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784                                               LAWS OF MARYLAND                                        Ch. 160
(1)  The employee and/or his designated representative
may submit a written appeal of a disciplinary suspension to the
Secretary of Personnel within five days in accordance with
existing regulations; or (2)  The employee and/or his designated representative
may appeal the suspension within three days, to the appointing
authority or his designated representative. In such event, the
appointing authority or his designated representative must hear
the case within three days from the receipt of the written
appeal. If the appeal goes unheard or unanswered as a result of
management delay, the employee shall be reinstated with full back
pay. (3)   In the event that the employee chooses to appeal
to the appointing authority or his designated representative, any
further appeals must proceed in accordance with the grievance
procedure set forth in § 54 of this subtitle. (4)  Any suspension of an employee shall begin not
later than two days after the close of the employee's next shift
following the alleged infraction or knowledge of the alleged
infraction. All suspension days must be consecutive. [(5) The only exceptions to subsection (f)(4) are
actions taken by the Department of Transportation and Maryland
State Police accident review boards. Each of these boards has 20
days for review and then must comply with subsection (f)(4) of
this section.] (5)  EXCEPTIONS TO SUBSECTION (F)(4) ARE THE
FOLLOWING: (I)  EMPLOYEES WHO ARE SUBJECT TO THE DEPARTMENT
OF TRANSPORTATION AND MARYLAND STATE POLICE ACCIDENT REVIEW
BOARDS. EACH BOARD HAS 20 DAYS FOR REVIEW AND THEN SHALL COMPLY
WITH SUBSECTION (F)(4) OF THIS SECTION. (II)  CERTAIN STATE EMPLOYEES WHOSE DUTIES
ENTAIL MANDATORY APPEARANCES BEFORE COURTS, REGULATORY AGENCIES
OR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES, IF ADHERENCE TO THE TIME LIMITS OF
SUBSECTION (F)(4) WOULD CONFLICT WITH SCHEDULED APPEARANCES
BEFORE COURTS, REGULATORY AGENCIES OR ADMINISTRATIVE BODIES, AND
THEREBY HAMPER THE EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION OF THE STATE'S
BUSINESS.
SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall
take effect July 1, 1983. Approved May 10, 1983.


 
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