14. Classified & Unclassified Employment

Some of the most commonly asked questions concerning the differences and similarities between classified...

Section 502.b of the County Charter provides that a variety of positions are unclassified to facilitate...

Section 502 of the County Charter designates all positions as classified unless they are specifically...

In 2004, San Mateo County voters resoundingly approved Measure D by a 19-point margin. Measure D provides...

CLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED Recruitment & Selection Covered by the provisions of the Civil Service...

This occurs when some employees are performing ongoing work and other employees are hired to perform...

Departments may use hiring processes similar to those used for classified positions and may even make...

Section 14 of Civil Service Commission Rule XI states that the County may appoint, without examination,...

If a filled classified position is changed to unclassified, it is considered a layoff subject to the...

All persons in unclassified positions can compete for classified positions any time that an Open or Open...

Persons in unclassified positions, who previously held a classified position and who did not have a break...

An employee who moves from classified to unclassified service must resign from the classified service....

There is no difference in health, dental, vision, or life insurance benefits based on classified or unclassified...

There is no difference in retirement benefits or obligations based on classified or unclassified sta...

Employee & Labor Relations