What is the difference between the types of layoff lists?
There are two types of layoff lists. The internal and statewide layoff lists are both maintained by class. Both lists are composed of laid off employees. (Also see the following questions: How do I get my name on internal layoff lists? and How do I get my name on statewide layoff lists?) The internal layoff list is for use by the employer that laid you off. Each Higher Education institution and some General Government employers maintain their own internal layoff lists. Your layoff letter should advise you if your employer maintains this list The statewide layoff list is used by other employers. Since other employers may also employ people with competencies, skills, and abilities that you possess, you can improve your opportunities to be rehired after layoff by getting on the statewide layoff list(s) for classes for which you qualify. The Department of Personnel (DOP) maintains the statewide layoff lists for General Government employers. This gives them a central source to consult for n
