Article 14B. Civil Service for Correctional Officers

Article 14B. Civil Service for Correctional Officers

§7-14B-1. Appointments and Promotions of Correctional Officers
§7-14B-2. Definitions; Population
§7-14B-3. Civil Service Commission
§7-14B-4. Clerk of Commission
§7-14B-5. Office and Supplies for Commission; Appropriations Required
§7-14B-6. Powers and Duties of Commission
§7-14B-7. Rules and Regulations of Commission; Notice and Distribution Thereof; Probationary Period for Appointees
§7-14B-8. Form of Application; Age Requirements; Exceptions
§7-14B-9. Character and Notice of Competitive Examinations; Qualifications of Applicants; Competitive Examinations to Be Prescribed by State Civil Service Commission; Press Representatives; Posting Eligible List; Medical Examinations; Exceptions as to and Training of Correctional Officers Serving on Effective Date of Article
§7-14B-10. Refusal to Examine or Certify; Review Thereof
§7-14B-11. Appointments From Eligible List
§7-14B-12. Noncompetitive Examination for Filling Vacancy; Provisional Appointment
§7-14B-13. Vacancies Filled by Promotions; Eligibility for Promotion
§7-14B-14. No Inquiry Shall Be Made Concerning Political or Religious Opinions or Affiliations of Applicants, Etc
§7-14B-15. Political Activity of Correctional Officers Prohibited; Petition for Vacating Appointment; Action on Petition; Appeal
§7-14B-16. Training and Retraining Programs for All Correctional Officers Required
§7-14B-17. Removal, Discharge, Suspension or Reduction in Rank or Pay; Appeal; Reduction in Force; Mandatory Retirement Age
§7-14B-18. Vacations for Correctional Officers
§7-14B-18a. Correctional Officers Who Are Required to Work During Holidays; How Compensated
§7-14B-19. Sick Leave
§7-14B-20. Offenses and Penalties
§7-14B-21. County Commission of Counties With a Population of Less Than Twenty-Five Thousand May Place Correctional Officers Under Civil Service; Protest and Election With Respect Thereto
§7-14B-22. Inconsistent Acts Repealed; Once Established Civil Service Remains Mandatory
§7-14B-23. Severability

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