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Texas Government Code - GOV'T § 659.2532. Transfer Within Agency Between Classified Positions With Same Position Title When Employee Is Competitively Selected

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) In this section, “classified position” means a position classified under the state's position classification plan.

(b) A state employee's annual salary rate immediately after a transfer may be set at any rate in the appropriate salary group if the employee:

(1) transfers within a state agency between two classified positions that:

(A) are allocated to the same salary group; and

(B) have the same position title as listed in the General Appropriations Act;

(2) transfers to a position for which the employment opening is publicly listed in accordance with Chapter 656;

(3) voluntarily applies for the position to which the employee transfers; and

(4) agrees to accept the position to which the employee transfers at the publicly listed salary.

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