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When the employee completes the necessary qualification(s)  for  the

        position,  such  employee  shall  be  permanently  appointed  to  the position

        pursuant to Civil Service Law, Rules and Regulations.
           If  the  employee  fails  to  complete  the  required  qualification(s)  for the

        position, fails the required probation, or is otherwise not appointable, the
        employee’s transition  benefits  shall be subject to  the provisions of

        subsection 14(d) below.
           In  the  event  an  employee  completes  the  qualification(s)  but  is  un-

        appointable because of the existence of a reemployment list, that employee
        shall be placed on the reemployment roster for the title in question.

           If the trainee employee is appointed pursuant to the foregoing to a higher
        level position, the employee shall retain his/her present salary while in a

        trainee capacity.
           If the trainee employee is appointed pursuant to the foregoing to a lower

        level position, a trainee salary rate appropriate to the new position will be
        determined at the time of appointment.

           d. Employees who are redeployed to  comparable titles or through
              secondary  redeployment in a  lower salary grade  shall be placed  on

              reemployment lists.
           9. Agencies with employees to be redeployed shall notify the Department

        of Civil Service of the name, title and date  of  appointment of affected
        employees at least 90 days’ prior to the effective date of the contract for

        goods and services which makes  redeployment necessary. If more than 90
        days’ notice is possible, such  notice shall be provided. Agencies shall be

        responsible for  managing the redeployment effort in conjunction with the

        Department of Civil Service. Employees to be redeployed shall be notified
        by their agency at the same time as the agency notifies the Department of
        Civil Service.

           10. Redeployment to current or comparable titles shall be accomplished

        without loss to  the redeployed  employee of  compensation, seniority  or
        benefits (except as affected by new bargaining unit designations). Future
        increases in compensation of employees  redeployed to comparable titles

        shall be determined by the position to which the employee is redeployed.

        Subsequently negotiated  salary increases shall not permit an employee to
        exceed the second longevity step of the new position.

           11. Salary upon secondary redeployment shall be that appropriate for the
        salary  grade  to which the employee  is  redeployed, as  calculated by  the


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