1. HRMS Student Positions Work-Study

2. Overview This presentation covers core concepts and processes related to student Work-Study assignments including: What does Work-Study mean? Work-Study assignments Note: See the Student Positions Overview presentation for common student rules.Student Positions Overview presentation

3. Work-Study Definition Work-Study is an employment program for students who have demonstrated financial need. To be considered for a work-study award, students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), demonstrate financial need, and maintain satisfactory academic progress. Students may earn up to the amount of their work-study awards each semester.Free Application for Federal Student Aid

4. Work-Study assignments Work-Study is an attribute of the incumbent’s assignment that is displayed on the Incumbent Detail page. Work-Study documents created in HRMS route to the Work-Study office for final approval. At any given time, a Work-Study student can have only one Work-Study assignment to one position.

5. Work-Study assignments A Work-Study assignment receives partial pay from both a Work-Study account and a departmental account. This shared funding only applies to hours worked on days within the Work-Study program dates. Work-Study program dates vary by semester and Work-Study program and are found on the Hire a Longhorn website.Hire a Longhorn website

6. Work-Study assignments A Work-Study assignment may begin or end outside the Work-Study program dates, however the shared funding will not apply to those days outside the Work-Study program dates. Hours worked outside the Work-Study program dates are funded 100% by the departmental account. Example: Non-Academic Position with a Work-Study Assignment Fall Semester begin and end dates: 8/1 – 1/15 Fall Semester Work-Study program dates: 9/1 – 12/13 Shared funding occurs only from 9/1 -12/13. The department pays 100% of wages earned during 8/1- 8/31 and 12/14 -1/15.

7. Work-Study assignments The following job codes are eligible for Work-Study: Academic 0064 Tutor (Graduate) 0065 Academic Assistant (Graduate) 0066 Tutor (Undergraduate) 0070 Assistant (Undergraduate) 0071 Assistant (Graduate) 0095 Undergraduate Research Assistant Non-Academic 0074 Student Assistant 0075 Student Associate 0076 Sr Student Associate 0077 Student Technician

8. Training Resources Videos and exercises on student positions are available on the HRMS Training Resources Web page: http://www.utexas.edu/business/erp/hrms/training.php

9. Other Resources Frequently Asked Questions in askUS https://austin-utexas.custhelp.com/ HRMS Help http://www.utexas.edu/business/erp/hrms/help/ Payroll Deadlines http://www.utexas.edu/payroll/deadlines/index.html HRMS Support askUS@austin.utexas.edu 512-471-8802

10. Other Resources Graduate Office www.utexas.edu/ogs/employment/ Work-Study Office http://finaid.utexas.edu/sources/workstudy/ Hire A Longhorn http://www.hirealonghorn.org/ Human Resource Services: Student Employment www.utexas.edu/hr/student Human Resource Service Center, 512-471-4772 International Office www.utexas.edu/international