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Reclassifying Merit Employees

Trevor Glanz, Job Analyst

Classification & Compensation

Classification & Compensation

121-11 USB

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Reclassifying Merit Employees

¾ When to reclassify ¾ When to reclassify

¾ What forms are needed

¾ How requests are processed

¾ Salary adjustments for reclassification ¾ Reclassification statistics

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When to

Reclassify Merit Employees

Reclassify Merit Employees

¾ Permanent changes have occurred in the nature

of duties

¾ Additional responsibilities are outside of the

current classification

Note: An employee serving the first six months of probationary period is not eligible for

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Forms Needed for Merit

Reclassification Requests

¾ Position Classification Review (Merit)

¾ Position Description Questionnaire (Merit) ¾ Position Description Questionnaire (Merit)

¾ Unit organizational chart showing location of

position under review position under review

¾ Change of Status – Job Reclassification

Additional information provided by the employee or department is optional and welcome

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Wh

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Where to Find Forms

http://www.uiowa.edu/~eforms/hr/hr.htm

or call Classification & Compensation

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Position Classification Review Form

(M it)

(Merit)

¾ Used as a cover sheet to note employee information ¾ Used as a cover sheet to note employee information

(name, department, current classification, etc.)

¾ Used to note classification requested (supervisor ¾ Used to note classification requested (supervisor

must make recommendation)

¾ Date signed or forwarded by employee is used to ¾ Date signed or forwarded by employee is used to

establish effective date of reclassification and new merit review date

¾ Workflow form is used to show request has been

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Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ)

Position Description Questionnaire (PDQ)

(Merit)

¾ The purpose of this questionnaire is to gather

information on the duties and responsibilities of a position. Please provide descriptive information in sufficient detail to establish a clear understanding of the position

of the position.

¾ This information may be supplemented by ¾ This information may be supplemented by

personal interviews and/or observation. Please do not hesitate to call Human Resources if you have any questions.

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M i A

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f PDQ

Main Aspects of PDQ

T d

ib b i fl th

th

z

To describe briefly the purpose or the

function of the position

z

To note supervisory responsibilities

z

To describe regularly performed duties and

approximate percent of time spent on these

duties

z

To note demonstrable changes in duties since

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The Purpose or Function of the Position

Wh t i th

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z

What is the primary responsibility of the

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Supervisory Responsibilities

Functional Administrative Functional z Train Administrative z Hire i i li z Schedule z Assign Work z Discipline z Sign Evaluation

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Personal Interaction (Page 2)

z

The purpose of this section is

z

The purpose of this section is

to show the purpose and

frequency of contact with

frequency of contact with

staff outside of the

department

department.

z

Be specific when describing

th

f

t

t

the purpose of contact.

z

Estimate the frequency of

contact based on normal

circumstances.

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Functional Information (Page 2)

z The purpose of this page is to allow the person z The purpose of this page is to allow the person

reviewing the PDQ to understand the

environment in which the position is located environment in which the position is located. z Briefly describe the responsibility for money,

machines equipment etc machines, equipment, etc.

z Questions concerning physical requirements are typically more relevant with blue collar

typically more relevant with blue collar,

technical and security positions but may be a factor in other positions as well

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T k St t

t (P

3)

Task Statements (Page 3)

z

Be sure the total percent of time equals 100%

z

Be sure the total percent of time equals 100%.

z

Do not confuse % of time with % of time spent

using equipment (page 2)

using equipment (page 2).

z

Use detail to describe regular tasks.

z

Explain acronyms and other terms that may

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Tips for Writing Good Task

St t

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Statements

¾

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¾

Create a list of all the duties assigned to the

position (brainstorm)

¾

Group together duties that seem to logically

go together

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Drafting a Task Statement

Drafting a Task Statement

¾ Use an action verb.

¾ Describe the object of the action in specific terms ¾ Describe the object of the action in specific terms. ¾ Describe any programs or systems used in

accomplishing the task. accomplishing the task.

¾ Describe the immediate result of performing the task

(optional).

¾ When additional details are needed to explain how the task actions are accomplished, a series

f “b ” f ll h b i

of “by” statements may follow the basic statement

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Example:

¾ Answers questions/provides information to ¾ Answers questions/provides information to

callers by referring to order forms in order to clarify and correct information concerning y g orders.

9 Locates specific order form in file.

9 Evaluates caller’s question and provides relevant

information.

9 Contacts other staff for further information 9 Contacts other staff for further information. 9 Corrects order if mistakes have occurred. 9 Sends additional products if necessary.p y

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(P

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Changes in Position (Page 4)

¾

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¾

Describe new duties since incumbent began

working in the position

¾

“Last Review” refers to the last time that the

position was classified

Note: Future duties to be assigned to the position cannot be considered in the reclassification evaluation.

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St t

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(P

4)

Statement of Supervisor (Page 4)

¾ Information provided in this section is specific to ¾ Information provided in this section is specific to

the position under review and not the classification

classification.

¾ Information is considered an estimate based on the supervisor’s knowledge of the position

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Organizational Chart

Organizational Chart

What makes an Effective O Ch t Org Chart

Show employee’s Show all employees Show employee s

names and classifications

Show all employees in unit, not just

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Summing Up

¾

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h fill d

t th PDQ?

