How Do I Conduct a Recruitment?

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Using this guide, click on each step to get detailed instructions on each step in the process.  Each step must be completed before beginning the next step.

Step

Task

What’s Involved

Person(s) Responsible  

1.0

Gather Information

1.1 

What are your organizational business needs? Any department Supervisor/Manager
1.2 What are your equitable compensation practices? Any department Supervisor/Manager
1.3 Are there collective bargaining considerations? Department HR Analyst (or Central HR Analyst if local HR not available)
1.4 What are the labor market trends? Central HR Compensation Analyst
1.5 What are the considerations for this employee? Department Supervisor or Manager 
1.6 Are new and replacement positions funded to the correct level? Department Budget Analyst
1.7 Have you budgeted in advance if you are a recharge unit? Department Budget Analyst
1.8 Have you contacted the HR Recruiter? Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.0

 

Process Position to Recruit

 

2.1 Start recruitment for new position(s). Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.2 Start recruitment for current/existing position (replacement). Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.3 Start recruitment for an upgrade to a vacant/existing position. Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office

2.4

Start recruitment for Short Term Emergency Hire. Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.5 Start a waiver of recruitment. Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.6 Review of the recruitment by the Office of the Vice Chancellor Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.7 Start selection and appointment. Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
2.8 Update PPS and DaFIS to reflect the changes. Typically Managed through Department HR or Business Office
3.0 Best Practices 3.1 Tips Information for all
3.2 Frequently Asked Questions
3.3 Other Resources