Local Employment Policy Handbook - ICASS
Local Employment Policy Handbook - ICASS
Local Employment Policy Handbook - ICASS
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Before terminating any Ordinarily Resident LE Staff, HR must confirm that the proposed termination<br />
action is in compliance with local labor law.<br />
Inherently Governmental Work<br />
For State Positions:<br />
An individual hired under a PSA may not perform “inherently governmental work” as defined in A-D<br />
below. Specifically, an individual hired under a PSA may not perform the following inherently<br />
governmental work:<br />
A. Enter into any agreement on behalf of the USG.<br />
B. Make decisions involving governmental functions such as planning, budget, programming, and<br />
personnel selections. It’s okay to make recommendations in these areas, but an American directhire<br />
employee of State or other USG agency must make the final decision.<br />
C. Supervise direct-hire Foreign, Civil, or uniform service member employees. However, LE<br />
Staff hired under a PSA may supervise other LE Staff hired under a PSA. (See Topic:<br />
Supervision)<br />
D. Hold accountable officer positions: Treasury Department regulations currently implementing<br />
Title 31 do not permit contract personnel hired on a Personal Services Contract or Personal<br />
Services Agreement to manage or certify funds. HR must employ LE Staff authorized as<br />
Certifying Officers under a direct hire appointment.<br />
When a position has inherently governmental work assigned, HR must employ the individual under a<br />
direct hire appointment.<br />
For Participating Agency Positions:<br />
HR contacts the participating agency’s headquarters to find out what the agency considers “inherently<br />
governmental work” and if HR may use a PSA or must use a direct hire appointment.<br />
(See Topic: <strong>Local</strong> <strong>Employment</strong> <strong>Policy</strong>: <strong>Policy</strong> Statement and Legal Authority)