Wisconsin Administrative Code Department of Administration-Division of Personnel Management

Here’s a refined overview of the Wisconsin Administrative Code as it pertains to the Department of Administration – Division of Personnel Management (DPM‑ER):

📘 Chapter Overview (ER)

The DPM Rules are designated under the “ER” chapters, each covering distinct aspects of personnel management. Key chapters include: (regulations.justia.com)

ER 1 – Force and Effect of Rules; Definitions

ER 2 – Classification Plan

ER 3 – Position Classification Actions

ER 8 – Entry Professional Program

ER 10 – Limited Term Appointments

ER 18 – Absences

ER 21 – Resignation

ER 28 – Worker’s Compensation & Hazardous Duty Injury Pay

ER 29 – Compensation Administration Provisions

ER 30 – Career Executive Employment

ER 34 – Project Employment Provisions

ER 42 – Alternative Work Patterns

ER 43 – Affirmative Action & Equal Opportunity

ER 44 – Employee Development & Training

ER 45 – Employee Performance Evaluation

ER 46 – Grievance Procedure

ER 47 – Temporary Interchange

🔍 Examples: Chapters ER‑18 & ER‑45

ER 18 (Absences): For instance, section ER 18.01 outlines definitions related to absences and is current as of December 30, 2024 (regulations.justia.com, regulations.justia.com, casetext.com).

ER 45 (Employee Performance Evaluation):

ER 45.01 states the program’s purpose — including the establishment of performance standards, feedback mechanisms, and training needs — as mandated under Wis. Stats. § 230.37. This particular section became effective March 1, 1984, with an amendment on October 1, 2015 (regulations.justia.com, law.cornell.edu).

📚 Additional Related Rules

In addition to ER chapters, there’s the ER‑MRS series, covering merit-based recruitment topics like appointment procedures, probation, promotions, ethical codes, etc. (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov)

🧭 Where to Access the Code

Legislative Archive: The full Chapter ER is available via the Wisconsin Legislature’s Administrative Code site (docs.legis.wisconsin.gov).

Wisconsin DPM Website: Lists both ER and ER‑MRS sections under “Statutes & Administrative Codes” (dpm.wi.gov).

Justia / Cornell LII: Provide individual ER‑chapter breakdowns, including effective dates and official text (law.cornell.edu).

✅ Summary

If you're exploring classification policy, compensation, absence rules, performance evaluation, grievance handling, or hiring procedures, you'll find it organized across these ER and ER‑MRS chapters. The official Wisconsin Legislature site ensures you're viewing the current, authoritative version.

 

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