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Relying on prior Commission decisions , a majority of the Commission denied the Appellants' request to overrule HRD's decision to limit participation in re-administered police promotional examinations to those who sat for the initial examinations in 2022.
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The Commission denied the Appellant’s bypass appeal, concluding that the Boston Police Department had reasonable justification to bypass the Appellant for original appointment as a permanent full-time police officer due to his criminal record and numerous driving infractions and violations.
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The Commission allowed the request of the Malden Police Department to revive the revoked eligible list for Police Lieutenant after concluding that doing so is consistent with the effective maintenance of the merit system.
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The Appellant’s Section 42 procedural appeal is dismissed as he was unable to show that he was prejudiced by the City’s short delay in conducting a local hearing to contest his five-day suspension. His separate appeal, in which he is contesting whether there was just cause for the suspension, is going forward.
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The Commission dismissed the Appellant’s promotional examination appeal as the civil service law expressly provides that HRD’s determination on the grading of multiple-choice questions is final and the Commission is not vested with jurisdiction to hear an appeal from such a determination.
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The Commission denied the Petitioner’s request for investigation as it appears that she is seeking a reclassification and has failed to file a formal request for a reclassification with her appointing authority.
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The Commission declined the Petitioner's request to investigate alleged irregularities regarding a recent promotional examination as it involves issues already reviewed by the Commission or can be addressed as part of an appeal the Petitioner has pending before the Commission.
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The Commission dismissed the Appellant’s appeal after determining that the Appellant raises no issue—nor does he seek relief—that is not, or could not have been, asserted within the scope of his pending disciplinary appeal (filed with the Commission in August 2022) or his federal lawsuit currently scheduled for trial.
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The Commission dismissed the Appellant's appeal as he was not bypassed for promotion, was not aggrieved as defined by the civil service law and issues related to the promotional process are being addressed through a separate bypass appeal.
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Ruling that the Appellant was not provided with sufficient due process protections prior to his removal from the payroll as part of a "duty status hearing" in 2018, the Court granted relief to the Appellant, including reinstatement and retroactive pay.