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2017 South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 8 - Public Officers and Employees
CHAPTER 11 - STATE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
ARTICLE 1 General Provisions
- Section 8-11-10. Repealed by 2007, Act No. 73, Section 1, eff June 13, 2007.
- Section 8-11-15. Minimum full-time workweek; alternative scheduling strategies and alternate work locations authorized.
- Section 8-11-17. Flexible scheduling.
- Section 8-11-20. Oath and bonds of certain state employees; blanket departmental bonds.
- Section 8-11-30. Payment or receipt of salary which is not due.
- Section 8-11-33. Withholding or deducting pay from state employee's wages.
- Section 8-11-35. Salary payment schedule; maximum salaries; dual compensation; reports; exception.
- Section 8-11-40. Sick leave; leave where employee attacked; leave for sick family member.
- Section 8-11-41. Sick leave: application to all state agencies, departments and institutions; auditing of sick leave records.
- Section 8-11-45. Transfer of accumulated leave upon transfer of legislative employees.
- Section 8-11-46. Transfer of accumulated leave upon transfer between state agency and school district.
- Section 8-11-50. Compensatory time for working on legal holidays.
- Section 8-11-55. Compensatory time for working overtime.
- Section 8-11-57. Declaration of state of emergency or order to close state offices due to hazardous weather; paid leave.
- Section 8-11-60. Removal of officers elected by General Assembly.
- Section 8-11-65. Leaves of absence to be organ donor.
- Section 8-11-70. Assistance in selling United States savings bonds to employees; deductions from pay.
- Section 8-11-75. Repayment of deferred compensation plan loans.
- Section 8-11-80. Deduction for group life, hospital and other insurance.
- Section 8-11-81. Repealed by 1992, Act No. 364, Section 4, eff July 1, 1992.
- Section 8-11-82. Repealed by 1992 Act No. 364, Section 4, eff July 1, 1992.
- Section 8-11-83. Payroll deduction for dues of certain organizations.
- Section 8-11-84. Repealed by 1992 Act No. 364, Section 4, eff July 1, 1992.
- Section 8-11-85. Repealed by 1989, Act No. 189, Part II, Section 29.
- Section 8-11-90. Deductions for Federal taxes.
- Section 8-11-91. Deductions for charitable contributions.
- Section 8-11-92. Qualifying criteria for charitable organizations; Secretary of State to determine eligibility.
- Section 8-11-93. Minimum level of employee participation required.
- Section 8-11-94. Names of contributors and amounts to be held confidential; exception for tax purposes.
- Section 8-11-95. Two charitable solicitation drives permitted per year.
- Section 8-11-96. When authorization for payroll deductions may be made or terminated; deductions may be prorated.
- Section 8-11-97. Promulgation of regulations.
- Section 8-11-98. Deductions for payment to credit union.
- Section 8-11-99. Payroll deduction for parking fees on state-owned or state-operated property.
- Section 8-11-100. Representation on boards and commissions when new judicial circuits created.
- Section 8-11-110. Alcoholism.
- Section 8-11-120. Posting notice of job vacancies.
- Section 8-11-130. State agencies authorized to provide aid to employees in moving personal effects.
- Section 8-11-135. Payment of moving expenses of new employees.
- Section 8-11-140. Minimum wage for state employees and public school bus drivers.
- Section 8-11-145. Use of sick or annual leave in conjunction with workers' compensation under certain circumstances.
- Section 8-11-155. Use of sick leave to care for adopted child.
- Section 8-11-160. Agency Head Salary Commission; salary increases for agency heads.
- Section 8-11-162. Technical College Presidents covered by authority of Agency Head Salary Commission.
- Section 8-11-165. Salary and fringe benefit survey for agency heads; limits on salaries of agency employees and presidents of a technical college; agency head salary adjustments; new members of agency governing board to attend performance appraisal training.
- Section 8-11-170. Agency head dually employed by another state agency; timely payment.
- Section 8-11-175. Blood drives and donations.
- Section 8-11-177. Funeral leave.
- Section 8-11-180. Paid leave for certified disaster service volunteers with the American Red Cross.
- Section 8-11-185. Reduction in work force applicant pool; priority consideration for vacancies or new positions; prohibition on filling vacancy without seeking qualified person from pool.
- Section 8-11-186. Reporting interim new full-time employment positions.
- Section 8-11-187. Reporting full-time employment positions transferred to or received from another state agency.
- Section 8-11-190. Use of public funds to reward state employees.
- Section 8-11-192. Mandatory state agency furlough programs; consultation and guidance services.
- Section 8-11-193. Employee furloughs.
- Section 8-11-194. Employee benefit costs not funded from general fund.
- Section 8-11-195. State employee furlough policies.
- Section 8-11-196. Hiring of employees to fill temporary grant positions.
- Section 8-11-197. Mileage reimbursement rate.
- Section 8-11-198. Per diem from more than one source.
- Section 8-11-199. American Bar Association dues payment or reimbursement.
- Section 8-11-200. Reimbursement of travel expenses to persons interviewing for state employment.
- Section 8-11-210. Declaration of purpose.
- Section 8-11-220. Definitions.
- Section 8-11-230. Creation, duties and administrative head of State Personnel Division; duties of Department of Administration.
- Section 8-11-240. Board shall approve policies and programs.
- Section 8-11-250. Creation, membership and duties of Advisory Council.
- Section 8-11-260. Exemptions from application of article.
- Section 8-11-270. Exemptions from classification and compensation plan.
- Section 8-11-271. Salary structure for instructional personnel at South Carolina School for the Deaf and Blind.
- Section 8-11-280. Prior actions shall remain in effect.
- Section 8-11-290. Legislators shall receive information annually.
- Section 8-11-300. Compensation increases for certain State employees currently receiving maximum compensation under their classifications.
- Section 8-11-410. Repealed by 1995 Act No. 145, Part II, Section 54B, eff July 1, 1995.
- Section 8-11-420. Repealed by 1995 Act No. 145, Part II, Section 54B, eff July 1, 1995.
- Section 8-11-610. Manner in which annual leave shall be computed.
- Section 8-11-620. Leave and lump-sum payment permitted upon termination of employment, death or retirement of employee; retired police officers hired by state agency.
- Section 8-11-630. Employment of additional employees to replace those on leave and those terminated.
- Section 8-11-640. Credit for prior State service; transfer from one agency to another.
- Section 8-11-650. Workweek upon which leave shall be based.
- Section 8-11-660. Situation in which leave shall not be credited.
- Section 8-11-670. Additional leave may be granted in case of emergency or extreme hardship.
- Section 8-11-680. Application of article.
- Section 8-11-700. Definitions.
- Section 8-11-710. Request for leave from pool leave account.
- Section 8-11-720. Selection of leave recipients.
- Section 8-11-730. Transfer from annual or sick leave account to pool account.
- Section 8-11-740. Use of leave from pool account; unused portion of pool account upon termination of leave recipient's employment.
- Section 8-11-750. Termination of personal emergency.
- Section 8-11-760. Leave remaining after termination of personal emergency to be restored to pool account.
- Section 8-11-770. Employing agencies to maintain records and report pertinent information to division.
- Section 8-11-910. Legislative intent.
- Section 8-11-920. Definitions.
- Section 8-11-930. Competitiveness report; determination of base pay increases; adjustment of minimum and maximum in salary grades.
- Section 8-11-940. Performance increases.
- Section 8-11-945. Increases applicable to certain health care providers.
- Section 8-11-950. Bonus payments.
- Section 8-11-960. Increases totalling more than agency maximum; audits.
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