Employment guidelines are an important part of the employer/employee relationship. Numerous federal, state, and local laws govern the employment process. In addition, the university has added steps to ensure the workforce is comprised of qualified, talented, and diverse employees who are willing to work in a mutually supportive manner. The university’s employment policies are designed to provide a fair and equitable process resulting in the appropriate match of an employee’s skills, knowledge, and experience with a given position's job requirements.
Table of Contents
- Employment At-Will
- Employee Classifications and Status
- Employment Decisions
- Search Committees
- Pay Transparency and Non-Discrimination Provision
- Employment Planning and Responsibility
- Pre-employment Requirements
- Position Requirements
- Nepotism (Hiring of Relatives)
- Term Employment
- Employment Orientation Period
- Non ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ Employees (Independent Contractors, Volunteers, Interns, and Temporary Employees)
- Temporary Employment
- Termination of Employment
- Reorganization
- Re-employment of Former Employees