Guam § 4102 - Classified and Unclassified Services.

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§ 4102. Classified and Unclassified Services.

All offices and employment in the Government of Guam, except for employment as academic

personnel of the Guam Community College (GCC) and the University of Guam (UOG), as the term

academic personnel is defined in enabling laws of GCC and UOG, shall be divided into classified and

unclassified services as follows:

(a) The unclassified service shall include the positions of:

(1) elective officials;

(2) judges;

(3) Superior Court marshal, chief clerk, chief probation officer and court administrator of

the Superior Court;

(4) heads of agencies and instrumentalities and not more than one (1) secretary for each such

officer;

(5) The first assistant, by whatever title denominated, to the heads of agencies and

instrumentalities stated in paragraph (4) of this Subsection;

(6) persons employed on a temporary basis;

(7) members of boards and commission;

(8) executive director of the Mayors’ Council;

(9) all offices and employment in the Executive Branch whose appointment are required to

be confirmed by I Liheslaturan Guåhan;

(10) all offices and employment made, by law, to be at the pleasure of any board,

commission or officer;

(11) all legislative employees;

(12) members of the Guam Gaming Commission;

(13) physicians and health care administrators employed at the Guam Memorial Hospital

Authority;

(14) With the exception of civilian non-uniformed positions, all positions in the Department

of Military Affairs, including the Executive Secretary and Executive Services Coordinator.

(15) employees of the office of I Maga’håga/Maga’låhi and I Sigundo Maga’håga/Maga’låhi

including off-island offices and Government House, as authorized in the applicable appropriation

law.

(16) Property Management Officer at the Department of Corrections.

(17) persons employed on a seasonal basis.

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(18) not more than one (1) Special Assistant each to the Attorney General of Guam and the

Public Auditor.

(19) University of Guam student employees.

(20) Employees of the Office of the Elected Attorney General.

(A) Classified employees at the time of passage of this Act shall remain classified for

the duration of their employment at the Office of the Attorney General and shall only be

removed pursuant to the provisions contained in 4 GCA § 4201 and 4 GCA § 4406.

(b) The classified service shall include all other positions in the government of Guam.

(c) Notwithstanding any law or rule to the contrary, employment as academic personnel of the

Guam Community College and the University of Guam shall be governed by rules adopted by the

Board of Trustees and the Board of Regents, respectively, in order to provide academic freedom and

autonomy to the institutions, as intended by P.L. 14-077 as to GCC, and P.L. 19-040 as to UOG.

(d) Notwithstanding any other provision of law there shall be no other personnel classifications

in the government of Guam, other than the classified and unclassified services as set forth in this

Section. The Director of Administration shall not create any unclassified positions. The Civil Service

Commission shall hear no appeal regarding the creation of a new position.

Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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