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SUBJECT: ',.Criteria for Creating and Filling "Project" and "Exempt" Positions
SPECIFIC RE:QUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATION(U.
1. DIRECT the Human Resources Department to modify the Personnel Adjustment Request to
include the identification of project positions, funding sources, the duration of the project and
the potential benefits to be provided by the position.
2. DIRECT the Human Resources Department to provide the Board of Supervisors with an
updated cost benefit analysis of each project position at the halfway point of the project
duration.
3. DIRECT the Human Resources Department to pursue changing the Personnel Management
Regulations to require an examination process for filling project positions that were filled by
direct appointment and are subsequently brought into the merit-system.
4. ADOPT guidelines, included in this report, for determining how project positions are to be
filled.
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BACKGROUND/REASON(S) FOR RECOMMENDATIONS .
On December 13, 1995, the Director of Human Resources submitted a report (Attachment#1) to the
Internal Operations Committee on the selection process for non-merit system positions. The County
Administrator and Director of Human Resources appeared before the Internal Operations Committee
on December 18, 1995 and reviewed the report. The Internal Operations Committee subsequently
referred the December 13, 1995 report to the Finance Committee (Attachment#2) for the purpose of
drafting and recommending to the Board of Supervisors answers to the following types of questions:
(1) What additional information should be provided to the Board of Supervisors when a "project"
position is created, in terms of the purpose of the project, the duration of the project, the
funding of the project, the specific duties of the project position, and the expected outcome
and cost/benefit of the project?
(2) What criteria should control whether a position is created as a "project" position, as opposed
to a permanent, Merit System position, as opposed to an "exempt' position?
(3) What criteria should be followed in determining the period of time for which the project
position will be approved?
(4) Under what circumstances should filling a project position be exempt from normal testing
procedures and a direct appointment be authorized?
The Director of Human Resources set forth several recommendations and guidelines in the
December 13, 1995 report to the Internal Operations Committee that should be considered in
determining how project positions are to be filled. The Internal Operations Committee indicated that
it viewed the recent project appointments but indicated it would like the Finance Committee to review
the matter in more detail and outline some more specific criteria which should be followed. Finally,
the Internal Operations Committee noted that of most concern are direct appointments made to
project positions wherein no examination is conducted for the position.
Since meeting with the Internal Operations Committee, staff has had an opportunity to further refine
its recommendations and guidelines for establishing and filling project positions. Staff also had the
opportunity to meet with the Affirmative Action Officer and the Equal Employment Opportunity
Advisory Council and received their input and comments.
In addition to the recommendations and guidelines set forth in the December 13, 1995 report, the
following recommendations and/or guidelines should be considered in reference to each of the
following questions raised by the Internal Operations Committee:
• What additional information should be provided to the Board of Supervisors when a
"project" position is created, in terms of the purpose of the project, the duration of the
project, the funding of the project, the specific duties of the project position, and the
expected outcome and cost/benefit of the project?
Human Resources staff recommended in the December 13, 1995 report that the Personnel
Adjustment Request (P300) used to establish classes and positions be modified to include
information on the type of class/position being created; if project, the funding source; and the
duration of the project. In addition, a brief description of how the class/position relates to the
project could be provided on the reverse side of the P300 form.
• What criteria should control whether a position is created as a "project" position, as
opposed to a permanent, Merit System position, as opposed to an "exempt" position?
According to the Merit System Ordinance project positions are positions established for a
position will be approved?
The time period for which a project position is approved is dependent upon funding which, in
most cases, is from a source other than the County. If the funding is for a specified period of
time such a two years, this should be indicated on the P300. If the funding is from an outside
source that is continued on a year-to-year basis, this method of funding should be noted on
the P300.
• Under what circumstances should filling a project position be exempt from normal
testing procedures and a direct appointment be authorized?
Suggested guidelines for filling project positions under normal testing procedures or by direct
appointment were enumerated in the Human Resources Department's December 13, 1995
report to the Internal Operations Committee. In addition to the guidelines contained in the
above report, staff recommends the following:
(1) A change in the Personnel Management Regulations that would require the
administration of an examination process when a position is being changed from a
project position to a merit system position and the incumbent of the project position did
not take an examination for his/her project position appointment. This proposal will
require that the County meet and confer'with employee organizations over the change.
(2) In determining whether there are affirmative action implications, the following
information should be considered:
► Representation in the current workforce and the employees qualified to perform
the duties and responsibilities of the project position.
► Representation in the available marketplace.
► Representation in the job class in question.
► Any timetables and goals for the job class.
