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Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 242 § 242.770 — Vacancies

Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 242 ·
Oregon Code § 242.770 · Enacted · Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Vacancies. Whenever there is a vacancy in any position in the civil service, the appointing power shall immediately notify the commission of the vacancy. The commission shall thereupon certify to the appointing power: (1) If the vacancy be in an entrance position, the names and addresses of the three candidates standing highest upon the entrance register. When more than one vacancy is to be filled, the number of names submitted shall equal the number of vacancies plus two. (2) If the vacancy be in a promotive position, the names and addresses of the two candidates standing highest upon the register for the classification or grade to which the position belongs. When more than one vacancy is to be filled the number of names submitted shall equal the number of vacancies plus one. [1959 c.252 §31]
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