§ 23-21-507 — Personnel

Colorado § 23-21-507

• Jurisdiction: Colorado
• Title 23: Postsecondary Education
• Art.: University of Colorado -

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(1) Any employee of university hospital who is a state
employee on the transfer date under this part 5 may elect to remain a state
employee or become an employee of the authority. Said employee may elect to
become an employee of the authority at any time but shall not thereafter return to
state employment status while employed by the authority. No state employee shall
be discriminated against in training, promotion, retention, assignment of duties,
granting of rights and benefits, or any other personnel action. Promotion or a
change in position shall not be contingent upon the employee becoming an
employee of the authority.

(2) Any employee who elects to remain a state employee shall retain all
rights and privileges of the state employment status which is applicable to such
employee's position.

(3) In the case of any dispute involving an employee who is a member of the
state personnel system, university hospital and the authority shall agree to accept
resolution of all disciplinary appeals or other employment disputes governed by the
statutes of the state personnel system or the rules of the state personnel
department according to the rules and procedures applicable to members of the
state personnel system.

(4) Any employee who elects to become an employee of the authority shall
receive full credit for sick leave and annual leave accrued while employed by
university hospital.

(5) Any employee initially employed by the authority operating university
hospital pursuant to this part 5 on or after the transfer date under this part 5 shall
be deemed to be an employee of the authority created under this part 5 and not a
state employee.

(6) The authority is authorized to contract with the university of Colorado
health sciences center through the state personnel board pursuant to section 13 (4)
of article XII of the state constitution for personnel.

Legislative History

Source: L. 91: Entire part added, p. 562, � 2, effective June 1.