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Any updates for February 5th 

Talked to a guy thats getting promoted tomorrow and he said the that LT that runs the Leadership Unit mentioned a class for March and nothing for February. But I guess everything is subject to change. 

Hey. What time is the sgt promotions tomorrow?

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It cant be form the old list. the new list already started. And they took 11 form the old list and mixed them with the new. So if there is a small class it has to be from the new list. 

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 Not true.  The old list ends once they promote from the new list.  Starting bmoc is not being promoted.  Once the first person or class from the new list is officially promoted and sworn in as sergeants, then the old list officially dies.

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 07:17:22 AM

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This is totally wrong. The 2009 Sgts list was being promoted off of at the same time that the previous list was. The classes were mixed for I think the first 4. What you have to realize is there really aren't any hard rules on these things other than that a list lasts 4 years after being activated.

Additionally, often Sergeants are promoted up front then get assigned to EMD (I think) until the next BMOC.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:00:51 PM

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:05:12 PM

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 You cannot have two or more active lists.  For seniority purposes, they promote the ones from the previous list before the new or current list but the old one is dead once they promote from the new list.

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 Im telling youre wrong. There was an 07 test and an 08 test.  Many people passed the 07 test with 3 years on. The 08 test was being promoted off of while they were waiting for toj. You think they died on the list bc people got promoted off the 08 list? Youre wrong. 

 

Also so if you get passed bc youre jammed if you get cleared with no fault they promote you. No matter what list is being promoted off of at the time. 2 lists can and have been promoted off at the same time. It happens often. 

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I'm telling you that you're wrong.  They do not promote off of two lists simultaneously.  A list may come out while there is still an active one but they do not promote from the new one until the old one is exhausted or the 4-year limit is reached. 

If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list.  If you get passed over because you are jammed up and not cleared before the list gets exhausted, then you are **** out of luck and have better have taken the last exam because you will not be promoted.

For the people that have to go through carb does that mean if they do get promoted its most likely at the end of the list after carb is passed ?

A lot of CARB people, as well as those that had shootings and other stuff end up in the last class. Despite what this guy says, sometimes they get promoted with a different list.

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A lot of CARB people, as well as those that had shootings and other stuff end up in the last class. Despite what this guy says, sometimes they get promoted with a different list.

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It's like talking to a wall.  If you are jammed up and have been approved by CARB, as long as the there have been no promotions from the new list and the previous list has not been expired because of the time limit (4 years) yes you can still get promoted off of the old list either in the last class or before the first class of the new list.  If there have been promotions from the new list (ie sworn in at 1PP as a Sergeant) then the old list is DEAD. Period. I don't think that is difficult to understand.

risingstarpromotion.activeboard.com/t64335601/plans-always-change/

Bill Parcells has spoken:

60 for Feb 19th

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Do you people really think that everyone will get made? Its not happening even if they made 400 Sgts a year they still wont get past 1200 look at the 2011 list with little over 1600 it took 5 years. There are so many young Sgts in the rank there is no way it will go past 1200 maybe 1400 thats pushing it. Believe what you want I got this from a reliable source who said do you want to bet on that. Theres about I think 4800 active Sgts so your telling me that 2700 are retiring, yea okey.

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 Ill bet they will get to way more than list# 1200-1400. Easy bet 

Listen Im on the list and in the 1800s and was told sorry take the next one.

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Listen Im on the list and in the 1800s and was told sorry take the next one.

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you have no idea what you are even talking about. your math was wrong, its way to early to even estimate what list # theyll make it to. we havnt even had a second class go in! we just started relax and stop spreading BS

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Do you people really think that everyone will get made? Its not happening even if they made 400 Sgts a year they still wont get past 1200 look at the 2011 list with little over 1600 it took 5 years. There are so many young Sgts in the rank there is no way it will go past 1200 maybe 1400 thats pushing it. Believe what you want I got this from a reliable source who said do you want to bet on that. Theres about I think 4800 active Sgts so your telling me that 2700 are retiring, yea okey.

