Employment Testing of Persons with Diasabling Conditions - IPAC

2. The double "time allowance will be computed on the basis of the
tests the candidate is actually taking, not the total group of
tests included in a package which has an overall time allowance.
3. The mBYiimw testing time allowed on any one day is eight
hours.
4. The maximum total testing time for disabled candidates for any
and all tests scheduled for the same date is ]6 hours.
5. If the time allowance for a disabled candidate is more than
eight hours but less than 16 hours, the total testing time will
be divided into two testing sessions, with the length of the
sessions to be determined by the agency; but no single session
shall be longer than eight hours.
6. If the maximum total testing time requires more than one day
of testing, the candidate may continue work until the end of the
mav-iimm time allowed for the first day's session even though
this may result in stopping work in the middle of a test
booklet. Under such circumstances the candidate will be
required to sign a written affirmation that s/he has not used
the intervening time to discuss the test material or to
research answers to the questions which s/he has already seen.
7. Candidates taking a combination of unrelated examinations for
which the written tests are scheduled on the same day(s) will be
allowed to choose the order in which they wish to take the
written tests. The time allowance for the combined examinations
should be considered carefully, and should factor in the needs
of both the candidate and the employer. The time allowance for
a disabled candidate should never be less than that for a nondisabled
candidate, and will usually not be more than double
that allowed for a non-disabled candidate.
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