8-B DCMR 1136

1136. REDUCTION-IN-FORCE: WORK UNITS

Last amended: 1992Length: 242 wordsOfficial source

Cite as D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 8-B, ยง 1136

1136 REDUCTION-IN-FORCE: WORK UNITS 1136.1 The order of priority and preference set forth in the section shall be applied within affected work units when it becomes necessary to effect a reduction-in-force ("RIF"). 1136.2 For purposes of a RIF, the following groups shall be treated as separate work units: (a) Grant-funded individuals paid under particular grants. Each grant shall be considered as a separate and distinct work unit; (b) Appropriated or indirect cost individuals within the offices of the President. Cooperative Extension Service employees who are paid with appropriated or non-appropriated USDA funds shall be covered in this work unit; and (c) Appropriated or indirect cost individuals within the offices of each of the vice presidents. 1136.3 Non-grant-funded employees shall include, but are not necessarily limited to, individuals who are paid from appropriated or indirect cost funds. 1136.4 Grant-funded employees shall include persons who are paid with funds made available to the University pursuant to a specific contract or other written agreement which is usually designed to carry out a particular purpose. 1136.5 Positions to be reduced in force shall be identified by title and grade/level (excluding consideration of the individual's step in the grade/level) within each work unit. 1136.6 Only those grant-funded employees who have been designated as permanent employees pursuant to office personnel actions shall be considered permanent employees. However, all appointments of these employees shall be subject to the duration of the specific grant under which they have been hired.
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