► If a job class is small and does not have timetables and goals, representation in
the occupational category that the class falls within should be reviewed.
► Targeted recruitment should be conducted if the job class is under represented.
If the job class is too small to make this determination the occupational group or
representation in the department should be considered.
► If a department believes that a function will develop into a project position,
current qualified employees should be notified and asked if they are interested in
the position.
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Leslie T.Knight
Director of Human.Resources
DATE: December 13, 1995
TO: Internal Operations Committee
FROM: Leslie T.6 4' 4irector of Human Resources
SUBJECT: Selection Process For Non-Merit System Positions
L PURPOSE
The purpose of this report is to provide information to the Internal Operations Committee on the
selection process for non-merit system positions.
II. BACKGROUND
On October 31, 1995 the Director of Human Resources was asked to meet with the Internal
Operations Committee to provide information on the criteria used to determine when vacant project
and exempt positions require testing and when they may be filled by a direct appointment. The
Director was also asked to provide statistics regarding the percentages of the last 100 project
positions fillei by examination or direct appointment and to provide information regarding the
procedure required for direct appointment.
IIL DISCUSSION
Positions within the County fall into two types of job classes: merit system classes and exempt
classes.
Merit System Classes - Most County employees are in job classifications that are in the Merit
System Employees in these job classes are covered by the provisions of the Personnel Management
Regulations(PMR's)that govern a wide variety of Human Resources activities including position
classification;recruitment and selection procedures; appointments; separations;layoffs;prohibited
discrimination; certification of names to departments for employment; and other personnel
transactions such as reassignments, transfers, demotions and leaves of absence.
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Exempt Classes- Positions established within exempt classes are excluded from the Merit System.
They include positions excluded by category such as electives, commissioners, and officers elected
by the people as well as positions within specific job classes that have been excluded from the Merit
System such as the Airports Manager and most department heads and their executive secretaries.
In addition,project positions are excluded from the Merit System. Project positions are created for
a specific limited period of time as part of an approved project. These positions are generally
financed in whole or in part by grants from federal, state, or private agencies.
A. PROJECT POSITIONS
ESTABLISHMENT OF PROJECT POSITIONS ~
• GOVERNING REGULATIONS
Merit System Ordinance 33=5:
► Chapter 33-5 of the Merit System Ordinance(Attachment#1) sets forth job classes
that are excluded from the Merit System
► Section 33-5.323 of the Merit System Ordinance states the following: "Project
Positions. Employees in positions(project positions) established by the board for a
specific limited period as part of an approved project are excluded. The county
administrator and the director of personnel shall develop procedures,to be approved
by the board, for designating these positions and employing persons to fill them"
Administrative Bulletin 416.1:
Administrative Bulletin #416.1 (Attachment #2) sets forth the following policies and
procedures on project positions:
► Project positions shall be designated by the County Administrator upon request of the
department head when such positions are created to implement a specific project of
limited duration financed in whole or in part by grants from federal, state, or private
agencies.
► Terms of employment and compensation expressed in Resolution No. 81/581 (now
83/1,Attachment#3) shall apply as the general rules of employment.
► The Director of Personnel shall maintain a classification plan and administer
competitive examinations and selection processes for employment similar to those for
positions in the merit service. The county's affirmative action commitments shall
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• PRACTICE
► The procedure followed for creating project classes and positions is the same as the
procedure used for merit system classes and positions. The procedure includes the
following steps:
(1) The department requesting the establishment of a project class and/or position
completes a Position Adjustment Request(P300)form(Attachment#4)and
submits it to the County Administrator's Office. Information requested on
the P300 includes: the name of the department submitting the request;the
action being requested(Le. establish a project class, add or cancel a project
position, etc.); and why it is necessary to take the action. Departments are
also asked for budgetary information ssch as whether the cost of the action
is within the department's budget and the source of funding to offset the
adjustment.
(2) The County Administrator's Office reviews the request from an organizational
and budgetary perspective. The request is also reviewed to determine if a
freeze exemption wi71 be granted. (See December 18, 1995 memorandum
from George Roemer, Senior Deputy County Administrator on Personnel
Freeze Exemptions.)
(3) Once the County Administrator's Office has completed it's review and
approved the release of the P300, it is forwarded to the Human Resources
Department. The action requested on the P300 is then reviewed to ensure
that it is appropriate from.a classification perspective. This review varies
depending upon the classification action being requested. Examples include
the following:
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Establishment of New Job Classifications - The proposed class
specification is reviewed to determine if a new class is warranted, if
any necessary revisions are required, and to ensure that the salary is
appropriate.