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 Hey Narco voucher the drugs and don't smoke it lol.  2011 list took 3 1/2 years not 5. 400x400 is 1600 so how won't they get past 1200 lol. 

Mark my words this list will die at maybe tops 1600 dude believe what you want if you think they are going to make 2700 in four years godbless. Specially in the last 6 years they have put in approx 2500 rookie Sgts and top of that ny is not getting any federal funds for being a sanctuary city. I dont post much but when I do its legit.

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Mark my words this list will die at maybe tops 1600 dude believe what you want if you think they are going to make 2700 in four years godbless. Specially in the last 6 years they have put in approx 2500 rookie Sgts and top of that ny is not getting any federal funds for being a sanctuary city. I dont post much but when I do its legit.

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 Considering you were wrong on all your other facts its impossible to take you seriously. Next time please use nitrile gloves when vouchering fentanyl.

Lets not forget the list isnt really 2,600. Factor in all resignations and the ones that are to come + jam sandwiches that will be held toawrds the end of list. List will be cleared 4 years from now. Its 2018 not 2008.

Im done I will never post again this was info I received and passed it on. The person is legit and hes not a umos hes a higher authority. Yes and if city doesnt get federal funds there is less positions available. Im done take a screenshot of this and I will post again in 4 years when you and I will be studying again.

Here are some numbers to put things in perspective judging from the current rate of promotion.
BMOC is 6 weeks now, so 2 classes will take about 3 months.
84 promoted in the first class of the year
60 scheduled to be promoted in the second class.

That means 144 promoted in the 1st quarter (3 months) and 576 promoted in the year.

If they continue to move at that rate, they can promote 2304 in 4 years.

Obviously 2 classes is not enough information to predict the rate of all 4 years. But, they are starting at a very good rate to move along nicely.

I heard 50 are going in on February 19th

Question... are we done with the old exam or Not? Asking for... all of us. If so, irrelevant bantering, if it is, sucks, but good for those people.

ohnoes wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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It cant be form the old list. the new list already started. And they took 11 form the old list and mixed them with the new. So if there is a small class it has to be from the new list. 

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 Not true.  The old list ends once they promote from the new list.  Starting bmoc is not being promoted.  Once the first person or class from the new list is officially promoted and sworn in as sergeants, then the old list officially dies.

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 07:17:22 AM

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This is totally wrong. The 2009 Sgts list was being promoted off of at the same time that the previous list was. The classes were mixed for I think the first 4. What you have to realize is there really aren't any hard rules on these things other than that a list lasts 4 years after being activated.

Additionally, often Sergeants are promoted up front then get assigned to EMD (I think) until the next BMOC.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:00:51 PM

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:05:12 PM

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 You cannot have two or more active lists.  For seniority purposes, they promote the ones from the previous list before the new or current list but the old one is dead once they promote from the new list.

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 Im telling youre wrong. There was an 07 test and an 08 test.  Many people passed the 07 test with 3 years on. The 08 test was being promoted off of while they were waiting for toj. You think they died on the list bc people got promoted off the 08 list? Youre wrong. 

 

Also so if you get passed bc youre jammed if you get cleared with no fault they promote you. No matter what list is being promoted off of at the time. 2 lists can and have been promoted off at the same time. It happens often. 

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I'm telling you that you're wrong.  They do not promote off of two lists simultaneously.  A list may come out while there is still an active one but they do not promote from the new one until the old one is exhausted or the 4-year limit is reached. 

If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list.  If you get passed over because you are jammed up and not cleared before the list gets exhausted, then you are **** out of luck and have better have taken the last exam because you will not be promoted.

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"If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list."

In what you wrote above are people getting promoted from two lists at the same time? yes or no? if the answer is yes than you are wrong. 

