5 C.F.R. § 511.702 Agency or Office classification appeal decisions.
Title 5 - Administrative Personnel
Title 5: Administrative Personnel
PART 511—CLASSIFICATION UNDER THE GENERAL SCHEDULE
Subpart G—Effective Dates of Position Classification Actions or Decisions
§ 511.702 Agency or Office classification appeal decisions.
Link to an amendment published at 71 FR 37489, June 30, 2006.
(a) Subject to §511.703, the effective date of a change in the classification of a position resulting from a classification appeal decision by either an agency or the Office is not earlier than the date of the decision and not later than the beginning of the fourth pay period following the date of the decision, except when a subsequent date is specifically provided in the decision.
(b) The implementation of the decision may be suspended by the Office when it determines before the effective date that a review of the decision is warranted. The determination to suspend implementation may be made by:
(1) The regional director, or a designee, when the appellate decision is made by an agency under the jurisdiction of the region; or
(2) The Assistant Director, Agency Compliance and Evaluation, or the Chief, Classification Appeals Office when the appellate decision is made within the central office, by a region or by an agency; or
(3) The Director with respect to any appellate decision.
Suspending the implementation does not change the effective date of the decision except when the original decision requires that the grade or pay of the position be reduced and the employee is not entitled to grade or pay retention.
(c) When the original decision requires that the grade or pay position be reduced and the employee is not entitled to grade or pay retention, the reviewing authority, if sustaining the original decision, shall issue a new certificate and the effective date of the new certificate shall be not earlier than the date of the new decision and not later than the beginning of the fourth pay period following the date of the new decision, unless a subsequent date is specifically stated in the new decision.
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