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5 CFR 330.405 - Agency placement assistance.

§ 330.405
Agency placement assistance.
An agency that separates a preference eligible from a restricted position by reduction in force under part 351 of this chapter because of a contracting out situation covered in § 330.404 must, consistent with § 330.603, advise the employee of the opportunity to participate in available career transition programs. The agency is also responsible for:
(a) Applying OMB's policy directives on the preference eligible's right of first refusal for positions that are contracted out to the private sector; and
(b) Cooperating with State units as designated or created under title I of the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 to retrain displaced preference eligibles for other continuing positions.

Title 5 published on 2013-01-01

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United States Code
USC : Title 5 - GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYEES

§ 1104 - Delegation of authority for personnel management

§ 1302 - Regulations

§ 3301 - Civil service; generally

§ 3302 - Competitive service; rules

§ 3304 - Competitive service; examinations

§ 3310 - Preference eligibles; examinations; guards, elevator operators, messengers, and custodians

§ 3315 - Registers; preference eligibles furloughed or separated

§ 3327 - Civil service employment information

§ 3330 - Government-wide list of vacant positions

§ 8151 - Civil service retention rights

§ 8337 - Disability retirement

§ 8456 - Military reserve technicians

Statutes at Large

112 Stat. 2424

Presidential Documents

Executive Order ... 10577

Memorandum ... Sept. 12, 1995