• Reclassification of positions- Classification questionnaires and other
documentation is reviewed to ensure that the duties and
responsibilitiesbeing performed by an incumbent are appropriate for
reclassification to a higher level class.
• Addition and/or cancellation of posdions-Documentation is reviewed
and discussed with operating departments to ensure that the action is
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appropriate. Any positions being canceled are checked to make sure
that they are not filled.
(4) After the Human Resources Department has completed its review, the P300
is returned to the County Administrator's Office with the Human Resources
Department's recommendation. Proposed wording for the agenda item which
will appear on the Board of Supervisors' Agenda is submitted with the P300.
(5) The P300 is put on the Board of Supervisors' Agenda for approval.
FILLING OF PROJECT POSITIONS
• GOVERNING REGULATIONS -
The Merit System OrdL-ance states that procedures shall be developed for designating and
filling project positions. Administration Bulletin #416.1 sets forth the parameters for the
examination and selection process use6to fill project positions.
Merit System Ordinance 33-5:
► Project positions are addressed in Section 33-5.323 of the Merit System Ordinance
which states in pertinent part: ......"The county administrator and the director of
personnel shall develop procedures, to be approved by the board, for designating
these positions and employing persons to fill them."
Administrative Bulletin 416.1:
The administrative bulletin on Project Positions (#416.1, May 6, 1982) sets forth the
following procedures and policies relating to the filing of Project Positions:
► The Director of Personnel shall maintain a classification plan and administer
competitive examinations and selection processes for employment similar to those for
positions in the merit service. The county's affirmative action commitments shall
apply.
► Departments shall confer with the Office of the County Administrator and the
Director of Personnel on all matters pertaining to project positions.
• PRACTICE
Administrative Bulletin 9416.1 states that the Director of°Personnel shall administer
competitive examinations and selection processes for employment similar to those for
positions in the merit service.
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When an examination is administered for a project class,the process followed is essentially
the same as for a class in the Merit System. However, examination appeal provisions in the
Personnel Management Regulations for merit system classes are not available to candidates
competing in examinations for project classes. Nevertheless, candidates competing in
examinations for project positions can file a complaint with the Director of Human Resources
and it will be reviewed and acted on as necessary.
When an examination is not administered for a project class, a direct appointment is made.
Direct appointments are made to positions in most exempt classes. Appointments to some
exempt positions, including project positions, may be made by direct appointment or by an
examination process. The authority for making direct appointments to merit system positions
is provided for in the Personnel Management Regulations. Section 502 of the PMR's
(Attachment#5) states in pertinent part, "The Director of Personnel may determine that the
use of competitive examinations procedures to fill one or more vacancies is impractical and
may s--,,pend competition and authorize direct appointment".
• CRITERIA
Several factors are taken into consideration in determining whether to administer an
examination for a project position. They include the following:
► Is the staff time needed to formulate and administer a competitive examination
justifiable for the position(s)in question?
• Would the eligible list resulting from the examination be used to fill several
positions and/or used by several departments?
• How many candidates are expected to apply? Difficult to recruit project
positions may be best filled by direct appointment. Furthermore, the
administration of an examination to fill a project position that will attract
several hundred applicants may not be practical.
► Can vacant project positions that require unique skills and abilities that are not readily
available in the job market be filled by current employees? (Merit system employees
who fill the project positions are placed on a leave of absence from their merit system
position.)
► Will the continuity of a project be disrupted by hiring an individual(s) who is
unfamiliar with the scope, organization and work being performed in the project?
► How quickly does the position(s)need to be filled? Does the funding of the project
position(s)require that it be filled immediately?
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► What is the likelihood that the project position(s) will be transferred into the Merit
System? If it is highly likely that the position would be transferred, consideration
should be given to administering an examination.
► Has an examination been requested by the department with the vacancy?
► What are the Affirmative Action implications, if any?
Based on the answers to the foregoing,a determination is made to administer an examination or make
a direct appointment to the project position(s).
B. EXEMPT POSITIONS y
Regulations that govern the establishment of exempt classes and positions, and the subsequent filling
of exempt positions, are outlined below.
ESTABLISHMENT OF EXEMPT POSITIONS
• GOVERNING REGULATIONS
Merit System Ordinances:
► Ordinance NO. 80- 47(Attachment#6)states that, "All regular county officers and
employees shall be included in the merit system except as exempted by ordinance
adopted by the board of supervisors".
