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State of New Jersey, Civil Service Commission
Governor Phil Murphy • Lt.Governor Sheila Oliver
 
 

The Intergovernmental Transfer Program is designed to result in a positive outcome for all parties involved. Some benefits for you are:

Employees Have the Opportunity to Make a Change- Employees with permanent civil service status can transfer to another jurisdiction, for personal or professional reasons, without a break in service.

Employees can transfer to ANY Civil Service Jurisdiction- Intergovernmental transfers can take place from and to any jurisdiction:

  • State
  • County
  • Local

Individuals Facing Layoffs Can Transfer to a New Position- This program is highly beneficial for employees facing layoffs. Individuals can transfer to other jurisdictions within 1 year after the effective date of layoff. The impact of reductions-in-force can be minimized when such transfers are made as a pre-layoff action.

Program Allows State and Local agencies to reduce time and cost of recruitment and testing- Agencies can hire experienced employees that already hold permanent civil service status, resulting in less time and money spent in the recruiting and hiring process. Also, experienced employees will eliminate the need for initial training.

  • Winner of the 2003 Eugene H. Rooney, Jr. Award: The National Association of State Personnel Executives (NASPE) recognizes innovative state human resource management practices that ensure access and equity while enhancing productivity and service delivery.
  • Nominated by the Council of State Governments, Eastern Regional Conference: The Office of Intergovernmental Services' Transfer Program was recently nominated as a semi-finalist by the Council of State Governments to participate in their "Council of State Governments Innovations Program" Eastern Regional Conference.
  • Quality New Jersey 2 nd Annual Government Best Practices Workshop: The Intergovernmental Transfer Program was selected for presentation at Quality New Jersey's (QNJ) 2nd Annual Government Best Practices Workshop. QNJ is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organization that works in partnership with the New Jersey Commerce and Economic Growth Commission, and is a catalyst for performance excellence "Making New Jersey the Best Place to Work and Live."
 
 
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