The answer may be received by calling Human Resources, 2-6475. Preliminary results of the PDQ's have not been released, Boyle said. To find out where your PDQ is, call Julie at 2-6475, give her your position number, and she can then tell you whether it is in Boulder, has gone to panel, or has gone to the Colorado Department of Personnel. When a PDQ comes back from either a panel or from Human Resources is when notification of classification takes place. The procedures for filing an appeal is provided with the notification for the employee and the department.
Departmental approval is required if an employee wants to appeal a classification.
There are usually ten days to appeal after notification. If in the appeal process a PDQ is rewrittn and the classification moves up, there will be no change in pay. Consequently, it appears that if a staff member's classification goes down it is not necessarily a bad thing, Boyle said. The PDQ will then go to a panel and may again have to be rewritten and appealed again. Staff were asked to be alert for a bill that may be introduced to implement a PFP pilot program.