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AL HB479

Bill

Status

Passed

5/9/2020

Primary Sponsor

Artis McCampbell

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Origin

House of Representatives

Regular Session 2020

AI Summary

HB479 Summary

  • Removes the prohibition preventing individuals convicted of felonies or offenses involving dishonesty or false statements from being appointed to municipal employment in Class 4 municipalities.

  • Requires all appointments to covered city jobs, including promotions, demotions, and transfers, to be placed on a probationary basis from the beginning of employment.

  • Maintains the one-year probationary period for most positions, with extended periods for jobs requiring state minimum standards certification until standards are met or one year passes, whichever is later.

  • Allows department heads to discharge probationary employees by written statement to the mayor, with the mayor having five business days to request a hearing; failure to request a hearing constitutes consent to discharge.

  • Takes effect on the first day of the third month following passage and approval by the Governor.

Legislative Description

Class 4 municipalities, personnel, employment further provided for, probationary period, Secs. 11-44B-43, 11-44B-44 am'd.

Class 4 Municipalities

Last Action

Delivered to Governor at 3:33 p.m. on May 9, 2020.

5/9/2020

Committee Referrals

Local Legislation5/7/2020
Tuscaloosa County Legislation5/4/2020

Full Bill Text

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