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Open Recruitment Overview
Open Recruitment is a competitive process that seeks a broad pool of qualified, diverse applicants and normally utilizes a search committee to screen, interview and identify a candidate for hire.
Hiring managers are strongly encouraged to fill positions by Open Recruitment.
A Certified Hiring Manager (CHM) interacts directly with the Recruitment Management System (RMS) to initiate requests, status applications and begin the job offer process. A Hiring Manager (HM) works through their Human Resources Service Team Representative (HRSTR) to accomplish these activities. A Hiring Manager who is interested in becoming a Certified Hiring Manager should contact the RMS System Administrator for information on the process.
Process Overview:
- The Hiring Manager (HM) initiates a recruitment request, using the RMS Recruitment Worksheet; the Certified Hiring Manager (CHM) initiates a recruitment request in RMS.
- The HR Service Team Representative (HRSTR) reviews the request.
- The Recruitment Specialist (RS) reviews the request.
- The Divisional Approver (DA) approves the position.
- The Classification Analyst (CA) classifies the position.
- The RS posts and advertises the job.
- Before releasing applications, the RS screens applications to identify special selection, preferential rehire and special re-employment applicants.
- The HRSTR notifies the HM when applications are available for viewing; the CHM receives an e-mail notification from the RS.
- Initial batch - RS releases applications within one business day after the initial review date (IRD).
- Subsequent batch(es) - RS releases additional applications within one business day after receipt of request.
- The Search Committee selects interviewees and conducts interviews after screening application materials.
- The HM/CHM conducts reference checks and makes a hiring decision.
- The RS makes a formal job offer to the selected candidate.
- Employment conducts a sign up if the selected candidate is a new hire or rehire.
- The HRSTR conducts on-boarding of the selected candidate.
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- Assures greatest access to available pool of qualified candidates
- Allows greatest opportunity for interested parties to compete
- Invigorates and brings new skills and perspectives to unit workforce
- Provides an opportunity to address underutilization within the classification and/or job group
- Recruiting the most qualified candidates is critical to campus succession planning
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- Requires allocation of resources for outreach and advertising
- Process can take several months
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Procedure
See Recruitment for policy and procedure details.
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