Wis. Admin. Code Department of Administration-Division of Personnel Management ER 47.05 - State, agency or subdivision as sending agency
(1) When the state
of Wisconsin, or any agency or subdivision thereof, is the sending agency, the
appointing authority of the sending agency shall:
(a) Arrange for the employee to remain on the
agency's payroll and continue to be covered by the appropriate statutory or
contractual provisions relating to pay and employee benefits.
(b) Specify in the written agreement that:
1. The employee shall receive all applicable
intervening pay adjustments for which the employee is eligible including, but
not limited to: adjustments applied to the pay schedule and range to which the
employee's class is assigned, length of service payments, discretionary pay
adjustments, or other forms of within range pay adjustments;
2. The sending agency may not pay the travel
expenses of the employee in connection with an assignment at the receiving
agency and the receiving agency shall reimburse the employee at the rate
provided in the state's negotiated collective bargaining agreement or under s.
20.916, Stats., whichever is
appropriate;
3. The receiving
agency may provide specified maintenance allowances for the employee assigned
to it "on detail." These allowances may include, but are not limited to: the
maintenance of a separate residence or costs associated with periodic travel to
the employee's place of permanent residence; and
4. The employee remains subject to ch. ER-MRS
24, the code of ethics, or other appropriate code of ethics specified in subch.
III of ch. 19, Stats.
(2) The appointing authority writing the
agreement may provide for the receiving agency to reimburse the sending agency
for all or part of the salary and employee benefit expenditures incurred during
the period of assignment.
(3) A
classified state employee during the period of assignment is eligible to
compete in promotional examinations as if the employee had not entered into an
interchange agreement. The assigned employee's position may not be reallocated
under s.
ER 3.01(2) (f), or reclassified under s.
ER 3.01(3) nor may the employee be
regraded accordingly.
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