Haw. Code R. § 8-63-41 - Non-civil service appointments
(a) The appointing
authority may make an appointment of not more than eighty-nine consecutive
calendar days or of less than twenty hours a week for thirty-seven consecutive
weeks without regard to the minimum qualification requirements of the position
or a non-civil service temporary appointment outside the list in order to meet
immediate operational needs provided that:
(1) The employee chosen for such an
appointment must meet the public employment requirements under section
78-1,
Hawaii Revised Statutes, and possess the necessary occupational license,
certification, or registration required by statute or regulation. Service
acquired in a non-civil service appointment shall not be credited towards
meeting the requirements of an initial probationary period;
(2) The following conditions shall apply for
such appointments:
(A) The appointing
authority ensures the employee will perform duties characteristic of the
class;
(B) The employee has not
received a non-civil service appointment in the same class of work within the
last three months, unless this restriction is waived by the assistant
superintendent; and
(C) There are
no interested and available applicants on an appropriate eligible list to fill
the vacancy, or the appointing authority is unable to make a selection from an
appropriate eligible list.
(b) The appointing authority may make a
non-civil service temporary appointment outside the list when there are no
interested and available applicants on an appropriate eligible list to fill the
vacancy, or the appointing authority determines that the period of the
temporary appointments makes it impracticable to fill the position by
recruitment procedures. The following conditions shall apply:
(1) For permanent vacancies, the appointment
shall not exceed six months;
(2)
For temporary vacancies, the appointment shall not exceed one year;
(3) An appointing authority may request and
be granted an extension to continue an employee in a non-civil service
temporary appointment outside the list at the discretion of the assistant
superintendent or authorized designee.
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