CSL § 56 PR § 68.1

The Civil Service Law provides that the duration of an eligible list shall be not less than one year or more than four years. If a list has been in existence for one year or more, it shall terminate upon the establishment of an appropriate new list unless the old list is extended by action of the Department of Civil Service. Additionally, should a financial emergency restrict the filling of vacancies, the Department of Civil Service may, in its discretion, extend the duration of the list for a period equivalent to the length of the restriction. Once a list expires, it cannot be revived, nor can an individual whose name was on the expired list receive an appointment on that basis.

I'll say it for the last time because you seem to be having trouble understanding.  PROMOTIONS ARE FROM ONE LIST AND ONE LIST ONLY.  You do realize that as a cop you need 3 years on to take the exam and 5 years to be promoted right? And as a supervisor you need a day in rank to take the exam and 2 years in rank to be promoted. That is a difference of 2 years all around.  Can a list be established, promoted from and then be exhausted in two years?  Yes.  Does it happen?.  Extremely rare and almost never.  So the issue of getting passed over by time and not getting promoted rarely and pretty much never happens.  Everything I have been saying from the beginning of this nonsense post has been exactly right and you were wrong.  Deal with it and move on.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 1st of February 2018 01:47:15 AM

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Are you stupid? There was an 07, 08 and 09 Sergeants test. One of those tests had like 300 passers. 

 

I copied the law which clearly says if the Department of Civil Service decides they can promote off of two lists simultaneously. Which I personally know they have done, because I was promoted off an old list while a new list was in the hundreds. Many people in my BMOC class were from the old list because we all hit 5 years at the same time. The class after mine a few of the jam ups got cleared and then they got promoted.

Go to the Civil Service Law like I did, it's not hard to find, show me where it refutes this. Show me where it says 2 lists will never be promoted off at the same time.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 1st of February 2018 11:58:55 PM

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Lol, am I stupid? No, I'm not stupid.  I am well aware of those tests being giving since I wrote one of them, ****head.  Each of those lists was exhausted before the next one was promoted from.

****head, can't you read?  That's not what it says.  It says that if a list will be terminated after 1 year unless a new list is established or it gets extended 3 times for a total of 4 years.  It says nothing about promoting from both.  A list can be established but not promoted from.

Since you claim that promotions can happen from 2 separate lists simultaneously (which it can't) please tell me how they would promote names from the lists.  If they need 40 sergeants, do they take 20 from list A and then 20 from list B? Is it 30 from list A and 10 from list B?  Also since one list (let's say A) had to be established before the other (let's say B), if they promote from both at the same time (again which can't happen) do they both get the same seniority even though those on list A took a test before those on list B?  Shouldn't those on list A be promoted before everyone else on list B since they took the previous test and have been waiting longer?   See why your insistence on 2 lists being promoted off at the same time makes no sense and doesn't happen? 

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Friday 2nd of February 2018 06:21:39 AM

Damn. You guys are going in hard on an irrelevant topic at the moment. Lol. Appreciate the info but it's no point any longer. 

 

WE have bigger problems like... Diblasio and federal aid 

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ohnoes wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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RookieScum4Life wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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Arrow wrote:

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It cant be form the old list. the new list already started. And they took 11 form the old list and mixed them with the new. So if there is a small class it has to be from the new list. 

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 Not true.  The old list ends once they promote from the new list.  Starting bmoc is not being promoted.  Once the first person or class from the new list is officially promoted and sworn in as sergeants, then the old list officially dies.

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 07:17:22 AM

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This is totally wrong. The 2009 Sgts list was being promoted off of at the same time that the previous list was. The classes were mixed for I think the first 4. What you have to realize is there really aren't any hard rules on these things other than that a list lasts 4 years after being activated.

Additionally, often Sergeants are promoted up front then get assigned to EMD (I think) until the next BMOC.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:00:51 PM

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:05:12 PM

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 You cannot have two or more active lists.  For seniority purposes, they promote the ones from the previous list before the new or current list but the old one is dead once they promote from the new list.

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 Im telling youre wrong. There was an 07 test and an 08 test.  Many people passed the 07 test with 3 years on. The 08 test was being promoted off of while they were waiting for toj. You think they died on the list bc people got promoted off the 08 list? Youre wrong. 

