HR FUNdamentals Hiring Graduates for Summer 2014 Hiring Graduates for Summer Session Teaching Presented by Maya Bronston and Renee Lineback.
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HR FUNdamentals
Hiring Graduates for Summer 2014
Hiring Graduates for Summer Session Teaching Presented by Maya Bronston and Renee Lineback
Reason for change • ALL summer teaching expense is deferred to next FY regardless of when worked (ie May or June) • Epafs (electronic personnel action form) using graduate position numbers have complicated the deferment process • New process will be more efficient, fewer errors in deferral of funding
Graduate Assistantship Agreement Form
Grad Summer Appointment • • • • 10 Hours/ Week Min 40 Hours/Week Max GSAs can be registered for 0-5 credits if continuing from spring semester No summer exceptions for Graduate Assistant Tuition Award (GATA)
Basic Facts for Grads • Start dates: 5/1, 6/1, 7/1, 8/1 • End dates: 5/31, 6/30, 7/31, 8/31 • May and August can overlap with Fall & Spring appointments
Teaching vs Research • • • • • • •
Summer Teaching Grad
Position # = 4Xpool-GT Epaf approval category: Summer Session Grad Teaching Asst Title – – < 6 credits – “GSA-# hours” 6+ credits – “GTA-#hours” Reg Rate = monthly rate Timesheet org - 4xxxxx Account code – 61130 Maya on epaf as FYI • • • • • • •
Summer Research Grad
Position # = 4Dpool-01 Epaf approval category: Summer Grad Research Assistant Title – < 6 credits – “GSA-# hours” – 6+ credits – “GRA-# hours” Reg Rate = monthly rate Timesheet org - 4xxxxx Account code – 61127 No Maya on epaf
Starting the epaf
Make the position
Save the epaf
Complete job detail info
Enter the funding
Enter end date
Fill in routing
Save & Submit
Summer Session for Tenure/Non-tenure tract Faculty Presented by Renee Lineback
Why Summer Session Appointments are unique • • State funded summer session teaching expenses are budgeted in next FY. June and July payroll expenses are deferred to the next FY. Montana Board of Regent’s Policy 802.3
– The maximum salary reimbursement for a full summer assignment for contracted summer session teaching personnel shall not exceed two-ninths (2/9) of the academic year salary…
Terminology SSA: Summer Session Appointment SSC: Summer Session Contract LOA: Letter of Appointment EPAF: Electronic Personnel Action Form MOU: Memorandum of Understanding FY: Fiscal Year AY: Academic Year TT Faculty: Tenure Track Faculty NTT Faculty: Non Tenure Track Faculty
Distributed to Departments • • • Summer Session Form – Summer Session Appointments on the front – Summer Session Contracts on the reverse Summer Session Funding Authorization Form – Use for summer session appointments not applicable for the SSA form Summer Session Procedures and Guidelines
Summer Session Form SSA
Summer Session Form SSC
SSA form Section review • Pre printed with info from NBAJOBS – Current Faculty and Base Salary at 1 FTE
Section A- Teaching • • • Payments will be deferred to next FY State funding only not to exceed 2/9 of base TT and NTT faculty • TT and NTT faculty
Section B- Research • • • Tenurable Faculty –may appoint at 1/9 base if appointed in section A.
up to 3/9 if no other summer session appointment Expensed in Fiscal year earned
Section C • • • Tenurable Faculty only No Grant funding Reported as Additional Compensation to OCHE
Section D • • • Department Head only No Grant funding Reported as Additional Compensation to OCHE
Totals, Contact Info and Approval section • Total may not exceed 3/9 of AY base
Contract Section • • Employee and VP must sign Replaces MOU
SSC replaces regular LOA
Do not use SSA if: • Teaching paid by OSP funds cannot be appointed on the SSA – Hire on LOA using 4ASUMR-00 – Submit SS Funding Authorization Form • NTT cannot be on SSA for Research – Hire on LOA using 4CSUMR-01 as position number – Submit SS Funding Authorization Form
Summer Session Funding Authorization Form
Please don’t hesitate to contact your payroll technician if you have any questions about the type of appointment your employee should be on.