Office of Fiscal Affairs
John Bale, M.Acc., Associate Dean
Recruitment of Classified/Unclassified Hourly Staff
How to Post a Classified or Unclassified Hourly Staff Position
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When starting the search for a classified or unclassified hourly position, the position vacancy must be submitted through the People Admin Online Employment System. The job posting is an online process. Only those individuals trained to use the People Admin Online Employment System may create a job posting. Contact Human Resources at (937) 775-2120 or human_resources@wright.edu for training information.
- Go to the People Admin Online Employment System Web site, click on "Create User Account" (on the left side of the page), follow instructions on the application page to complete information. Note: The password you choose will remain the same; no periodic change will be required.
- An e-mail will be sent to you within a day or so to confirm that your user id has been activated.
- When you post a position, the electronic form will be automatically routed to the various approval queues once you submit.
- When Human Resources posts the position on the WSU Employment Opportunities web site, an e-mail will be sent to the originator of the position to acknowledge this. This e-mail also serves as approver notification to you to post advertisements in any publications or venues in which your department has stated that it will be responsible for posting.
- After reviewing the forms and the advertisement, Human Resources will assign a Position Number.
- Applications will be accepted until the deadline.
- Applications will be screened by the Human Resources Department.
- The Online Employment System will acknowledge all applications via e-mail.
- The department will be notified via e-mail that a list of applicants is ready for interviews.
- After review of the interviewed applicants, the department will inform Human Resources of its selection and to confirm title and salary.
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The department will call applicant to make a verbal offer contingent upon a successful background check.
Note: The background checks take one to three business days. - Human Resources will send the selected applicant a confirming offer letter.
- The Online Employment System will generate deny letters to other applicants.
- The department will complete a Personnel Action Form (PAF) and submit it to the Office of Fiscal Affairs. The form is available on the Human Resources Web site.
- If a candidate verbally declines a position, the department should inform Human Resources and may proceed with an offer to a second candidate. If no other offers will be made, the department should inform Human Resources of its plans, i.e., whether it plans to not fill the position, continue with the search, etc.
Updated December 2012 (jb)