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The Commission dismissed the appeal of a Peabody police sergeant who argued that another candidate was improperly awarded 2 points on a promotional examination as the issue is now moot based on the findings of a related investigation.
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In light of a recently-enacted law that exempted the position of Worcester Police Chief from civil service, the Commission closed its investigation related to the filling of that position on a permanent basis as it is now moot in terms of the civil service law and rules.
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Having determined that a Peabody Police Sergeant was incorrectly awarded 2 preference points reserved for those with 25 years of service as a police officer, the Commission ordered the eligible list to be corrected and encouraged HRD to review the potential applicability of a related Appeals Court decision.
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Consistent with the findings and conclusions of a prior interim decision, the Commission vacated the promotional appointment of a fire lieutenant and ordered the process to be completed in a manner consistent with basic merit principles.
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The Commission dismissed the appeal of a senior custodian who was terminated as he never attained civil service permanency in any custodian position (junior or senior), thus divesting the Commission of jurisdiction regarding this termination.
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The Commission dismissed the appeal of a Signal Maintainer for the Town of Milton as he had no reasonable expectation of showing that the Town engaged in any civil service procedural violations and the undisputed facts show that he engaged in insubordination, justifying the Town’s imposition of a one-day suspension.
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The Commission dismissed the appeal of a senior custodian who was demoted to junior custodian as he never attained civil service permanency in the title of senior custodian, thus divesting the Commission of jurisdiction regarding this demotion.
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The Commision dismissed the examination appeal of a candidate contesting his Education, Certifications, Training and Experience (ECT&E) score component based on the undisputed fact that the candidate failed to the complete the ECT&E component prior to the filing deadline.
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The Appeals Court affirmed a Superior Court decision which upheld a Commission decision that a Boston Police Officer had not completed his probationary period at the time of his termination, thus divesting the Commission of jurisdiction to hear his appeal.
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The Abington Police Department had just cause to terminate the Appellant from his position as a police officer, based on three specific incidences of misconduct, violative of the Department’s Rules and Regulations.