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Fitness for Duty Records: NY Civil Service Law §72

Stephan M. Carlson, MD, MBA, FAPA · Employment and Fitness

Short answer: Civil Service Law §72 fitness for duty disputes turn on the contemporaneous record assembled when the employee was placed on involuntary leave. Counsel should preserve those observations well before a forensic psychiatrist is retained. A Civil Service Law Section 72 fitness-for-duty dispute is usually won or lost on the file the employer assembled the day it placed the employee on involuntary leave. By the time a forensic psychiatrist is retained, that contemporaneous record is either there or it is not, and no later interview can manufacture it. The standard Section 72 actually imposes New York does not let a public employer place a tenured civil servant on involuntary leave f

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