 

Also so if you get passed bc youre jammed if you get cleared with no fault they promote you. No matter what list is being promoted off of at the time. 2 lists can and have been promoted off at the same time. It happens often. 

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I'm telling you that you're wrong.  They do not promote off of two lists simultaneously.  A list may come out while there is still an active one but they do not promote from the new one until the old one is exhausted or the 4-year limit is reached. 

If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list.  If you get passed over because you are jammed up and not cleared before the list gets exhausted, then you are **** out of luck and have better have taken the last exam because you will not be promoted.

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"If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list."

In what you wrote above are people getting promoted from two lists at the same time? yes or no? if the answer is yes than you are wrong. 

CSL § 56 PR § 68.1

The Civil Service Law provides that the duration of an eligible list shall be not less than one year or more than four years. If a list has been in existence for one year or more, it shall terminate upon the establishment of an appropriate new list unless the old list is extended by action of the Department of Civil Service. Additionally, should a financial emergency restrict the filling of vacancies, the Department of Civil Service may, in its discretion, extend the duration of the list for a period equivalent to the length of the restriction. Once a list expires, it cannot be revived, nor can an individual whose name was on the expired list receive an appointment on that basis.

I'll say it for the last time because you seem to be having trouble understanding.  PROMOTIONS ARE FROM ONE LIST AND ONE LIST ONLY.  You do realize that as a cop you need 3 years on to take the exam and 5 years to be promoted right? And as a supervisor you need a day in rank to take the exam and 2 years in rank to be promoted. That is a difference of 2 years all around.  Can a list be established, promoted from and then be exhausted in two years?  Yes.  Does it happen?.  Extremely rare and almost never.  So the issue of getting passed over by time and not getting promoted rarely and pretty much never happens.  Everything I have been saying from the beginning of this nonsense post has been exactly right and you were wrong.  Deal with it and move on.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 1st of February 2018 01:47:15 AM

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Are you stupid? There was an 07, 08 and 09 Sergeants test. One of those tests had like 300 passers. 

 

I copied the law which clearly says if the Department of Civil Service decides they can promote off of two lists simultaneously. Which I personally know they have done, because I was promoted off an old list while a new list was in the hundreds. Many people in my BMOC class were from the old list because we all hit 5 years at the same time. The class after mine a few of the jam ups got cleared and then they got promoted.

Go to the Civil Service Law like I did, it's not hard to find, show me where it refutes this. Show me where it says 2 lists will never be promoted off at the same time.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 1st of February 2018 11:58:55 PM

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Lol, am I stupid? No, I'm not stupid.  I am well aware of those tests being giving since I wrote one of them, ****head.  Each of those lists was exhausted before the next one was promoted from.

****head, can't you read?  That's not what it says.  It says that if a list will be terminated after 1 year unless a new list is established or it gets extended 3 times for a total of 4 years.  It says nothing about promoting from both.  A list can be established but not promoted from.

Since you claim that promotions can happen from 2 separate lists simultaneously (which it can't) please tell me how they would promote names from the lists.  If they need 40 sergeants, do they take 20 from list A and then 20 from list B? Is it 30 from list A and 10 from list B?  Also since one list (let's say A) had to be established before the other (let's say B), if they promote from both at the same time (again which can't happen) do they both get the same seniority even though those on list A took a test before those on list B?  Shouldn't those on list A be promoted before everyone else on list B since they took the previous test and have been waiting longer?   See why your insistence on 2 lists being promoted off at the same time makes no sense and doesn't happen? 

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Friday 2nd of February 2018 06:21:39 AM

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 So you interpret the civil service law which says

"The Civil Service Law provides that the duration of an eligible list shall be not less than one year or more than four years. If a list has been in existence for one year or more, it shall terminate upon the establishment of an appropriate new list unless the old list is extended by action of the Department of Civil Service."

You think this means...

"that if a list will be terminated after 1 year unless a new list is established or it gets extended 3 times for a total of 4 years.  It says nothing about promoting from both.  A list can be established but not promoted from."

