Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation - Operations Manual

Chapter 3 – Personnel, Training, and Employee Relations

Article 20 – Personnel Policies

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33010.21.2 Probationary Employees

  • Generally, transfer requests shall only be considered if the employees have permanent status in their present classification. This allows:

    • The employee to demonstrate he/she can satisfactorily perform the duties of the class in which he/she is serving probation prior to being moved to different surroundings and new supervisors.

    • Opportunity to consistently evaluate the employee’s work performance and his/her ability to perform the work of the class.

  • Requests shall be reviewed to determine if it is preferable to delay transfer until completion of probation.

  • The hiring authority at either the sending or receiving institution/facility/program may refuse such transfer.

  • Hardship transfers for custody classifications occurring within the probationary period require the approval of the Director, Division of Adult Institutions.

  • For employees transferred in current probationary class, the length of probation remains unchanged.

    • If the requested transfer is to another class, the employee shall meet the standards governing transfers between civil service classes.

    • Serve a new probationary period unless waived by the hiring authority under provisions of the GCGovernment Code.