DATE
ISSUED
09/01/92
DATE
REVISED
06/29/06
POLICY
Saint
Louis
University
seeks
to
fill
each
vacancy
with
the
person
who
represents
the
best
fit
for
the
position.
Individuals
are
selected
for
employment
as
a
result
of
their
qualifications,
skills,
and
knowledge
critical
to
perform
the
essential
functions,
duties
and
responsibilities
of
the
job.
Internal
applicants
should
receive
priority
consideration
for
selection
when
competing
against
comparably
qualified
external
candidates,
subject
to
the
University's
affirmative
action
goals.
It
is
the
continuing
policy
of
Saint
Louis
University
to
ensure
equal
employment
opportunity
for,
and
the
utilization
of,
all
individuals
without
regard
to
race,
color,
religion,
sex,
age,
national
origin,
sexual
orientation,
disability,
or
veterans
status.
Employment
decisions
will
be
based
on
the
principles
of
equal
employment
opportunity
consistent
with
the
University's
intent
to
achieve
the
goals
outlined
in
its
affirmative
action
policy,
and
consistent
with
our
Catholic
Jesuit
identity.
SCOPE
This
policy
applies
to
the
recruitment
of
all
staff
of
Saint
Louis
University.
PROCEDURE
An
approved
on-line
employment
requisition
is
required
for
each
staff
and
major
administrator
position
(full-time
regular,
part-time
regular,
PRN,
and
temporary).
The
employment
requisition
is
initiated
by
the
hiring
department
and
upon
receipt
human
resources
will
post
all
regular
full-time
and
part-time
positions
for
a
minimum
of
three
(3)
days
(including
one
business
day).
Regular
positions
are
defined
as
having
a
duration
of
six
(6)
months
or
longer.
Temporary
positions
are
defined
as
having
a
duration
of
less
than
six
(6)
months
but
need
not
be
posted
unless
requested
by
the
hiring
department.
A
temporary
employee
may
work
consecutive
temporary
assignments
in
the
same
department;
however,
the
total
time
in
the
temporary
assignments
must
be
less
than
12
months.
In
order
for
a
temporary
position
to
become
regular,
a
new
on-line
employment
requisition
must
be
submitted
for
approval
and
posted
a
minimum
of
three
(3)
days.
The
temporary
employee
may
apply
for
the
regular
position
when
it
is
posted.
PRN
positions
require
an
approved
on-line
employment
requisition
but
need
not
be
posted.
Human
resources
will
post
all
approved
positions
on
the
employment
opportunities
page
of
the
human
resources
website
and
with
all
other
appropriate
recruitment
sources
.
A
job
posting
will
include
job
title
and
the
minimum
qualifications
required
to
perform
the
job.
A
position
which
is
re-opened
within
30
days
of
the
date
of
the
original
job
offer
will
not
require
re-posting,
provided
there
are
a
sufficient
number
of
qualified
candidates
who
had
applied
for
the
original
vacancy.
Position
postings
may
have
an
opening
and
closing
date
for
the
acceptance
of
applications.
Advertising,
when
necessary,
will
be
placed
in
consultation
with
human
resources.
To
be
considered
a
job
applicant,
all
applicants
must
through
the
University's
on-line
employment
system
at
https://jobs.slu.edu.
After
the
interviewing
process
has
been
completed,
and
job
performance
references
have
been
acquired,
a
job
offer
will
be
extended
by
human
resources.
The
salary
to
be
offered
will
be
agreed
upon
by
the
hiring
supervisor
and
the
human
resources
representative
prior
to
the
offer
being
made,
reviewed
for
both
internal
and
external
equity
and
consistent
with
the
University's
compensation
policy.
The
Compensation
Manager
may
be
consulted
prior
to
the
extension
of
a
job
offer.
When
a
job
offer
is
accepted,
the
human
resources
representative
will
prepare
a
letter
of
confirmation.
Applicants
interviewed,
but
not
selected
will
be
notified
via
email
of
the
hiring
decision.
The
hiring
departments'
decisions
regarding
the
screening,
interviewing,
and
selection
of
candidates
will
be
monitored
by
human
resources
for
consistency
with
the
posted
job
requirements,
job
description
and
published
University
policies.
Human
resources
may
request
additional
documentation
from
the
hiring
department,
or
applicant
to
support
a
hiring
decision.
Hiring
actions
which
do
not
follow
this
Staff
Recruitment
Policy
are
not
sanctioned
by
the
University
and
will
not
be
honored.
This
Staff
Recruitment
Policy
does
not
apply
to
job
reclassification
actions
that
have
been
approved
by
the
Compensation
Office
or
the
operations
of
Saint
Louis
University's
Temporary
Pools.
DEFINITIONS
Employment
Requisition:On-line
form
required
to
recruit
staff.
Pay
Period:
A
defined
time
frame
for
which
an
employee
will
receive
pay.
The
University
operates
on
a
biweekly
pay
period
basis
for
hourly
employees
and
a
monthly
pay
period
basis
for
salaried
employees.
Full
Time
Employee:
An
employee
working
in
a
position
budgeted
for
at
least
64
hours
bi-weekly
or
at
least
.80
FTE
for
monthly
paid
staff.
Part
Time
Employee:
An
employee
working
in
a
position
budgeted
for
less
than
64
hours
biweekly
or
less
than
.80
FTE
for
monthly
paid
staff.
Regular
Employee:
An
employee
who
is
hired
into
a
position
with
a
predetermined
duration
of
six
months
or
greater.
Temporary
Employee:
An
employee
who
is
hired
for
a
position
with
a
predetermined
duration
of
less
than
six
months.