For State Employees
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The Appendix lists all state job classifications which have been designated as covered under the hazardous duty provisions of the State Employees Retirement System.
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Employees may be reimbursed for travel expenses incurred in the performance of their duties.
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Information and Telecommunication Systems Executive Steering Committee
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Current union contracts (collective bargaining agreements) for 14 of the State employee bargaining units in the executive branch.
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As a State of Connecticut employee you may be entitled to a host of benefits that are not only attractive, but also may be portable should your career bring you to other avenues of state service.
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DAS Small Agency Resource Team (SmART) Human Resources
The SmART Unit consolidates human resources and payroll personnel from multiple agencies under one roof.
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To decide personnel appeals of state managers and confidential employees or groups of such employees, who are not included in any collective bargaining unit of state employees.
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Find a Listing of State Compensation Plans
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Human Resources Business Rules and Regulations
Find information on Human Resources Statewide Policies, Notices, Forms and Manuals.
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SEBAC/Layoff/Reinstate/Transfer
For State Employees who have been affected by layoffs.
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The Department of Administrative Services Learning & Development Team fosters the continuous growth and development of in-scope Executive Branch employees.
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Find a List of Retirement Forms
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DAS Equal Employment Opportunity Center of Excellence Information
The Department of Administrative Services Equal Employment Opportunity Unit (EEO) ensures the agency’s commitment and responsibility to foster a diverse and inclusive working environment.
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Report Workers' Compensation Fraud
The Department of Administrative Services through Gallagher Bassett Services (Third Party Administrator) Special Investigation Unit maintains a Fraud Hotline to report potential workers’ compensation fraud by state employees.
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Core-CT Processing Aids and How to Process a Workers' Compensation Claim
The State of Connecticut Workers’ Compensation Program requires that each agency discharge claim processing functions within the Core-CT application.