QUESTION
Can the 219-day timeline for publishing exam lists be improved?
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Commissioner Dawn M. Pinnock suggests that offering more exams could potentially shorten the 219-day timeline for publishing lists.
- The Department generally averages 108 exams per year.
- This fiscal year, they are on pace to administer over 200 exams.
- Increasing the number of exams could expedite the delivery of exam results.
- Council Member David M. Carr expresses concerns from civil servants wanting to advance, hindered by delays in publishing the exam lists.
David M. Carr
0:50:05
So you you don't think that you'd be able to improve much on that 219 calendar days, generally speaking.
Dawn M. Pinnock
0:50:12
I think that potentially we can offer more exams.
0:50:15
We generally have, like, an average of 108 exams a year.
0:50:19
This fiscal year, I believe, that we are on pace for over 200.
0:50:23
So it could potentially have us deliver more exams.
David M. Carr
0:50:27
As I hear from a number of folks who have taken an exam, already civil servants.
0:50:31
They're hoping to move up the ladder of an agency and a posting becomes available, but the list hasn't been published yet.
