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Notice: 13603782

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Division:

Personnel Management System

Chapter:

APPOINTMENTS AND STATUS

Overview

RULE:

60L-33.001	Scope (Repealed)
60L-33.002	General Principles
60L-33.003	Status
60L-33.0031	Reinstatement (Repealed)
60L-33.00311	Appointments
60L-33.00312	Demotion Appointments
60L-33.00313	Original Appointments
60L-33.00314	Promotion Appointments
60L-33.00315	Reassignment Appointments.
60L-33.00316	Lateral Action Appointments.
60L-33.00317	Reinstatement Appointments.
60L-33.0032	Shared Employment
60L-33.0033	Appointment of Veterans
60L-33.004	Layoff and Employee Transition
60L-33.005	Other Personal Services Employment
60L-33.0065	Separations

PURPOSE:

Chapter 2012-15, Laws of Florida, amends:

* Section 110.131, F.S., relating to Other-personal-services (OPS) by deleting the 1040 limitation for hours of work in a 12-month period for certain positions and removing the requirement for requesting extensions from  the Executive Office of the Governor for hours worked beyond the 1040 limitation.  The new language requires that agencies perform an annual review to assess and document the necessity for continuation of each OPS employment categorized as temporary, based on agency need and to report annually to the Executive Office of the Governor and the chairs of the legislative appropriations committees the total number of OPS employees, type of employment, average pay, and total number of hours worked for each OPS employee in the previous year.
* Section 110.217, F.S., relating to appointment actions and status by introducing the term “lateral action” as a new appointment type.

SUMMARY:

Rule Chapter 60L-33, F.A.C., needs to be amended to comport with the new language in Sections 110.131 and 110.217, F.S.  Additionally, non-substantive language clean-up is proposed throughout the rule to memorialize current practices and to provide clarity for agencies in the application of the rule.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

110.1055, 110.131(3), 110.201(1), 110.21(2), 110.217(1)(a), 110.217(5), 110.403(1), 110.503(2), 110.605(1) FS

LAW:

110.131, 110.201, 110.21, 110.213, 110.2135, 110.217, 110.227, 110.403, 110.503, 110.605 FS

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

12/6/2013 Vol. 39/236

COMMENTS:

From 12/6/2013 To 12/27/2013 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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