CSOSA Policy Statements: Office of Human Resources
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Office of Human Resources
PS 29.1910, Exposure Control Policy for Tuberculosis and Bloodborne Pathogens (10/16/2008)
PS 213.1, Child Care Subsidy Program (03/21/2012)
PS 214.1, Senior Executive Service Position Management and Recruitment (05/11/2011)
PS 335.1, Merit Promotion Plan (07/31/2007)
PS 340.1, Part-Time Career Employment (11/23/2007)
PS 410.1, Tuition Reimbursement Program (02/08/2005)
PS 410.2, Training Center Utilization (02/17/2005)
PS 410.3, Attendance in Training Programs(10/05/2005)
PS 410.4, Testing and Retesting of Employees in Training Programs (05/11/2005)
PS 410.5, Career Development Program (09/27/2005)
PS 410.6, Executive Development (10/18/2004)
HRD 410.7, External Training and Conferences for Office of the Director (05/09/2002)
HRD 430.2, Performance Management System (03/29/2001)
PS 451.2, Award for Foreign Language Capabilities (03/31/2005)
PS 451.3, Incentive Awards and Recognition Program (08/02/2004)
HRD 550.1, Overtime/Fair Labor Standards Act (08/21/2001)
PS 550.2, Compensatory Time Off for Travel (08/12/2011)
HRD 610.2, Hazardous Weather Policy (01/11/2002)
PS 610.4, Alternate Work Schedule Program (11/23/2011)
HRD 610.6, Telework Program (06/06/2011)
HRD 630.2, Leave Administration (07/24/2001)
HRD 752.1, Disciplinary and Adverse Action Policy (02/26/2001)
HRD 771.1, Conflict Resolution Procedure Policy (02/26/2001)
HRD 810.1, Workers' Compensation Program (07/21/2000)
HRD 850.1, Unemployment Compensation (07/10/2000)
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