A Bill to Protect Applicants
Preamble: This legislation is being proposed due to the number of concerns citizens have when it comes to communication on their application status. Please note that departments do not have to be done processing each application within a week but must respond after a week if an individual request for their status on their application without facing a blacklist or automatic decline. We have seen applications range from 2 weeks to over 3 months. It is unfair to citizens who apply and think they are still pending just to learn that they were declined months ago without notice. This bill is essential to help protect applicants. Here is some proof: Screenshot by Lightshot Screenshot by Lightshot
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
SECTION 1: Applicants who wish to join a department within the State of Firestone may ask questions about how to be employed to admission officers and/or employers without fear of being blacklisted. Applicants may ask the status on their application if the department policy allows it or a reasonable amount of time has passed since a status on their application. Departments shall not blacklist, ban, or solely decline an application if the applicant follows the procedures followed in Section 1.
SECTION 2: Applicants, Admissions Officers and/or Employers, Reasonable amount of time passed, Applications, Status, and Blacklist or Ban shall be defined as followed:
SECTION 2A: Applicants are to be defined as; people who apply for a Government Department.
SECTION 2B: Admissions Officers and/or Employers are to be defined as; department officials who are in charge of checking application or lead a department.
SECTION 2C: Reasonable amount of time passed shall be defined as; one (1) week or seven (7) days.
SECTION 2D: Applications shall be defined as; a formal way to apply for a department.
SECTION 2E: Status shall be defined as; an indication on where their applications is (Awaiting Review, Pending Background Check, Pending High Command, Declined, Accepted, Awaiting Group Rank, etc.)
SECTION 2F: Blacklist or Ban shall be defined as; a list of members who are banned from applying for an indefinite or definite amount of time.
SECTION 3: All State of Firestone departments shall follow this legislation.
SECTION 4: This legislation shall be enforced by the Governor of the State of Firestone.
SECTION 5: This legislation shall go into effect immediately after passing both Congress and being signed by the Governor.
Respectfully submitted to the Congress of the State of Firestone,
Chief Sponsor(s):
Representative, Clonemep
Co-Sponsor(s):
Senator, policetonyr
Senator, T4NJ1M
Senator, a_sbestos
Senator, Savxtro
Representative, Frixtro
Representative, Jordan_Chime
Secretary of the Department of Public Works, ThalliusReborn