Human Resources Business Rules and Regulations

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• 2020 State Holiday and Check Dates Calendar

  The 2020 State Holiday and Check Dates calendar for State Employees

• Extension of the One-time payment of the 2017 SEBAC agreement to confidential employees (E-Item 2558)

• Holiday Observance 2024

• DAS General Letter 29 - Temporary Service in a Higher Class (TSHC)

  Authorizes a pay increase and provides policy for individuals authorized to work at a higher level on a temporary basis

• Extension of the Agreed upon language concerning Executive Order 13G (E-Item 2815)

• Telecommuting Arrangement - Appendix B

  Form used by an agency to approve a request for telecommuting by an employee

• DAS General Letter 220 - Authorized Use of Temporary Personnel Services

  Procedures and acceptable reasons for use of temporary personnel services

• Transfer-Rehire Form for Agency Use - CT-HR-17

  Form used by an agency to request assistance from the Department of Administrative Services to transfer a position or initiate a rehire in the Core-CT System

• Sick Leave - Family Sick Leave for Managerial and Confidential Employees - MPP 97-006 - November 1997

  Authorizes managerial or confidential employees five (5) sick family days per calendar year to be used in the event of critical illness or severe injury to an immediate family member

• Promotion from Training Class effective date - DAS Official Memoranda 99-016 - October 1999

  Provides effective date of promotion to the target class as the day after the ending date of the training program

• Retirement - Hazardous Duty Retirement for Certain Classes - MPP 89-003 - October 1990

  Authorizes a list of certain classes as eligible for hazardous duty retirement

• Retirement - Hazardous Duty Retirement for State Capitol Chief Police Officer - Supreme Court - MPP 06-005 - July 2004

  Authorizes the classification of State Capitol Police Chief Police Officer as eligible for Hazardous Duty Retirement under the State Employees Retirement Act

• Retirement - Hazardous Duty Retirement for State Capitol Police Corporal - MPP 06-006 - January 1996

  Authorizes the classification of State Capitol Police Corporal as eligible for Hazardous Duty Retirement under the State Employees Retirement Act

• Retirement - Hazardous Duty Retirement for State Capitol Police Sergeant and Capitol Police Lieutenant - MPP 06-008 - January 1996

  Authorizes the classifications of State Capitol Police Sergeant and Capitol Police Lieutenant as eligible for Hazardous Duty Retirement under the State Employees Retirement Act

• Benefits - Health Insurance, Pension and other Benefits of SEBAC 2011 Agreement and Changes to Longevity to Non-Represented Employees (E-Item 1707)

  Extends healthcare and pension benefits from SEBAC 2011 and changes to longevity effective September 2011 to all non-represented employees