1 CLASSIFICATION & POSITION MANGAGEMENT Module 7 National Guard Technician Personnel Management Course.

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1 CLASSIFICATION & POSITION MANGAGEMENT Module 7 National Guard Technician Personnel Management Course

2 POSITION MANAGEMENT “The process of organizing and assigning work to and among positions, in order to accomplishment mission requirements and most economical and efficient manner possible.”

3 POSITION MANAGEMENT... WHO’S INVOLVED? - Chief, NGB - NGB-J1-TNC - OPRs - HROs - Manpower - Managers/Supervisors

4 POSITION MANAGEMENT... POSITION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Economy Efficiency Motivation Supervisor to Employee Ratio

5 MORE... POSITION DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Avoid reorganizations that are for the purpose of supporting higher grades Be alert to requests for higher grades based on performance achievements Structure some jobs at trainee level (with steps to target grade) Avoid having more top graded positions than necessary Use part-time and intermittent positions to reduce costs

6 CLASSIFICATION “The process of determining the appropriate pay plan, series, and grade of a position based on its designated duties and responsibilities, and consistent with prevailing laws, standards, and guides.”

7 CLASSIFICATION... TECHNICIAN POSITIONS 5 USC - prescribes the GS grading system, and required OPM to establish a system for prevailing rate jobs 32 USC - governs Technician positions

8 PURPOSE OF THE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM To determine the basic rate of pay Is the basis for pay equity under the law ( = pay for = work)

9 CLASSIFICATION... HOW CLASSIFICATION AFFECTS PAY A PD describes a position’s principal duties, responsibilities, and supervisory relationship Within a staff, each PD defines WHO does WHAT The supervisor’s signature denotes the accuracy of the duties/responsibilities described on a PD for a particular position Classification then becomes legal basis for setting the position’s pay

10 HANDOUT

11 A POSITION DESCRIPTION... Provides a basis for Performance Standards Formalizes decisions on assignments, responsibilities, authority, and required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities (KSA) Helps achieve: Equal pay for equal work Getting qualified people for the job Human Resources Development Career development Equitable RIF determinations

12 CLASSIFICATION... PD FORMATS Narrative - Some GS and all FWS PDs Factor Evaluation System (FES) - GS Positions Only

13 CLASSIFICATION... MAJOR DUTIES ON A PD Should be listed in descending order of importance Should comprise 25% or more of a position’s duty time Should generally be regular and recurring NOTE: Don’t forget to include the “Performs other duties as assigned” statement on every PD.

14 HANDOUT

15 ABOUT DESK AUDITS A fact-finding visit to the job site Incumbent and supervisor are interviewed Vacant positions can be audited via discussion with the supervisor Group audits can be conducted when several incumbents occupy Identical Additional (IA) positions

16 AUDITS ARE NEEDED DUE TO... Reorganization Need for periodic review to ensure accuracy Issue of new OPM Classification Standards A position being appealed An employee’s request for reclassification New technology/equipment affecting a job Requirement levied for a special Classification survey

17 STANDARDS Classification Standards - GS positions Job Grading Standards - FWS (WG/WS) Issued by Office of Personnel Management (OPM) DoD publishes supplemental guides to some OPM standards

18 GENERAL CLASSIFICATION RULES Evaluate the position - not the person Evaluate the total position, not just parts of it Evaluate each position on its own merit Consider the intent of the standard...its basis and the differences between grade levels

19 HANDOUT

20 CLASSIFICATION APPEALS An employee may appeal the classification of his/her position only A person may not appeal based on the classification of someone else’s position If an employee appeals, the supervisor must: Ensure the PD is complete and accurate Discuss employee PD concerns with the employee; attempt an informal resolution If that fails, advise the employee to work with the HRO Classifier

21 TOOLS OF THE TRADE Introduction to the Position Classification Standards Introduction to the Federal Wage System and Job GradingStandards/Guides OPM, DoD, and NGB guidance PERMISS (Personnel Management Information Support System) Army Site – Air Force Site -

22 ROLE OF THE STATE CLASSIFIER Provide Classification advice/assistance Review/process Exception PDs Assist Staffing to assign/maintain competitive levels Conduct studies and desk audits

23 WHAT ELSE? 1978 Civil Service Reform Act - authorized OPM to allow HR “demo” projects Pay Banding - National Security Personnel System (NSPS)

24 INDIVIDUAL EXERCISE

25 HANDOUT