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Merit Appeals Board <br />November 26, 2024 <br />If witnesses are used —and they will be the opposite parties will be allowed to cross-examine <br />the witness. Members of the Board may also question the witness after the witnesses testimony. <br />Are there any questions? <br />MR. HONG: No. Thank you. <br />MR. LEE: No, thank you. <br />CHR. CABANAS: Thank you. Are there —okay, so if no questions, we will begin. <br />So, at this time, we're going to allow the Appellant, Mr. Hong and Mr. Turner, to make an <br />opening statement, if you wish to do so; and then followed by the County, if you wish to make <br />an opening statement. <br />An opening statement is used to present a broad overview of the case to be presented before the <br />Board. It is somewhat of a summary of the case to be presented. It's main purpose is to chart for <br />the Board the presentations, facts, and arguments to be presented. <br />And, normally, an opening statement is about 3-minutesnormally, for the Merit Appeals <br />Board. And our Secretary will time your 3-minute opening statement. Remember, it's a broad <br />overview of the case. <br />So, we'll start with Mr. Hong, representing Mr. Turner. <br />MR. HONG: Madam Chair, Members of the Board, good morning. My name is Ted Hong <br />with me is Mr. Lyndon Turner, the Appellant. <br />Brief overview or opening statement in this case is this has always been about a probationary <br />appointment. And it was clear that it was a probationary appointment to the position of <br />Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor II, to not only my client, Lyndon Turner —but also to <br />the department director and also to other official —County officials. <br />It wasn't until six or se —actually seven months into his service as a probationary appointment <br />that now the only person that —in this room that believes that this was —we're still a recruitment, <br />is the civil the Human Resources Director —and this was never a recruitment. By the time he <br />was appointed, the evidence will show —he was a probationary employee. Recruitment ended <br />once his —once he was appointed to the position. Thank you. <br />CHR. CABANAS: Thank you, Mr. Hong. Mr. Lee. <br />MR. LEE: In substance, the County will submit on its pre -hearing brief, which I think was <br />Communication number 24-03.09 but, in summary, will submit that the Human Resources <br />Director, upon Administrative Review after an Internal Complaint was filed —discovered a <br />discrepancy in the class specifications of the position. Because of that discrepancy, corrective <br />action was taken. So, the probationary appointment was voided and the recruitment was <br />Page 22 <br />
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