Haw. Code R. § 8-63-74 - Administrative review
(a) For complaints within the jurisdiction of
the merit appeals board, the following persons shall be entitled to file a
request for administrative review:
(1)
Recruitment: Any person who has filed an application for a vacant civil service
position or a recruitment program and who alleges an improper
recruitment.
(2) Examination:
(A) Any applicant who:
(i) Receives notification of failure to meet
minimum qualifications for the class, position, or public employment
requirements for which a formal application was filed;
(ii) Receives notification of an
unsatisfactory examination score;
(iii) Receives notification of non-selection
for a civil service position; or
(iv) Receives notification of unsuitability
for public employment or a specific class of work applied for;
(B) Any employee serving an
initial probationary appointment in a civil service position who is disciplined
or terminated for failure to successfully complete the initial probationary
period.
(3)
Classification or Reclassification: The civil service employee occupying the
position as of the effective date of the classification action and any
subsequent civil service employee in the position up to the date of the notice
of final action who believes the classification action was improper.
(4) Initial pricing of classes: The civil
service incumbent of a position in a new class as of the effective date of the
initial pricing action who alleges an improper pricing action.
(5) Other employment actions taken against a
civil service employee who is excluded from collective bargaining: Any civil
service employee who is excluded from collective bargaining coverage under
section
89-6,
Hawaii Revised Statutes, who alleges an adverse employment action under Chapter
76, Hawaii Revised Statutes.
The request for administrative review must be filed within ten calendar days after the date of the notice of the recruitment, examination, classification, reclassification, pricing, or final adverse action.
(b) For
complaints not within the jurisdiction of the merit appeals board, the
complainant shall be entitled to file a request for administrative review. The
request for administrative review must be filed within ten calendar days after
the date of the notice of the final adverse action.
(c) Upon receipt of the request for
administrative review, the assistant superintendent or designee shall take
appropriate action, including:
(1) If the
complaint is not within the jurisdiction of the department, refer and forward
the complaint to the appropriate agency, if known, and notify the complainant
accordingly;
(2) If the complaint
is covered by another department complaint process, refer and forward the
complaint and notify the complainant accordingly;
(3) If the matters are clearly subject to the
collective bargaining procedure, return the complaint to the complainant;
or
(4) Accept the complaint for
appropriate action and notify the complainant accordingly.
(d) If the complaint falls within the
authority of the department and the scope of this internal complaint procedure,
the assistant superintendent or designee shall review the complaint and issue a
written decision within ten calendar days after the completion of the
administrative review. If the complaint is denied, information on filing a
formal complaint through the formal complaint process, set forth in section
8-63-75, shall accompany the written decision.
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