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1. Where can I find information about disciplinary procedures?
   
2. How do I find information about the State and Family Federal Leave Acts?
   
3. Where do I find information about hiring procedures?
   
4. Where do I find information about position classification?
   
5. Who is my human resource team representative?
   
6. Where do I find information in Title 4a about the Intergovernmental Transfer Program?
   
7. Where do I find Information about the Intergovernmental Transfer Program?
   
8. What forms are required to post an Intergovernmental Transfer Program Job Vacancy to the Civil Service Commission?
   
9. Where can I find the text of the NJ First Act?
   
10. Where can I find current civil service regulations on residence standards?
    
11. Where can I find answers to basic questions about the NJ First Act?
    
12. How do I dispose of a certification?
    

1. Where can I find information about disciplinary procedures?
   Disciplinary procedures can be found within the N.J.A.C. title 4A, Appeals, Discipline and Separations. Title 4A is located on the website under the Civil Service Commission, broken down by chapters and subchapters for easy navigation.

    
   
   
   

2. How do I find information about the State and Family Federal Leave Acts?
   The NJ State Family Leave Act can be accessed through NJ Civil Rights web site at: www.njcivilrights.com/law.html#FLA
   Information on the Federal Family Leave Act can be found on the US Department of Labor’s web site at: www.dol.gov/esa/regs/statutes/whd/fmla.htm

    
   
   
   

3. Where do I find information about hiring procedures?
   Information about Hiring Procedures can be found in N.J.A.C Title 4A:4. 

    
   
   
   

4. Where do I find information about position classification?
   Information about position classification can be found in N.J.A.C Title 4A:3. Also, you can consult your HR team manager (see the Team Map [pdf] to find out who your representative is) or view the State & Local HRM FAQs found on our website.

    
   
   
   

5. Who is my human resource team representative?
   Your human resource team representative can be found on the Team Map under the Division of Classification and Personnel Management. The HR team representatives assist appointing authorities, employers and employees with getting their HR questions answered and directing them to the appropriate agency.

    
   
   
   

6. Where do I find information in Title 4a about the Intergovernmental Transfer Program?
   Information about the Transfer Program is located in the NJ Administrative Code Title 4A:4-7.

    
   
   
   

7. Where do I find Information about the Intergovernmental Transfer Program?
   You'll find complete information concerning the Intergovernmental Transfer Program on the CSC web site at: //www.nj.gov/csc/about/divisions/slo/index.html#3.

    
   
   
   

8. What forms are required to post an Intergovernmental Transfer Program Job Vacancy to the Civil Service Commission?
   There are four forms required for a complete Intergovernmental Transfer:
   DPF-721 [pdf] Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement
   DPF-722 [pdf] Appointing Authority Position Vacancy Request
   DPF-742 [pdf] Leaves, Separations and Transfer Form
   DPF-743 [pdf] New Hire and Intergovernmental Transfer Form
   All forms can be downloaded and printed from the Forms Section of our web site at: //www.nj.gov/csc/about/publications/forms/.

    
   
   
   

9. Where can I find the text of the NJ First Act?
   N.J.S.A. 52:14-7 (L.2011 Chapter 70)
   
   
   
10. Where can I find current civil service regulations on residence standards?
    Civil service regulations on residence standards.
    
    
    
11. Where can I find answers to basic questions about the NJ First Act?
    NJ First Act FAQs.
    
    
    
12. How do I dispose of a certification?
    You can find instructions on how to dispose of a certification here.