Post by intheknow on May 31, 2009 13:36:47 GMT -5
The provisions of 2 C no longer applies. This would seem to mean that the new hires could reapply for a voluntary reassignment after only three months.
Section 2
A. The OHA shall create and maintain a reassignment register organized by hearing office that contains the name of each volunteer Judge, the postmarked date of the request for reassignment and the date the Judge was appointed. Upon request, the Agency will provide to the President of the AALJ a copy of the current reassignment register on no more than a quarterly basis, which includes a list of all Judges who have requested reassignment to each hearing office.
C. A Judge with less than twenty-four (24) months of continuous service with the Agency is not eligible for a voluntary reassignment unless a qualifying hardship exists and may not be placed on the request register until eligible.
Section 2
A. The OHA shall create and maintain a reassignment register organized by hearing office that contains the name of each volunteer Judge, the postmarked date of the request for reassignment and the date the Judge was appointed. Upon request, the Agency will provide to the President of the AALJ a copy of the current reassignment register on no more than a quarterly basis, which includes a list of all Judges who have requested reassignment to each hearing office.
C. A Judge with less than twenty-four (24) months of continuous service with the Agency is not eligible for a voluntary reassignment unless a qualifying hardship exists and may not be placed on the request register until eligible.
