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Background checks are completed for employees (including student employees) and volunteers, per Policy 3.31 Background Checks for Employment. The University uses a third party vendor, Validity Screening Services, to perform criminal history and sex offender background checks. Information regarding the requirement for background checks is found below. Driver鈥檚 license checks are processed dependent upon position requirements.
Departments are only notified by Human Resources regarding the results of a background check for employees if the results are flagged. The completion date of background checks are entered into Banner by Human Resources, and can be found in Reporting Services.
Each department pays for background checks for their respective positions.
The H-1B applicant completes Part A of the H-1B Request Form. The applicant sends the H-1B Request Form by email to the hiring department.
A Flexible Work Arrangement may be considered by Leaders when an Employee requests a change to the normal work schedule or location, when a position is conducive to a Flexible Work Arrangement, and in cases where it is mutually agreeable to the Employee and the Leader. Examples of Flexible Work Arrangements offered by the University are: Compressed Work Week, Flextime. Job Sharing, Reduced-Time Work, or Remote Work.
There are times when access to university resources for an individual that is not an employee of 麻豆传媒映画出品, if necessary.
麻豆传媒映画出品 (鈥淯niversity鈥�) recognizes the vital role that Volunteers play in accomplishing its mission. The Volunteer Policy should be used in conjunction with the following detailed steps which are necessary to properly document a volunteer relationship.
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Information about the Leader Orientation program including program structure, coursework, and upcoming schedule (if available) can be found on the website .
The right tools and resources can make the difference. Use the links below to explore resources and training that are available to you.
Whether you are a prospective employee, current employee, or an employee looking at retiring in the near future click the link below to learn more!
SEHP coverages are more than just medical insurance. There are three situations in which employees can elect coverage or make changes to their elected coverage: Initial Enrollment Period, Annual Open Enrollment, and Mid-year with a Qualifying Event.
Maintaining accurate beneficiary information is important. KBOR and KPERS members can access the Beneficiary Designation Form below.
Employees who wish to request leave for family, medical, or personal reasons, should complete the form below and return to HR at least 30 days prior to the first date of requested leave, when such leave is reasonably foreseeable, otherwise leave must be requested as soon as possible.
Workers Compensation is insurance that provides coverage for an employee who has suffered an injury or work-related illness resulting from job-related duties.
Use the link below to learn more about the market-based compensation implemented in July 2021.
Employees can lacate their State of Kansas (SHaRP) employee ID through . Once in myWSU, select the Faculty/Staff tab, scroll down a little and find the SHaRP ID box in the middle of the page, and then hover over the blank box to display your SHaRP ID.
Employees can access their job descriptions through the Job Catalog through by following the directions linked below.
Leaders should use the following link as a guide when developing a new or changing an existing position.
