i work for the county and quit for 2 mo. and came back at the same level. how can i get my senority back?
99603
Most county will see you as a new employee.  You may check with the merit rules for your county to see if you are reinstated to the same position.
117967
If you have moved more than I like 50 miles away you can, you have to submit a bank statement or utilty bill showing your new address, if not, the best you can do is go in, say you wanna quit and pay the year off.  I know, its a load of nonsense they dont tell you when you sign up. Try bringing in homeless with your free passes, maybe they will let u quit.
152055
You probably can't, but a good personnel person will still hire you if you are otherwise qualified. Especially if you can give a reasonable explanation as to why you were fired from your old job.
152360
Yours is a tough descision. I went through the same thing when I was in the service. I left as soon as I could and when I was offered a job in the government I ran ,lol. I have been working for myself pretty much since then. To be true to yourself and not conform more than your soul can take is what you have to find out. I wish you good luck and patience.
319521
In order to gain back your civil rights, you might be able to vacate your felony depending on the type of conviction.   Once the court vacates the record of conviction, you may state that you have never been convicted of that crime, even though the court file remains in existence. \n\nUnfortunately for your situation, the vacating or sealing of a court record does not necessarily change or delete the records maintained by law enforcement agencies, the Department of Licensing or other government agencies handling gun ownership. \n\nThus, it would require an attorney's assistance on how a vacated felony would apply to your situation.  Speak with your local bar association and they will be able to give you an attorney's referral.
851442
What?! You are waiting for over 10 years? They lost your papers long time ago. Why didn't you call them back in 1995 and asked the same question? The most people wait is about a year. They lost your papers. Or maybe you moved and didn't do the change of address thing. You need to apply again and follow up on your application by calling them every 3 months or so regarding the status of your petition/
763667
If a person is already on probation, then that level has already been determined, and the way to get it lowered would be to follow the rules (!), keep all probation appointments and show you (or whoever) is trying.  Talk to the Probation Officer, and ask what can be done to get into a different "level," although that may already be legally determined.  Other than that, you or the other person needs to clean up their act, otherwise they wouldn't be on probation to begin with.  Contact the probation department in the county that that person is on.  If it is not you on probation, it is up to the probationer to do well; if it is you, then do well and things will turn around for the better.  Good luck.
41357
Sounds like you were treated very poorly indeed.  I agree with contacting someone with some juice at the department, but likely the best you're going to do is reach someone in lower management to take your complaint.  Probably not going to get much satisfaction there.\n\nCertainly can write the paper, though it's doubtful a letter in the paper is going to change the way they do business.\n\nTry making an appointment to talk to the highest-ranking person in the department.  Tell them you don't want to make a formal complaint (formal complaints probably have a "process" they have to go through, and that's likely going to involve talking to someone who can't make the kind of changes you want to have made), you only want to alert this person to the situation you experienced.  You may have to be insistent, because it's likely the minute they hear the word "complaint", they're probably going to want to run you through the complaint process.  \n\nAnother option is to try and talk to someone within the City (you didn't say where you are, but if you're in a city, you probably have something like a mayor's office).  If you can get to someone there, you'll probably be talking to someone who at least has the ear of the person who hires/fires the Chief.\n\nGood luck.  I'm very sorry you had such a terrible experience.\n\nPS - someone is bound to get on here and tell you to run for the hills, hide from the cops, don't tell anyone until you've delivered three signed copies of your statement to an attorney and a priest, and be extremely paranoid of the police from now on if you make the complaint.  \n\nWhatever.  You've got to do whatever you think is right.  I think you need to be heard and then move on with your life.
169376
I would address it up front. Be honest with your interviewer that your old boss was not too happy when you left and you would prefer if they did not contact him for that reason. Maybe you can ask someone else where you worked to speak to the interviewer. Someone of authority who knows your situation.
751698
go to the county recorder\n\n:> peace\n.
789254
No. Return to the court that assigned you to the Diversion classes. Let a clerk there know your situation and that you need advice.  By plugging back into the system as soon as possible, your situation will be easily resolved.  That's a better way to conduct your life.  I tend to avoid fixing problems until they GROW into huge problems. You'll sleep better, too.  Good luck to you.
487074
Make sure you surround yourself with support from before your quit date arrives.  I found online forums most useful as we were all experiencing the same thing.  I'm proud to say I'm now over 3 months quit.\n\nGood luck with it and below I've provided a link to one of the great sites I found most helpful.
1013321
give ur boss enough time, at least 2 wks. notice, and just tell them the truth. also, if ur wanting ur job back when u return let them know that as well
708195
yes, talk to a recruiter and pick a job feild because local officers may have the atthority to temp. waive said violations, but it depends on the case,then keep your nose clean becase your past stays in your jacket,
1157159
State to State is different,try to amend this and show them the documents you have start over if need be you deserve the chance and your situation heard,they will probably look over it all again. good luck.
453796
It depends on whether you are 3 term or 5 term.\nGo to your County Council Web site.
616041
First, I would not say that you were fired. You weren't, exactly. You resigned and as long as you kept a copy of that termination letter you gave them, you shouldn't doubt that part of it. It feels icky when you think you've been fired.\nThen, due to the fact that you did have a legitimate reason to be away from work (health, der) they should cut you a little slack. However, it can't hurt to say that you are willing to start from the bottom and work your way up. Subbing, etc. As long as you can have that chance, and get your foot in, you can build trust and show that you are a worthy hire.\nWhy wouldn't you hire you? You shouldn't think that either! Did you want this to happen to you? Wouldn't you want a break?\nThat's all you need now. A chance, a break.\nGood luck!