Merit Appeals Board
The Merit Appeals Board was established by Act 253, SLH 2000, as the exclusive authority to hear and decide appeals relating to: any civil service employee, not a member of a bargaining unit, who is suspended, discharged, or demoted; recruitment and examination for civil service positions; classification and reclassification of a civil service position, initial pricing of a new class; and other employment actions taken against civil service employees who are excluded from collective bargaining.
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Merit Appeals Board Form
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MAB Fact Sheet A - General Information
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MAB Fact Sheet B - General Information
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MAB Fact Sheet C - Internal Complaint Process Procedures
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MAB Administrative Rules
Title 14, Subtitle 2.1 Rules of Practice and Procedures State Merit Appeals Board, Chapter 21.1 - General Applicability Chapter 22.1 - Proceedings Before the Board Chapter 23.1 - Rules Applicable to Rulemaking Procedures Chapter 24.1 - Rules Applicable to Declatory Rulings Chapter 25.1 - Rules Applicable to Appeals