Let me help you "test writer." Here is what it says: A list will last a minimum of one year and a max of four. A list will expire after the establishment of another list UNLESS the Department of Civil Service extends the existing list. It's clear as day. Reading is fundamental. 

And what would be the purpose of extending a lists life when another is existing, in your world it's so they can look at it I guess, in the real world it's so they can promote off it. When they promote, the people from the previous list are ranked first then the rest of the people from the newer list, for seniority purposes. Because you're dumb I'll explain it more clearly. If they need 45 people and 10 from the previous are now eligible, the class would be 10 from the previous list and the next 35 eligible from from the newer list. I see you ahve trouble with simple concepts, but it's basic math. 

-- Edited by ohnoes on Friday 2nd of February 2018 04:21:40 PM

Let's talk about something positive on here, like what benefits does sba have compared to the pba? Is the annuity rate different compared to what we get as a cop and how many chart days does a patrol Sgt get?

ohnoes wrote:

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RookieScum4Life wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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RookieScum4Life wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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RookieScum4Life wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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RookieScum4Life wrote:

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ohnoes wrote:

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RookieScum4Life wrote:

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Arrow wrote:

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It cant be form the old list. the new list already started. And they took 11 form the old list and mixed them with the new. So if there is a small class it has to be from the new list. 

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 Not true.  The old list ends once they promote from the new list.  Starting bmoc is not being promoted.  Once the first person or class from the new list is officially promoted and sworn in as sergeants, then the old list officially dies.

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 07:17:22 AM

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This is totally wrong. The 2009 Sgts list was being promoted off of at the same time that the previous list was. The classes were mixed for I think the first 4. What you have to realize is there really aren't any hard rules on these things other than that a list lasts 4 years after being activated.

Additionally, often Sergeants are promoted up front then get assigned to EMD (I think) until the next BMOC.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:00:51 PM

-- Edited by ohnoes on Wednesday 24th of January 2018 02:05:12 PM

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 You cannot have two or more active lists.  For seniority purposes, they promote the ones from the previous list before the new or current list but the old one is dead once they promote from the new list.

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 Im telling youre wrong. There was an 07 test and an 08 test.  Many people passed the 07 test with 3 years on. The 08 test was being promoted off of while they were waiting for toj. You think they died on the list bc people got promoted off the 08 list? Youre wrong. 

 

Also so if you get passed bc youre jammed if you get cleared with no fault they promote you. No matter what list is being promoted off of at the time. 2 lists can and have been promoted off at the same time. It happens often. 

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I'm telling you that you're wrong.  They do not promote off of two lists simultaneously.  A list may come out while there is still an active one but they do not promote from the new one until the old one is exhausted or the 4-year limit is reached. 

If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list.  If you get passed over because you are jammed up and not cleared before the list gets exhausted, then you are **** out of luck and have better have taken the last exam because you will not be promoted.

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"If you get passed over solely because of time and the list gets exhausted, by law they still have to promote you even though a new list was established and is the currently active list."

In what you wrote above are people getting promoted from two lists at the same time? yes or no? if the answer is yes than you are wrong. 

CSL § 56 PR § 68.1

The Civil Service Law provides that the duration of an eligible list shall be not less than one year or more than four years. If a list has been in existence for one year or more, it shall terminate upon the establishment of an appropriate new list unless the old list is extended by action of the Department of Civil Service. Additionally, should a financial emergency restrict the filling of vacancies, the Department of Civil Service may, in its discretion, extend the duration of the list for a period equivalent to the length of the restriction. Once a list expires, it cannot be revived, nor can an individual whose name was on the expired list receive an appointment on that basis.

