ARTICLE 2.
EMPLOYMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE: 05/04/98
RULE 205.
REGISTERS
REVISED DATE:
A. REGISTER: A register is an official list of eligibles for a particular classification or group
of
classifications.
B. ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF REGISTERS:
1. The Court Administrator shall be responsible for the establishment and maintenance
of
appropriate registers for all classes and for the determination of the adequacy of
existing
registers.
2. It shall be the duty of each Division Head to notify the Court Administrator as far in
advance
as possible of vacancies or anticipated vacancies.
3. Applicants who have successfully completed an examination process shall be placed
on the
employment register established for the classification for which they have
applied.
C. TYPES OF REGISTERS:
1. PUBLIC REGISTERS: After each examination process, the Court Administrator
shall prepare
a register of eligibles or may merge the names of the new eligibles with
those on an existing register.
In the case of open continuous recruitment, registers
may be amended continuously.
a. Regular status Court and Mohave County employees may apply and be
placed on an internal
register if:
1) They are not serving a probationary period.
2) They meet necessary, acceptable and/or special qualifications and/or
requirements for
the classification for which they are applying.
3) They have passed the examination requirements that may include but
are not limited to
one or any combination of reviews of experience
and training, written tests, background
investigations, medical examinations that may include drug screening, performance tests,
physical
agility tests, psychological tests, polygraph examinations, profiles,
oral
interviews or others applicable to the position or classification
for which they are
applying.
4) Employees, regular and temporary status, may be required to provide
written
documentation from their Division Head attesting to their satisfactory performance
before being placed on an internal register.
b. Temporary employees may apply and be placed on an internal register if:
1) They have been working for the Court or Mohave County for an
equivalent of six (6)
months or 1040 hours within the past two (2)
years.
3. REINSTATEMENT REGISTERS:
a. A regular employee who is separated from Judicial service as the result of a formal reduction
b. A laid-off employee placed on the reinstatement register shall remain on the
reinstatement
register for one (1) year from the date of the layoff.
c. It shall be the laid-off employee's responsibility to verify with the Court
Administrator
his/her current address and phone number, and to notify the
Court Administrator of any
changes of address or phone number.
4. RELATED REGISTERS:
b. The scores of eligibles for any part of the examination process may be
reevaluated based on
specific needs of the classification in which the vacancy
exists.
D. DURATION OF REGISTERS: A register shall expire as determined by the Division Head
in
conjunction with the Court Administrator, unless the register is specifically extended or
abolished by
the Court Administrator. An expired or abolished register may be reactivated
to resolve recruitment
problems, when in the best interest of the Judicial service.
1. Unless otherwise agreed to by the Division Head and Court Administrator, registers
shall expire
at the end of six (6) months from the time of their establishment.
3. The duration of a register may be extended by the Court Administrator for a period
not to exceed
six (6) additional months.
4. The duration of registers for classes for which open continuous recruitment and
examinations are
conducted shall be indefinite, but may be terminated by the Court
Administrator at any time. The
names of eligibles may be removed from open continuous registers six (6) months from the date
on which they were placed on the
register.
E. REMOVAL OF NAMES FROM A REGISTER: The Court Administrator may remove
the name
of an eligible from a register for any of the following reasons:
2. Inability of the Court Administrator or Division Head to contact the eligible after
reasonable
effort to do so;
3. Receipt by the Court Administrator or the Division Head of any written or verbal
communication
from the eligible that consideration for a position in the classification
is no longer desired, or that
the eligible is no longer available for appointment;
4. Refusal or rejection by the eligible of an offer of appointment;
5. Failure to respond to a reinstatement notice;6. Upon appointment of an eligible;
7. Expiration of eligibility on the register unless the register has been extended;
8. The abolishment of the register;
9. Failure of the eligible to appear for a scheduled appointment interview;
10. Separation of an eligible from the Judicial or Mohave County service.
F. MANIFEST ERROR: After appropriate review, the Court Administrator, upon approval
of the
Presiding Judge may make an adjustment to the status of a candidate or eligible to
rectify a manifest
error. No such adjustment shall have an effect on any appointment already
made.