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| Policy Title: | Nepotism | ||||
| Policy Number: | DHS-060-020 |
Version: |
1.0 |
Effective Date: |
03/27/2002 |
| Approved By: DHS Chief Administrative Officer |
Approved Date: 03/27/2002
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DHS will make appointments, transfers, and promotions to positions based on job related qualifications.
Discrimination in favor of candidates who are family members is prohibited.
No DHS manager, or supervisor, shall employ, by appointment, promotion, or transfer, a family member over whom she/he exercises authority. No team lead, or lead worker shall influence the work schedule or give input into the performance evaluation of a family member.
Employment of a family member is allowed when at least two organizational levels of supervision separate the supervisor and the family member.
Example: The Director of Human Resources could have a family member employed as an investigator in the Criminal Records Unit because the investigator reports to the Criminal Records Supervisor who reports to the HR Assistant Administrator who then reports to the Director and more than 2 levels of supervision separate them.
The Appointing Authority may make exceptions based on job related factors or recruiting conditions. Exceptions must be approved in advance of hire.
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