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Human Resources Policy HR 03 01 Revised
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Purpose
To
establish a process for recruiting SPA classified employees.
Scope
This
policy applies to all Classified SPA Positions.
Policy
It
is UNCP's intent to provide current employees promotional priority in
hiring if employees have substantially equal qualifications when compared
to other applicants. "Substantially equal qualifications"
are present when the supervisor cannot make a reasonable determination
that another applicant holds better job-related qualifications. Such
commitment will be accomplished by:
1. Allowing department heads to make a written request that their opening
be filled from within their department. If the Director of Human Resources
and the department head determine that there are viable applicants within
the department, then the opening will be posted only within the impacted
department, or
2. Allowing a department head to post an opening within UNCP only, or
3. When an opening is posted outside the University then the "Substantially
equal qualification" commitment is to be followed.
Open positions must be announced through the Human Resources Office.
Vacancies must be advertised for five (5) working days if the opening
is to be filled within the department or within the University. Vacancies
must be publicized for at least seven (7) working days if advertised
outside the University. If the position is not filled after the first
posting period, the time may be extended and the position reposted at
the supervisor's request.
Hard to recruit positions, that are on the Office of State Personnel's
Special Entry Rate Inventory listing, may be advertised more widely
in newspapers, professional journals, etc. The employing department
head may to determine the best method for advertising such a position
by working with Human Resources.
The advertisement to be used in classified postings will be reviewed
and approved by the Human Resources Department to assure that education
and experience are consistent with the State's requirements.
Applications for classified positions must be submitted to the Human
Resources Department. The Director will screen all applications after
the closing of the posting period, select the most qualified applicants,
contact the supervisor regarding the availability of the applications,
and will be available to discuss the screening process or applications
not selected for departmental review.
At this point it is the supervisors responsibility to:
1. determine which applicants to interview;
2. assemble a committee to assist with the interviews;
3. conduct interviews and make a selection;
4. check references; and
5. make a recommendation to the HR Director regarding employment of
the best applicant including starting date. The letter of recommendation
should also include the required EEO materials. (A department letterhead
ready sample
letter is attached.)
Procedures:
1. When a position opening occurs, the supervisor will complete the Request for Posting Position
form and forward it to the
Human Resources Department. All required signatures must be obtained
prior to submitting the form to HR. Remember, the Chancellor must also approve posting
all SPA positions.
2. Job postings will be distributed through email and displayed on bulletin
boards in noticeable areas throughout the campus. If a position is to
be advertised off campus and in the newspaper, the employing department
must indicate which papers to advertise in on the Request for Posting Position form. The Human Resources Department will complete an on-line
requisition and submit the write-up to the Business Services Department
for advertising. Additionally, the advertisement will be placed by the
HR office on the Jobline; on the HR Web page; with the Employment Security
Commission; the Office of State Personnel's Automated Vacancy Management
System; and with other State agencies. Departments requesting advertising
are responsible for the advertising costs.
3. The Human Resources Department will type the posting and is responsible
for the placing the appropriate ads and receiving applications.
4. Employees must submit a current application to be considered for
each individual vacancy.
5. The HR Director screens applications received and forwards those
selected to the appropriate supervisor.
6. The supervisor conducts the interview process.
7. The supervisor makes an employment recommendation to the HR Director.
8. The HR Director approves the recommendation
a. if the position is classified locally, then notifies the supervisor, or
b. if the position is not classified locally, the HR Director will obtain Office of State Personnel approval.
9.
The HR Director prepares the job offer letter.
10. HR obtains approval from the Office of State Personnel (OSP).
11. HR notifies the applicant of OSP's approval and the applicant can
begin work.
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Updated: Wednesday, December 22, 2010
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