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Reclassification of Existing Library Staff Positions
Reclassification of Existing Library Staff Positions
revised 2/06
POLICY
Either an incumbent staff member or the appropriate supervisor may request that
an existing position be reviewed for a possible reclassification to a new market
title. Supervisors should take care either to keep duties at an appropriate level
for the existing position or to request a reclassification review as soon as possible
after the duties begin to change significantly in order to ensure equitable compensation.
Any substantial change in duties may warrant a review, but if more than 50% of
the duties of an existing position have been changed, the position must be reviewed.
In all cases, strong evidence of change in the complexity of duties must be presented.
Documentation of why the changes occurred and tracking of who is now performing
the old duties as well as who used to perform the newly assigned duties are necessary.
Supervisors may wish to consult the University's Career Family Navigator (http://careernavigator.umjobs.org/)
and/or consult with Library Human Resources.
PROCESS
Incumbent and Supervisors: Obtains University
of Michigan Position Description Form and the Library
Personnel Transaction Form from Library Human Resources.
Completes forms.
Attaches additional documentation identifying reasons for requesting reclassification review.
Forwards copy of the request to Library Human Resources Office for tracking purposes and to determine an effective date of reclassification if approved.
Obtains approval from appropriate Associate University Librarian, using the Library
Personnel Transaction Form. Forwards final copies with appropriate approvals to
Library Human Resources Office.
Library Human Resources Office: Reviews information provided and conducts job comparisons for internal equity in Library descriptions.
Analyzes unit staffing, background information, classification levels, etc.
Schedules job audit with supervisor and incumbent, if necessary.
Supervisor: Meets with Library Human Resources Representative for job audit, if scheduled.
Presents well-prepared and documented information on change in duties.
Incumbent: Meets with Library Human Resources representative for job audit, if scheduled.
Explains change in duties and responsibilities.
Library Human Resources Office: Determines appropriate market title, after
a complete review of materials, and submits completed form with supporting documentation
to University Staff Human Resources Office.
University Staff Human Resources Office: Reviews for processing.
NOTE: If the request for reclassification has been denied and the incumbent
wishes additional review, a request for reclassification can be resubmitted to
the University Staff Human Resources Office even though it may not be supported
by the supervisor and Library Human Resources Office.
TIME FRAME
Reclassification reviews may take six weeks or longer following submission of request to Library Human Resources Office
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