► Article 33-5.3 Exclusions of the Merit System Ordinance, sets forth the types of
employees who are excluded from the County's merit system such as Electives,
Commissioners, Officers elected by the people, members of the merit board and of
other boards and commissions, casual patient and inmate employees at county
institutions, and project positions. In addition, the ordinance excludes employees
who are appointed to specific job classifications such as the Community Services
Director, department head executive secretaries, LAFCO Executive Officer and
Superior Court staff-
PRACTICE
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The procedure followed for creating exempt classes and positions is the same as the
procedure previously described for project classes and positions, with one exception: an
,. exempt class must be excluded from the Merit System in accordance with Ordinance NO. 80 -
47. Accordingly,in addition to processing a Position Adjustment Request to establish the job
classification and allocate it to the salary schedule, an ordinance must be prepared and
submitted to the Board of Supervisors to exclude the job class from the Merit System
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FILLING OF EXEMPT POSITIONS
• GOVE-:MNG REGULATIONS
There are no specific regulations that govern how exempt positions are filled. However, as
in the case of other positions, departments must consider budgetary constraints prior to
filling vacant exempt positions and the establishment of exempt positions must be approved
by the Board of Supervisors.
• PRACTICE
Although no specific procedure exists for filling exempt positions, examinations are often
administered for these positions. This is particularly true for department head positions where
it is desirable to have a state-wide or national recruitment effort to help ensure that the best
qualified individuals are made aware of the vacancy and can be considered for the position.
• CRITERIA
Factors taken into consideration in determining whether to administer an examination for
exempt positions are similar to those previously listed for project positions.
C. STATISTICAL DATA
The last one hundred (100) appointments to project positions are depicted in Attachment #7.
Twenty-nine(29) of the project positions were filled by direct appointment and seventy-one(71)
positions were filled from an eligible list established by an examination.
IV. RECOMMENDATIONS
FINDING: That the current Personnel Adjustment Request form (P300) used to secure and
document the classification and creation of positions does not provide the Board of
Supervisors with complete information concerning the proposed project status, the
nature of the project or the funding source.
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt the proposed revisions (see Attachment#8, bold type) to
the Position Adjustment Request form (P300) and direct the
County Administrator and the Human Resources Director to
advise County departments to use the revised forms beginning
March 1, 1996.
FINDING: That project positions are by definition unique and extraordinary, represent a wide
range of characteristics pertaining to the nature of the work, duration of the project
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and types of knowledges and skills required and often evolve and change as the
project matures. Therefore, by the very nature of project positions, it is difficult to
establish one correct methodology for recruiting and'selecting persons to fill the
positions. However, as mentioned earlier in this report'',there are general principles
currently being applied in making these determinations..
RECOMMENDATION: Adopt, as policy, the following guidelines to be applied in
determining how project positions are to be filled and direct the
Human Resources Director to immediately implement and
administer this policy.
GUIDELINES
► Is the staff time needed to formulate and administer a competitive
examination justifiable for the position(s) in question?
• Would the eligible list resulting from the examination be used to
fill several positions and/or used by several departments?
• How many candidates are expected to apply? Difficult to recruit
project positions may be best filled by direct appointment.
Furthermore, the administration of, an examinatip°_ to fill a
project position that will attract several hundred applicants may
not be practical.
► Can vacant project positions that require unique skills and abilities that
are not readily available in the job market be filled by current
employees? (Merit system employees who fill the project positions are
placed on a leave of absence from their merit system position)
► Will the continuity of a project be disrupted by hiring an individual(s)
who is unfamiliar with the scope, organization and work being
performed in the project?
► How quickly does the position(s) need to be filled? Does the funding of
the project position(s) require that it be filled immediately?
► What is the likelihood that the project position(s)will be transferred into
the Merit System? If it is highly likely that the position would be
transferred, consideration should be given to administering an
examination.
► Has an examination been requested by the department with the
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► What are the Affirmative Action implications, if any?
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TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Contr
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DATE' December 18, 1995
SUBJECT: CRITERIA FOR GRANTING EXEMPTIONS TO THE HIRING FREEZE.
CRITERIA FOR CREATING AND FILLING "PROJECT" AND "EXEMPT"
POSITIONS
SPECIFIC REOUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)a BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. CONCUR with the following circumstances,among others, which need to be
taken into account by the County Administrator in determining whether to grant
an exemption to the hiring freeze in any specific case:
0 The availability of funds within the Department's approved current year
budget.
0 The likelihood that the Department will be able to manage its approved
budget so as to have a balanced budget at the end of the fiscal year
based, in part, on the demonstrated ability of the Department to do so
In the past.
0 The extent to which failure to fill the position on a permanent basis
significantly interferes with the operational mission of the Department.
