Organization Misled Me, Told I Will Transfer Into A Different Position Previously Held. Rif Notice Received.?
11/1/06 RIF notice received that Admin. Srvcs. Dir. position is abolished, however, Support Srvs. Dir. is available. I was promoted from Support Srvcs. Dir. to Admin. Srvc. Dir. Rather than lay off, staff were placed in vacant position without applying; whereby precedence set.
11/10/06: Assistant Director comment “As far as I am concern you still have a job, just submit a Letter of Interest. We will discuss compensation. I did, but no response.
11/20/06: Letter of Interest submitted. Asked for a 48 hours response time. Since I did not get a response, filed for grievance on 11/27/06.
12/4/06: Response from Human Resource that since I did not submit grievance on the RIF Notice in the 5 days, there is no grounds for grivance.
My supervisor said he addressed a memo. to me on 11/20/06. Memo. given to Human Resource. I have not been given the memo. After 14 working days, no response to the Letter of Interest.
Are these practices acceptable and legal?
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No. Consult a lawyer.