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NYCS Law 50-A


Any  person  who  has taken a civil  service examination for a position in the competitive class  within  the   jurisdiction  of  the  department  of  personnel of the city of New York   shall have the  opportunity  to  protest  any  answer  or  rating  guide   proposed  by  the  department  of  personnel  to  any  question  on such   examination in accordance with the  provisions  of  this  section.  Such   protest  must  be filed with the city personnel director within the time   limits established pursuant to this section, and in the manner set forth   in this section. Within a reasonable  time  after  the  last  date  that   protests  are  permitted  to be filed pursuant to this section, the city   personnel director shall submit all protests filed in connection with an   examination to a test validation board which shall consist of one member   appointed by the city personnel director, one member  appointed  by  the   city  personnel  director from a list of up to three incumbent employees   nominated by the certified employee organization representing  employees  in  the title of the examination in question or if no certified employee organization  exists,  then  nominated  by  an   employee   organization   recognized   by   the  city  personnel  director  as  representing  such   employees, and one member appointed jointly by the other two members. If   there is more than one certified employee organization or more than  one   recognized  employee  association,  such  organizations  or associations   shall submit jointly a list  of  three  nominees.  Within  a  reasonable   period  after the date a civil service examination for a position in the   competitive class within the jurisdiction of the department of personnel   of the city of New York  is  administered,  the  department  shall  make   available  to  candidates  the  examination  questions  and proposed key   answers or rating guide, as appropriate, prepared by the city  personnel   director  or  his or her designee. The candidate's answer sheet shall be   made available to them at the beginning of the  protest  period.  Within   thirty  days  from the date that such proposed key answers and/or rating   guides are made available to candidates, any candidate wishing to file a   protest to one or more key answers or to the rating guide shall submit a   completed written protest, together with evidence in support thereof, to   the city personnel director. Such protest shall be  duly  subscribed  by   the  protesting  candidate,  shall  state  the  date  and  number of the   examination, and the candidate's social security number and the original   and four copies shall be submitted. Protests to proposed key answers  or   rating  guides  shall  include  a  statement  explaining  why the answer   selected by the protesting candidate is as good as or  better  than  the   proposed  key  answer  or  why  the  rating  guide  is in error, and any   additional evidence the candidate wishes to submit in  support  of  such   statement.  Within  a  reasonable  time  after  the last date for filing   protests, the test validation board shall make a  determination  whether   the  answers  selected  by  the  protesting candidates are as good as or   better than the proposed key answers or whether the rating guide  should   be  modified  and  shall give reasons therefor in an opinion in writing.   Such determination shall be binding on the city personnel  director  and   shall  be  made  available  for  review  at the department of personnel.   Within ten days after the determination  is  issued,  a  notice  of  its   availability  shall  be served upon the protesting candidates by mail.

Question-- What is a reasonable time? Im thinking the same 30 days we get to file for the protest. SO with that being said shouldnt that time period be over sometime next week.. Anyone concur

 


-- Edited by ImDrained on Tuesday 31st of January 2012 07:00:53 PM

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Reasonable time is anything THEY decide it to be.



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your an idiot


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Why am i an idiot !?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Thats my answer..........can you find a better one?  Thats why they write it like that, so they can control the time period and not held to a hard time period.

geeeeez !!

 



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Doc22 wrote:

your an idiot


 Not proper grammar!!!  You're an idiot!



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While u guys r talking laws. How is 06 lt test going to die in April? By what law, and by whom? Everyone on forum is saying its gonna happen but nobody knows how?

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Rocket wrote:

While u guys r talking laws. How is 06 lt test going to die in April? By what law, and by whom? Everyone on forum is saying its gonna happen but nobody knows how?


 Civil service law states that a test shall last fours from the date of the first promotion class.  The first class went in April of 2008 so it should expire April of this year.  However, it could technically be extended but it's highly unlikely.



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