0 The extent to which failure to fill the position on a permanent basis
interferes with the Department's ability to generate outside revenue.
0 The need to keep permanent positions vacant in order to minimize the
number of employees who have to be laid off as a result of anticipated
budget reductions.
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SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
County Counsel
Director of Human Resources
1996 Finance Committee BY ,DEPUTY
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2. CONCUR with the County Administrator's plans to lift the freeze on individual
Departments based on, among other factors, the above criteria.
3. DIRECT the County Administrator to forward a memorandum to ail
Department Heads at the time he forwards the second quarter budget report
to the Board of Supervisors explaining more clearly to Department Heads the
various types of hiring freezes which can be imposed, what type of hiring
freeze is now in place and what criteria are being used to grant exceptions to
the freeze.
4. REFER the attached report from the Director of Human Resources to the
County Administrator and Finance Committee for the purpose of drafting and
recommending to the Board of Supervisors a'rnswers to the.following types of
questions:
0 What additional information should,be provided to the Board of
Supervisors when a "project" position is created, in terms of the
purpose of the project, the duration of the project, the funding of the
project, the specific duties of the project position, and the expected
outcome and cost/benefit of the project?
0 Why criteria should control whether a position is created as a"project'
position, as opposed to a permanent, Merit System position, as
opposed to an"exempt" position?
0 What criteria should be followed in determining the period of time for
which the project position will be approved?
0 Under what circumstances should filling a project position be exempt
from normal testing procedures and a direct appointment be
authorized?
5. ADOPT one of the following recommendations:
Either, DiRECT the County Counsel to prepare and return to the Board of
Supervisors a general policy statement which encourages appointing
authorities who are not appointed by the Board of Supervisors and which
directs appointing authorities who are appointed by.the Board of Supervisors
to avoid situations which may be viewed as an appearance of a conflict of
Interest in filling positions, even though no legal conflict exists,or,
DIRECT the County Counsel to prepare and return to the Board of
Supervisors a statement which can be forwarded to all appointing authorities
which identifies specific types of situations and circumstances the Board of
Supervisors believes should be avoided by an appointing authority in making
an appointment to a position, including ones which may be viewed as an
appearance of a conflict of interest, even though no legal conflict exists.
Supervisor DeSauinier supports the first alternative. Super,:,;or Rogers
supports the second alternative.
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BACKGROUND:
On October 3, 1995, the Board of Supervisors referred to our Committee a request
from Supervisor DeSaulnier that staff provide our Committee with the criteria used
in determining whether to exempt a position from a hiring freeze and the criteria that
are used in determining whether filling a project or exempt position will require
testing or be accomplished by a direct appointment. The referral also requested
information on recent filling of project positions by examination or direct appointment
and the procedure required for a direct appointment.
On December 18, 1995, our Committee met with the County Administrator and
Director of Human Resources. We received and reviewed the attached reports. We
agree generally with the criteria used by the County Administrator in exempting
positions from the hiring freeze. However,we have heard from some County staff
that it is unclear exactly what the rules are for having a position exempted from a
hiring freeze and how hard a freeze is, in fact, in place. As a result, we are
recommending that the Board of Supervisors approve the criteria listed above, but
also provide a written explanation to Department Heads regarding exactly what the
status of the freeze is at any given point in time. We are also recommending that the
County Administrator be authorized to lift the freeze selectively on Departments,
based on the criteria outlined above.
While we are generally pleased with the results of the survey we asked the Director
of Human Resources to conduct on recent project appointments and see them as
entirely appropriate, we would like the Finance Committee to review this matter in
more detail and outline some more specific criteria which should be followed as
noted above. Of most concern to us are direct appointments made to project
positions, meaning that no examination is conducted for the position. We believe
that these direct appointments in particular should be reviewed more carefully to
insure that we are not circumventing normal merit system requirements
inappropriately.
Finally, both members of our Committee are concemed about situations where an
appointment may raise questions about a potential conflict of interest, even though
there may be no actual legal conflict of interest present in the appointment. It is
Important, particularly with direct appointments, that there not even be the
appearance of a conflict of interest. We differ, however, in how we think the Board
of Supervisors should approach this issue. Supervisor DeSaulnier believes that a
general statement urging that appointing authorities avoid any appearance of a
conflict of interest in making appointments should be sufficient. Supervisor Rogers
believes that the Board of Supervisors needs to be able to define more clearly what
it is talking about and should spell out specific situations or circumstances which the
Board believes should be avoided in making appointments. The Board will have to
determine which approach is more appropriate.
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