New York A00572 amends civil service promotion rules to remove the requirement of wartime service for veterans to receive additional points on civil.

New York A00572 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to change civil service promotion rules. It removes the requirement that veterans must have served during a time of war to receive additional points on civil service exams. Now, any honorably discharged veteran who is a resident of New York and a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident can receive five points for original appointments and two and a half points for promotions. Veterans who were disabled in the line of duty can receive ten points for original appointments and seven and a half points for promotions.

New York A00572 amends civil service promotion rules to remove the requirement of wartime service for veterans to receive additional points on civil.

New York A00572 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to change civil service promotion rules. It removes the requirement that veterans must have served during a time of war to receive additional points on civil service exams. Now, any honorably discharged veteran who is a resident of New York and a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident can receive five points for original appointments and two and a half points for promotions. Veterans who were disabled in the line of duty can receive ten points for original appointments and seven and a half points for promotions.