MUNICIPAL, STATE OR OTHER PUBLIC AGENCY EMPLOYEES — not engaged in manual labor, or direct supervision of construction or erection work — N.O.C.
This classification includes mayors, city council members, elected officials, judges, hearing officers, district attorneys, courthouse clerks and public records clerks, employees engaged in laboratory work, health inspectors, building inspectors, engineers not engaged in actual construction or operation, meter readers other than water meter readers and similar occupations.
This classification includes housing authority employees engaged in determining the eligibility of properties owned and operated by separate parties for rental subsidies.
This classification also includes recreation and park department operations that are performed by recreation leaders, coaches, instructors, referees, and officials; daycare/babysitting; activity supervisors; and similar operations that do not involve manual labor.
Also refer to companion Classification 9420, Municipal, State or Other Public Agency Employees — all other employees.
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Phraseology: MUNICIPAL, STATE OR OTHER PUBLIC AGENCY EMPLOYEES — not engaged in manual labor, or direct supervision of construction or erection work — N.O.C. Footnote: This classification includes mayors, city council members, elected officials, judges, hearing officers, district attorneys, courthouse clerks and public records clerks, employees engaged in laboratory work, health inspectors, building inspectors, engineers not engaged in actual construction or operation, meter readers other than water meter readers and similar occupations. This classification also includes recreation and park department operations that are performed by recreation leaders, coaches, instructors, referees, and officials; daycare/babysitting; activity supervisors; and similar operations that do not involve manual labor. Also refer to companion Classification 9420, Municipal, State or Other Public Agency Employees — all other employees. | 1/1/2020 |
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