I'll say it for the last time because you seem to be having trouble understanding.  PROMOTIONS ARE FROM ONE LIST AND ONE LIST ONLY.  You do realize that as a cop you need 3 years on to take the exam and 5 years to be promoted right? And as a supervisor you need a day in rank to take the exam and 2 years in rank to be promoted. That is a difference of 2 years all around.  Can a list be established, promoted from and then be exhausted in two years?  Yes.  Does it happen?.  Extremely rare and almost never.  So the issue of getting passed over by time and not getting promoted rarely and pretty much never happens.  Everything I have been saying from the beginning of this nonsense post has been exactly right and you were wrong.  Deal with it and move on.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 1st of February 2018 01:47:15 AM

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Are you stupid? There was an 07, 08 and 09 Sergeants test. One of those tests had like 300 passers. 

 

I copied the law which clearly says if the Department of Civil Service decides they can promote off of two lists simultaneously. Which I personally know they have done, because I was promoted off an old list while a new list was in the hundreds. Many people in my BMOC class were from the old list because we all hit 5 years at the same time. The class after mine a few of the jam ups got cleared and then they got promoted.

Go to the Civil Service Law like I did, it's not hard to find, show me where it refutes this. Show me where it says 2 lists will never be promoted off at the same time.

-- Edited by ohnoes on Thursday 1st of February 2018 11:58:55 PM

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Lol, am I stupid? No, I'm not stupid.  I am well aware of those tests being giving since I wrote one of them, ****head.  Each of those lists was exhausted before the next one was promoted from.

****head, can't you read?  That's not what it says.  It says that if a list will be terminated after 1 year unless a new list is established or it gets extended 3 times for a total of 4 years.  It says nothing about promoting from both.  A list can be established but not promoted from.

Since you claim that promotions can happen from 2 separate lists simultaneously (which it can't) please tell me how they would promote names from the lists.  If they need 40 sergeants, do they take 20 from list A and then 20 from list B? Is it 30 from list A and 10 from list B?  Also since one list (let's say A) had to be established before the other (let's say B), if they promote from both at the same time (again which can't happen) do they both get the same seniority even though those on list A took a test before those on list B?  Shouldn't those on list A be promoted before everyone else on list B since they took the previous test and have been waiting longer?   See why your insistence on 2 lists being promoted off at the same time makes no sense and doesn't happen? 

-- Edited by RookieScum4Life on Friday 2nd of February 2018 06:21:39 AM

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 So you interpret the civil service law which says

"The Civil Service Law provides that the duration of an eligible list shall be not less than one year or more than four years. If a list has been in existence for one year or more, it shall terminate upon the establishment of an appropriate new list unless the old list is extended by action of the Department of Civil Service."

You think this means...

"that if a list will be terminated after 1 year unless a new list is established or it gets extended 3 times for a total of 4 years.  It says nothing about promoting from both.  A list can be established but not promoted from."

Let me help you "test writer." Here is what it says: A list will last a minimum of one year and a max of four. A list will expire after the establishment of another list UNLESS the Department of Civil Service extends the existing list. It's clear as day. Reading is fundamental. 

And what would be the purpose of extending a lists life when another is existing, in your world it's so they can look at it I guess, in the real world it's so they can promote off it. When they promote, the people from the previous list are ranked first then the rest of the people from the newer list, for seniority purposes. Because you're dumb I'll explain it more clearly. If they need 45 people and 10 from the previous are now eligible, the class would be 10 from the previous list and the next 35 eligible from from the newer list. I see you ahve trouble with simple concepts, but it's basic math. 

-- Edited by ohnoes on Friday 2nd of February 2018 04:21:40 PM

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You really are dense, aren't you?  A list is good for one year.  I can be extended 3 times for a total of 4 years.  Exactly what it says.  They extend the lists so they can promote as many people as they can from it.  They don't like killing lists if they don't have to. 

They promoted the remaining eligibles (minus jam ups) from the 2013 lists a week before the promotions from the 2016 list.  Why you ask? BECAUSE ONCE YOU PROMOTE FROM THE NEW LIST THE OLD LIST IS DEAD.

I'm done with this clown.  You are completely wrong.  Go ask Uniform Promotions in Personnel and Labor Relations and they'll tell you how wrong you are.  I can't believe you're a supervisor on this job.