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Agenda Overview of hiring process Students Colonial Temps Non-Student Temporary Wage Regular Full time/Part time staff I-9 Kronos Terms Q & A Student Hires Type of work: General


  1. Agenda • Overview of hiring process • Students • Colonial Temps • Non-Student Temporary Wage • Regular Full time/Part time staff • I-9 • Kronos • Terms • Q & A

  2. Student Hires • Type of work: • General office tasks including greeting clients, answering phones, responding to email, checking VM, assisting staff members, IT functions etc. • Temporary status of employment • Federal Work Study (FWS) and Non- WS • Main difference is the funding source

  3. Office of Student Employment (SEO) Perform hire functions (I9, tax and payroll forms, creation of Banner employment record) for students in employee classes W1, W4 and W5. If you need to hire students into a class other than these, contact your HRCP for assistance. Office of Student Employment Career Center Marvin Center, 5 th floor 202-994-8046 gwse@gwu.edu, fws@gwu.edu http://gwired.gwu.edu/career

  4. Federal Work Study  Account 51225, Employee class W4 Federally funded, need-based  8.3% fringe fee is added to the 30% funded by the department  There is a limit on amount students can earn (based on their award)  You and student are responsible for tracking award balance  Student can only have one FWS job at a time  Funds can only be earned at pre-approved work sites  All departments are eligible to hire FWS students but must complete the annual FWS Participation Agreement first  Student must bring you proof of FWS eligibility (EAF – employment authorization form)  Refer to SEO for restrictions and federal guidelines  ** There is no summer FWS program

  5. Non-Federal Work Study  Account 51229, Employee class W1  Your department funds 100% of student’s earnings  No limit on amount of pay or start/end date  Includes all International students  (F1 & J1 = maximum of 20 hours per week except during breaks) – contact ISO for more information  Students can work multiple jobs but may not exceed 40 hours of work per week  If a student holds multiple jobs, s/he cannot exceed 700 hours worked per fiscal year  Graduate students cannot work more than 20 hours per week except during breaks

  6. Finding student employees FWS Job Fair • Online via GWorks • Networking • Preparing to hire students  Complete a FWS Participation Agreement (contact SEO for form)  Confirm your access to the Online Student Hire Application (access via myGW portal)  Confirm your access to GWork (each job must have a job description and be posted)

  7. Hire Sequence 1. Post your job in GWork (you can request not to display the position online by adding "DO NOT POST" to the job title) 2. Interview students. 3. Make job offer. 4. Obtain and complete EAF if you are hiring a FWS student 5. Explain to your selected candidate he or she cannot begin working until the process of hiring him or her as a university employee has been completed, which may include the I-9 verification process if a valid I-9 is not on file at GW. 6. Advise your candidate to watch email carefully for any messages from GW's Oracle system - this is the sender's name that appears on student employment related messages regarding hiring status in Banner. 7. Submit a Hire Request to the GW Career Center through the Online Student Hire Application

  8. 8. Request a background check when working with sensitive information (i.e. finance, IT, Gwids ) and advise the student to watch for and respond immediately to an email from STERLING, the company with whom GW has contracted to perform background screens. 9. Student can begin working AFTER you and student receive an email from the University’s Oracle system with the subject line “your employment record has been modified” 10.Orient and train employees; be clear about your expectations 11.Track hours; student employees must be paid for all hours worked 12.Monitor FWS award balances; if a student runs out of FWS award, you must either terminate the student’s employment or hire under a wage account 13.Terminate when student leaves your department, exhausts FWS funds, or leaves the University. ** NEW….you will now be expected to conduct a performance review for your students **

  9. Student Responsibilities  Provide you a copy of a current EAF  Go to SEO after you submit a hire form to complete important hire documentation (I-9, federal tax form, local tax form, direct deposit form)  Returning student workers do not need to go through this again unless something has changed  Students MUST be hired before they begin working. If not, you have to provide a retroactive hire justification on their hire form

