Local Employment Policy Handbook - ICASS
Local Employment Policy Handbook - ICASS
Local Employment Policy Handbook - ICASS
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PROBATIONARY PERIOD<br />
Ordinarily Residents (ORs)<br />
See 3 FAM 7600 and the LE Staff Performance Management <strong>Policy</strong> Guidebook.<br />
Not Ordinarily Residents (NORs)<br />
Appointment Eligible Family Members (AEFMs)<br />
1. AEFMs hired into a State position under a Family Member Appointment (FMA) do not serve a<br />
probationary period. They must work 90 calendar days in the current position under the FMA before<br />
becoming eligible to apply for advertised vacancies at the Mission. There is no exception to this policy.<br />
(See 3 FAM 8200)<br />
2. AEFMs hired into a State position under a Temporary Appointment are not required to work 90<br />
calendar days in the current position under the Temporary Appointment before becoming eligible to apply<br />
for advertised positions at the Mission. They may apply for advertised Mission vacancies at any time.<br />
Supervisors experiencing performance or conduct problems may not place the employee “on a<br />
probationary period.” Instead, the supervisor begins the process of counseling the employee, identifying<br />
the area(s) of poor performance or conduct, setting a time for improvement, and documenting the session.<br />
The supervisor gives the employee every opportunity to improve performance, unless immediate<br />
separation for cause is appropriate due to, e.g., waste, fraud, mismanagement, malfeasance, improper<br />
conduct detrimental to the interests of the USG, or other area as identified by Mission management.<br />
EFMs Who Don’t Meet the Definition of AEFM and All Other NORs<br />
1. EFMs who don’t meet the definition of AEFM and all other NORs with a US Social Security number<br />
hired under a PSA by State or a participating agency under COM authority that has signed the MOA to<br />
use State’s PSA authority do not serve a probationary period. They must work 90 calendar days in the<br />
current position before becoming eligible to apply for advertised vacancies at the Mission. There is no<br />
exception to this policy.<br />
2. EFMs who don’t meet the definition of AEFM and all other NORS with a US Social Security number<br />
hired under a PSA Fixed-Term for less than one year, or under a PSA with a WAE work schedule, are not<br />
required to work 90 calendar days in the current position before becoming eligible to apply for advertised<br />
positions at the Mission. They may apply for advertised Mission vacancies at any time.