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The Commission denied the Appellant’s reclassification appeal as he was unable to show that he performed the higher duties of Carpenter II more than 50% of the time.
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The Commission upheld the bypass of a candidate for original appointment as a police officer whose military record included a lengthy AWOL and Desertion, resulting in his discharge under other than honorable conditions, for which he failed to take responsibility and provided unsupported explanations for his behavior.
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The Commission adopted the recommended decision of the Magistrate and affirmed the decision to bypass the Appellant for police officer based on her failure to be forthcoming about certain aspects of her former employment.
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The Commission dismissed the bypass appeal of the Appellant for lack of jurisdiction as it was not filed within 60 days of receiving the reasons for bypass from the City of Brockton. Further, only candidates with Brockton residency preference were considered and the Appellant did not qualify for residency preference.
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The Commission dismissed the Appellant’s appeal related to the scoring of the education, certifications, training/licenses and experience (ECT&E) component was dismissed as t is not disputed that the Appellant now has received all ECT&E credits he was due.
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The Commission dismissed the Appellant’s education, certifications, training/licenses and experience (ECT&E) appeal when the facts established that the Appellant received all ECT&E credits he claimed and there was no further relief that the Commission could grant him.
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The Commission dismissed the appeal of the Appellant for lack of jurisdiction as her appeal relates to a collective bargaining seniority date, as opposed to a civil service seniority date, which she is not contesting as part of this appeal.
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The Appeals Court affirmed a Superior Court decision upholding the Commission's decision that the Boston Fire Department had just cause to terminate a firefighter whose hateful statements lowered the public estimation of the Department and were not constitutionally protected.
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The Superior Court affirmed the Commission's decision in which the Commission overturned the Town's decision to bypass the Appellant for original appointment as a firefighter.
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The Civil Service Commission denied the Appellant’s appeal to be reclassified to Tax Examiner IV (TE IV) as she failed to show that she performed the level- distinguishing duties of a TE IV more than 50% of the time.