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Staff Classification
Introduction
Staff Classification is a personnel ranking system that bases its classes off of personnel clearance level. In the Roblox SCP Genre, it is most commonly used for Class - D and Class - E Personnel. All of the following classes are explained accordingly with what purpose they serve in the SCP Foundation groups on Roblox.
Classes
Classes are generally an unused concept in the Roblox SCP Genre, excluding Class - D and Class - E. Each class does hold representation in each group's structure, no matter if a group acknowledges it or not.
Class - A
Class - A represents the essential positions in the Foundation's command chain, without which a group could function poorly. Staff of this class are commonly presented as Level - 5 Personnel or O5 (Overseer) Council.
Class - B
Class - B represents important positions, which usually aid the Class - A personnel in administrative tasks and general coordination of a department that they hold the high role in. Staff members of this class are commonly presented as Level - 4 or Level - 5 personnel, depending on the clearance placed upon the O5 Council.
Class - C
Class - C represents a set of clearance levels, ranging from Level - 0 (or Level - 1 if group doesn't use Level - 0), to Level - 3. Personnel in this class usually don't hold significance in the SCP Foundation at large. Higher clearance staff of Class - C may have authority in the department they hold the high role in.
Class - D
Class - D is a test subject / prisoner class, dedicated to new members of the group and people who haven't joined the group. Personnel of this class have restricted mobility and is heavily controlled by the SCP Foundation.
Class - E
Class - E serves as a punishment class, allowing group's enforcement staff to prohibit personnel from logging in as a means of having them serve their sentence for the wrongdoing they caused, usually referring to breaking internal rules that may be disrupting, but doesn't put the community in danger.