- a) Definition: The movement, either lateral or upward of an employee, by request of the operating department and with the approval of the Department of Personnel, to a vacant position especially created for an Inter-Agency assignment. This movement shall not be considered the permanent position of the employee assigned.
- b) Eligibility for Inter-Agency Assignment: The employee must be certified in a classification determined to be that of sworn personnel having police authority by the Director of Personnel.
c) Limitations on Inter-Agency Assignments:
- 1) Inter-Agency assignments are voluntary.
- 2) The operating department must provide written notification of an assignment, and the employee must give written acceptance.
- 3) The duration of the assignment is at the discretion of the operating department director, but it shall be terminated within 10 working days after receipt of a written request from the employee for termination.
- 4) No provisional, temporary, emergency or exempt employee as referenced in Section 420.310(i) of this Part may be assigned.
d) Rights of Assigned Employees:
- 1) Assigned employees shall be placed on a Leave of Absence – Sworn Personnel – Inter-Agency Assignment in accordance with Section 420.665.
- 2) Assigned employees shall retain status, continuous service and all accrued benefits. Pay shall be consistent with the classification utilized for the assignment until the return to the official position.
- e) Temporary Assignment for Inter-Agency Assigned Employee's Position: The operating department may temporarily assign another sworn employee to perform the duties of the position vacated by the assigned employee in accordance with Section 420.825.
(Source: Added at 21 Ill. Reg. 5937, effective April 24, 1997)