Or. Admin. Code § 105-050-0030 - Injured Worker Preference for Entry-Level Positions
(1) Definitions:
(a) Agency-at-injury: The state agency that
employed the injured worker when the compensable injury occurred.
(b) Attending Physician: The physician
primarily responsible for the injured worker's care related to the compensable
condition in the workers' compensation claim.
(c) Independent and semi-independent
agencies: State executive branch agencies not subject to all of ORS 240.
(d) Entry-level position: All
limited competitive and non-competitive appointment classifications listed in
OAR 105-040-0060; all classifications defined as entry in their title;
single-level classifications and the first level of a classification series.
(2) Injured workers who
make a timely demand for reemployment to available, suitable employment in
accordance with Oregon Administrative Rule 839-006-0135 may also request
consideration for permanent appointment to entry-level positions.
(a) The injured worker, seeking such
reemployment, submits a written request to the agency-at-injury noting the
specific entry-level positions to which he or she seeks appointment along with
an updated employment application form.
(b) An agency-at-injury, subject to ORS 240,
after receiving an eligible injured worker's request for permanent reemployment
in a suitable or entry-level position, places the injured worker on the injured
worker list for suitable and entry-level positions.
(c) The Chief Human Resources Office provides
relevant information to semi-independent and independent state agencies
regarding the injured workers who are eligible for reemployment to available,
suitable, and entry-level positions.
(d) Independent and semi-independent state
agencies give priority consideration according to subsection (2)(f) of this
rule, to injured workers from other executive branch agencies who make a timely
demand for reemployment.
(e) CHRO
places workers injured in an independent or semi-independent agency on the
injured worker list for appropriate classifications following receipt of notice
from an independent or semi-independent agency of the injured worker's timely
demand for reemployment to suitable and entry-level positions.
(f) All executive branch agencies, when
filling vacancies, subject to the restrictions of an applicable collective
bargaining agreement, offer entry-level and suitable positions to injured
workers who meet the minimum and special qualifications of the position and can
perform the duties within permanent restrictions.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 240.145, 240.250, 659A.052
Stats. Implemented: ORS 240.306, 659A.043, 659A.046, 659A.052
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