  10. Resources  Student Employer Manual (distributed by Center for Career Services)  Student Hire Workflow Guide (located in Student Hire Workflow, main menu)  Student Hire On-line Training (located in Student Hire Workflow, main menu) http://www.gwu.edu/~set/SH/Student-Hire-Workflow-2007.html  International Services Office http://gwired.gwu.edu/iso

  11. Colonial Temps o Preferred GW vendors o Cost savings to University and your department o Available pool of candidates o Administrative and Professional o Department can view resumes; conduct interviews o Complete Colonial Temp Job Request - http://hr.gwu.edu/services - click Colonial Temps

  12. Non Student Temporary Wage (Not Research or Independent Contractors) Account 51226  September 1, 2013 effective date  Standardize process University wide  Consistent steps – legal compliance and onboarding  Branding new hires to GW  Offer letter  Orientation  GWID  Retention

  13. Non Student Temporary Wage There are three key areas for compliance in monitoring hours worked by temporary employees: • ERISA – Employee Retirement Income Security Act 1974 – eligible for employer plan if works more than 1000 hours in the previous 12 months • DC Sick leave 2008 – eligible for accrued sick leave if works more than 1000 hours in previous 12 months (1 hour per 37 hours worked, max 7 hours per year.) • Health Care Reform – 1/1/2015 – eligible for employer healthcare coverage if works more than 30 hours per week .

  14. Non Student Temporary Wage Contact Client Partner to discuss need and options Type of work, pay, start date, special requirements Candidate selected (any prior GW employment) May need to recruit applicants Hiring Representative completes the Temporary Wage Hire Form

  15. Non Student Temporary Wage Hire form – UHR website – Forms • Basic information • Matrix – drop down menu o match job duties to equitable pay consistent across University o up to hourly rate of $20 o over $20 or specialized job (Comp reviews) o • Email requests to Emprisia

  16. Non Student Temporary Wage Matrix Skilled Support – 50%+ work performing functional administrative work related to a specialized function; requires principal knowledge of the work (i.e. accounting clerk, computer/technical assistant, editorial assistant.) Level of support: III- Dean, Division, Senior Executive or several large departments II – Several departments, Manager, Executives I – One or few departments, Managers

  17. Non Student Temporary Wage Basic Support – 50%+ office and administrative functions in a variety of support services, basic processes and procedures (i.e. project assistant, office or library assistant, receptionist) Level of support: III- Dean, Division, Senior Executive or several large departments II – Several departments, Manager, Executives I – One or few departments, Managers (receptionist always Level I)

  18. Non Student Temporary Wage Clerk – 50%+ work performing routine office or clerical duties, recordkeeping, mail, filing (general office clerk) Level of support: III- Dean, Division, Senior Executive or several large departments II – Several departments, Manager, Executives I – One or few departments, Managers

  19. Non Student Temporary Wage Other - 50%+ work performing specialized and unique position for the department that generally not administrative in nature (i.e. fine arts models, test graders, managing unique projects.) Requests are reviewed individually for appropriate placement related to the job description and commensurate wage.

  20. Non Student Temporary Wage Documents needed: • Completed hire form • Job description • Resume • Justification memo from Department Chair when rate is over $20 or a specialized position (CP will discuss with you)

  21. Non Student Temporary Wage Client Partner will:  obtain signature of Finance Director  Send documentation to Budget (position # and funding) ( sends to Compensation if needed)  Send approved documentation to Talent Acquisition

  22. Non Student Temporary Wage Talent Acquisition will:  Email the new hire with an offer letter, instructions to obtain GWID and complete 1-9 process, orientation date and link to background check  Complete hire – upload documentation to GW Documents

  23. Regular Staff (FT and PT) PA 7 – People Administration  Discuss need with CP  Job description  Compensation review  Posting minimum qualifications – education & experience desired qualifications – industry knowledge, certifications, etc.

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