Court Opinion

ID: 3464948
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2016-07-05 20:29:34.001452+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T12:48:56.976115
License: Public Domain

Dear Mr. Durant:
In response to your inquiry of recent date, note that the law does not prohibit a full-time state employee from holding a part-time teaching position at a state university. The prohibition would arise where both positions are held on a full-time basis, as LSA-R.S. 42:63(E) provides:
      E. No person holding a full-time appointive position or full-time employment in the government of this state or of a political subdivision thereof shall at the same time hold another full-time appointive office or full-time employment in the government of the state of Louisiana, in the government of a political subdivision thereof, or in a combination of these.
Both positions may be held concurrently as one employment is held on a part-time basis.
Very truly yours,
                                       RICHARD P. IEYOUB ATTORNEY GENERAL
                                   BY: __________________________ KERRY L. KILPATRICK ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
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