Title CVS, Civil Service

§ 81. Preferred lists; certification and reinstatement therefrom. 1.\nEstablishment of preferred lists; general provisions. The head of any\ndepartment, office or institution in which an employee is suspended or\ndemoted in accordance with the provisions of section eighty of thi…

§ 81-a. Reemployment rosters in the state service; certification and\nreinstatement therefrom. 1. Establishment of reemployment rosters in\nthe state service; general provisions. The head of any department,\noffice or institution from which an employee in the state service is to…

§ 81-b. Placement rosters in the state service; certification and\nappointment therefrom. 1. Establishment of placement rosters in the\nstate service; general provisions. The head of any department, office or\ninstitution from which an employee in the state service is to be\nsus…

§ 82. Procedures relating to assaults on employees responsible for\nenforcement of certain regulations in the city of New York. 1. The\nmayor of the city of New York shall establish a procedure for\ndetermining whether an employee of such city enforcing certain\nregulations in s…

§ 82-a. Authorized absence. 1. During the time that a state emergency\nexists following a declaration of such emergency pursuant to section\ntwenty-eight of the executive law, every public officer or employee of\nthis state may request an authorized absence from his or her dutie…

§ 82-b. Emergency service volunteers; paid leave. Notwithstanding any\nother provisions of law to the contrary, public officers and employees\nof the state who are certified by the American Red Cross as disaster\nvolunteers shall be granted leave from work with pay to participat…

§ 82-c. Civil air patrol volunteers; paid leave. Notwithstanding any\nother provisions of law to the contrary, public officers and employees\nof the state who are members of the United States Air Force Auxiliary\nCivil Air Patrol or the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Pilots…

§ 83. Legislative intent. In the event that municipalities propose a\nmerger of all or part of existing police agencies within counties in\nestablishing a countywide, a part-county or combinations of municipal\npolice agencies, orderly transitional procedures will be required. I…

§ 83-a. Creation of a police advisory board. Notwithstanding the\nprovisions of section seventy of the civil service law or any other\ngeneral, special or local law, rule or regulation, in any county, not\nwholly contained in a city, where the police agencies in such county\nwil…

§ 83-b. Membership of board. The advisory board shall consist of:\n (a) A representative of the New York state department of civil service\nwho will serve as secretary to the board. This member will have no vote\nin the proceedings but shall transmit to findings of the board to …

§ 83-c. Additional members on board. In addition to the foregoing, the\nfollowing additional members shall be added to the board depending upon\nthe type of merger involved:\n (a) Consolidation of two police agencies. The chief of police of both\nagencies involved in the consoli…

§ 83-d. Police advisory board meetings. The board will be convened by\nthe president of the state civil service department, who will indicate\nthe date, time and place of the first meeting. Subsequent meetings will\nbe held in accordance with the majority determination of the bo…

§ 83-e. Duties of police advisory board. The board will establish\nappropriate procedures and policies for the conduct of its affairs and\nwill make its recommendations to the president of the state civil\nservice commission.\n

§ 83-f. Procedures. a. In making recommendations for the appropriate\nrank to which present police officers will be assigned to the\nconsolidated department, consideration will be given to the examination\nfrom which the present incumbents received their permanent civil service\…

§ 83-g. Compensation of board members. No member of the board shall\nreceive any additional compensation from the state of New York or any of\nits political subdivisions for any services rendered to the board nor\nany expenses incurred in attendance at board meetings.\n

§ 85. Additional credit allowed veterans in competitive examinations;\npreference in retention upon abolition of positions. 1. Definitions.\n(a) The terms "veteran" and "non-disabled veteran" mean a member of the\narmed forces of the United States who was honorably discharged or…

§ 85-a. Additional credits allowed children and siblings of\nfirefighters, police officers, emergency medical technicians and\nparamedics killed in the line of duty. 1. Additional credit authorized.\nAdditional credits shall be allowed children and siblings of\nfirefighters, pol…

§ 85-b. Additional credits allowed children and siblings of\nfirefighters and police officers killed in the line of duty. 1.\nDefinition. As used in this section, "killed in the line of duty" shall\nmean having died in the performance of duty as the natural and proximate\nresult…

§ 85-c. Additional credits allowed the children and siblings of\nemergency medical technicians and paramedics killed in the line of duty.\n1. Definitions. (a) As used in this section, "killed in the line of\nduty" shall mean having died in the performance of duty as the natural\…

§ 85-d. Additional credits allowed the children and siblings of New\nYork city sanitation members killed in the line of duty. 1. Definitions.\n(a) As used in this section, "killed in the line of duty" shall mean\nhaving died in the performance of duty as the natural and proximat…

§ 86. Transfer of veterans or exempt volunteer firefighters upon\nabolition of positions. If the position in the non-competitive or in the\nlabor class held by any honorably discharged veteran of the armed forces\nof the United States or by any veteran of the armed forces of the…

§ 87. Prohibition against disqualification on account of age or\ndisability. A veteran or disabled veteran shall not be disqualified from\nholding any position in the civil service on account of age, except for\npositions for which age limitations are specifically authorized or\…

§ 88. Prohibition against discrimination against public employees\nserving in the armed forces. No public employer, as defined in\nsubdivision six of section two hundred one of this chapter, shall deny\nemployment, re-employment or any benefit of employment to any person or\nemp…

§ 9. Attendance of witnesses; fees. 1. Witnesses shall be entitled to\nthe same fees as are allowed in civil cases in courts of record. Such\nfees need not be pre-paid, and shall be paid; (a) in the case of persons\nsubpoenaed by the state civil service commission, from the stat…

§ 95. Duties of public officers. It shall be the duty of all officers\nof the state of New York or of any civil division or city thereof to\nconform to and comply with and to aid in all proper ways in carrying\ninto effect the provisions of this chapter, and the rules and\nregul…

§ 96. Waiver of rights. No public officer nor any employee acting for\na public officer shall require a candidate for employment to sign any\ndocument whereby such candidate for employment waives any right or\nrights accruing to him under this chapter.\n

§ 97. Reports of appointing officers; official roster. 1. No person\nshall be appointed to or be employed in any position in the classified\nservice of the state or of any civil division thereof, for which rules\nhave been established pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, …