Washington § 41.14.290 - Appointment of classified employee to exempt position — Return to regular position.

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§ 41.14.290. Appointment of classified employee to exempt position — Return to regular position.

Any classified employee having civil service status in a position may take an appointment in an exempt position in the same county and maintain the right to return to his or her regular position or to a like position at the conclusion of such appointment. Such employee must apply to return to classified service within thirty calendar days of:
(1) Termination of employment in such exempt position; or
(2) Termination of employment in any other exempt position in which the employee subsequently serves provided there was no break in service with the county of more than thirty calendar days.
[ 1979 ex.s. c 153 s 5.]

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