Amending Executive Order 12015, Relating to Competitive Appointments of Students Who Have Completed Approved Career-Related Work Study Programs

1996-11-12Executive Order 13024
Signed by: William J. Clinton
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Headline: Allows Noncompetitive Career Conversion for Student Term Appointments

What it does: Agencies must allow students with term appointments to be converted noncompetitively to career or career-conditional appointments before the term expires.

Real World Impact:
  • Students from approved work-study programs can gain career appointments without new competition.
  • Adds a "term" appointment option and permits noncompetitive conversion before term ends.
Topics: federal hiring, student employment, work-study programs, civil service appointments

Summary

This order changes a prior order about hiring students from approved career-related work-study programs. It adds the "term" appointment category and allows students placed in term appointments to be converted noncompetitively to career or career-conditional appointments before the term ends.

It affects students who completed approved career-related work-study programs and the officials who appoint them by creating a direct path from temporary term appointments to permanent career status without a new competitive hiring process.

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