¾

Is it known who filled out the PDQ?

¾

Has the supervisor reviewed the PDQ and

filled out his/her section?

¾

Is cover sheet dated?

¾

Are all necessary materials attached?

¾

Attach letter from supervisor (optional)

¾

Attach letter from supervisor (optional)

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How Requests Are Processed

Supervisor and employee discuss the position d l

and complete PDQ

Within 10 working days, PDQ is forwarded to Department Head for review

The Department Head forwards PDQ to the College/Org HR Office

College/Org Administrator forwards request to Comp/Class forwards request to Comp/Class

The request is presented to the Merit Review Committee for evaluation

Withi 20 ki d C /Cl Within 20 working days, Comp/Class makes recommendation to Board of Regents

Within 20 working days, Board of Regents takes action on request and communicates q

decision to Comp/Class

Comp/Class refers decision to Dept. Head Dept. Head communicates decision to employee

and supervisor

Within 15 working days, the Dept. Head, employee or supervisor may appeal the decision

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Salary Adjustments

for Reclassification

¾

Employee receives a “one-step” increase

p y

p

(reclassified two grades or less)

¾

If reclassified three grades or more, employee

¾

If reclassified three grades or more, employee

may receive a “two-step” increase, at the

department’s request

department s request

¾

For lateral reclassifications, there is no change

in pay or review date

in pay or review date

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Salary Adjustments for Reclassification

“One Step Increase”

¾ “One-step” increase: A 4.5% increase based on p the hourly rate at the time of submission.

¾ The next merit review date is one year from y effective date of reclassification unless the employee moves to the minimum rate of the p y new pay grade (then next merit review date is in 6 months).

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Salary Adjustments for Reclassification

“Two-Step Increase”

¾ “Two step” increase: Two 4 5% increases based on the ¾ Two-step” increase: Two 4.5% increases based on the

hourly rate at the time of submission. This is done

instead of a simple 9% increase in order to compound p p the progression through the pay grade.

¾ The next merit review date is one year from effective

date of reclassification unless the employee moves to the minimum rate of the new pay grade (then next merit re ie date is in 6 months)

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Merit Reclassification Statistics

7/1/99 - 6/30/06 648 600 700 465 400 500 Number 183 100 200 300 Number 45 0 100

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Merit Reclassification Statistics

7/1/99 - 6/30/06 71.8 70 80 40 50 60 Percentage 28.2 20 30 Percentage 0 10 % Approved % Denied

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Appeal Process

¾ Supervisor or Employee submits a letter

requesting appeal of decision within 15 working q g pp g days of decision to the Merit System Director of the Board of Regentsg

¾ Address and fax information is located on the Board of Regents letterhead returned with the g decision

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Appeal Process (cont.)

¾ Supervisor or Employee submits request ¾ Supervisor or Employee submits request ¾ Board sends letter acknowledging request

¾ Board establishes committee to review appeal via conference call

¾ Board contacts supervisor and employee to schedule time for conference call

¾ Once a time is scheduled, Board sends copies of review packet to committee and employee

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Appeal Process (cont.)

¾ Appeal committee consists of: ¾ Appeal committee consists of:

¾ an outside Human Resources consultant to chair

th itt

the committee

¾ a Job Analyst from another Regents institution ¾ a University of Iowa Merit employee from the

classification requested or someone in the merit

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Appeal Process (cont.)

¾ If denied appeal decision is final for one year ¾ If denied, appeal decision is final for one year

from the date of decision

It ll t k b t 3 th t l t th

¾ It usually takes about 3 months to complete the appeal process and receive notification of appeal decision

decision

¾ If approved, the reclassification is effective retroactive to the date on the Position

retroactive to the date on the Position Classification Review form

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Current Address & Fax

Regents Merit System Director

Regents Merit System Director

11260 Aurora Avenue

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Urbandale, IA 50322-7905

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Benefits Changes

¾ If an employee wishes to be reclassified from ¾ If an employee wishes to be reclassified from

Merit Bargaining to either Merit Exempt or P&S, they are encouraged to contact the Benefits

they are encouraged to contact the Benefits Office at 335-2676 to discuss their situation. ¾ Each individual situation is different because of ¾ Each individual situation is different because of

key factors: health care plan, salary and time of university service

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For More Information

¾ Refer to the Merit Rules on the Classification & ¾ Refer to the Merit Rules on the Classification &

Compensation web site:

http://www.uiowa.edu/hr/classcomp/ http://www.uiowa.edu/hr/classcomp/

¾ Contact a Job Analyst in Classification & Compensation

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Questions???

¾ Other Current Topics ¾ Other Current Topics

9 Merit to Professional Reclassifications 9 Merit Bargaining s Merit E empt 9 Merit Bargaining vs. Merit Exempt 9 Upcoming Merit Salary Increases 9 Collective Bargaining

9 Collective Bargaining

9 Merit Online Application Process 9 Fair Labor Standards Act

9 Fair Labor Standards Act 9 Technology Changes

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