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Minimum Hiring Standards

 

Minimum Hiring Standard for Managerial Positions

Purpose:

To establish general guidelines for the advertisement and recruitment of supervisory/managerial positions at the University. The established guidelines will insure internal equity in the posting requirements of positions with similar job titles, and provide direction regarding the minimum level of education, training and/or experience that should be required.
 

Director:

Bachelor's degree and 6 years supervisory/management experience; or a combination of training and experience.

Supervisory/managerial experience can be defined as any work experience involving responsibility and authority to hire/fire, train and evaluate the performance of immediate subordinates.

Acceptable combinations of training and experience:

High School diploma and 10 years supervisory/management experience

Two years college and 8 years supervisory/management experience

Associate's degree and 8 years supervisory/management experience

Master's degree and 4 years supervisory/management experience

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Associate Director:

Bachelor's degree and 4 years supervisory/management experience; or a combination of training and experience.

Supervisory/managerial experience can be defined as any work experience involving responsibility and authority to hire/fire, train and evaluate the performance of immediate subordinates.

Acceptable combinations of training and experience:

High school diploma and 8 years supervisory/management experience

Two years college (or Associate's degree) and 6 years supervisory/management experience

Three years college and 5 years supervisory/management experience

Master's degree and 2 years supervisory/management experience

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Assistant Director:

Bachelor's degree and 3 years of supervisory/management experience; or a combination of training and experience.

Supervisory/managerial experience can be defined as any work experience involving responsibility and authority to hire/fire, train and evaluate the performance of immediate subordinates.

Acceptable combinations of training and experience:

High school diploma and 7 years supervisory/management experience

One year of college and 6 years of supervisory/management experience

Associate's degree and 5 years supervisory/management experience

Three years of college and 4 years supervisory/management experience

Master's degree and 1 year supervisory/management experience

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Manager:

Bachelor's degree and 2 years of supervisory/management experience; or a combination of training and experience.

Supervisory/managerial experience can be defined as any work experience involving responsibility and authority to hire/fire, train and evaluate the performance of immediate subordinates.

Acceptable combinations of training and experience:

High School diploma and 6 years supervisory/management experience

Two years of college and 4 years supervisory/management experience

Three years of college and 3 years supervisory/management experience

Master's degree and no experience

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Assistant Manager:

Bachelor's degree; or 4 years supervisory or lead worker experience; or a combination of training and experience.

Lead worker experience can be defined as any work experience at a fully functioning level of responsibility characterized by coordinating, assigning and reviewing the day to day activities of lower level employees performing the same work. Lead worker responsibilities also involve solving problems, providing instruction on work procedures, and in some cases, may include providing input on decisions regarding hiring, discipline, and performance evaluation.

Acceptable combinations of training and experience:

One year of college and 3 years supervisory or lead worker experience

Two years of college and 2 years supervisory or lead worker experience

Associate's degree and 2 years supervisory or lead worker experience

Three years of college and 1 year of supervisory or lead worker experience

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Unit Head:

Bachelor's degree; or 4 years of supervisory or lead worker experience; or a combination of training and experience.

Lead worker experience can be defined as any work experience at a fully functioning level of responsibility characterized by coordinating, assigning and reviewing the day to day activities of lower level employees performing the same work. Lead worker responsibilities also involve solving problems, providing instruction on work procedures, and in some cases, may include providing input on decisions regarding hiring, discipline, and performance evaluation.

Acceptable combinations of training and experience:

One year of college and 3 years of supervisory or lead worker experience

Two years of college and 2 years supervisory or lead worker experience

Associate's degree and 2 years supervisory or lead worker experience

Three years of college and 1 year of supervisory or lead worker experience

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