Colorado Code § 23-21-602

(1) (a) Any
employee of university hospital who was a member of the state personnel system and was
employed by university hospital on September 30, 1989, and who elected to become an
employee of the part 4 corporation may become an employee of the authority on the authority's
transfer date or may elect to return to classified employment in the state personnel system and
may reserve the right to be employed by the authority.
(b) Any such employee of the part 4 corporation who elects to return to the state
personnel system shall have restored all rights and privileges of membership in the state
personnel system.
(2) (a) Any employee of university hospital who was a state employee but not a member
of the state personnel system and was employed by university hospital on September 30, 1989,
and who elected to become an employee of the part 4 corporation may become an employee of
the authority on the authority's transfer date or may elect to return to state employment status and
may reserve the right to be employed by the authority.
(b) Any such employee of the part 4 corporation who elects to become a state employee
not a member of the state personnel system shall have restored all rights and privileges of a state
employee not a member of the state personnel system.
(3) (a) Any employee initially employed by the part 4 corporation on and after October
1, 1989, and continuously employed thereafter, may become an employee of the authority on the
authority's transfer date or may elect to be a state employee in the state personnel system or a
state employee not a member of the state personnel system, whichever is applicable to such
employee's position.
(b) Any such employee of the part 4 corporation who elects to become a state employee
in the state personnel system or a state employee not a member of the state personnel system
shall have all rights and privileges of the state employment status which is applicable to such
employee's position.
(4) Any election provided for in this section shall be made no later than one hundred
twenty days after the authority's transfer date.

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