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Supervisor Exclusion
The data entered here will
be used to complete the standard Supervisor Exclusion Analysis form when
that form is printed through the CHRIS/CHRIS-HR system. If the Supervisory
Exclusion indicator on Authorization to Hire Page 1 is 'Y(es)', then
this data must be entered before the HR Transaction can be Division Approved.
1. Supervisor Exclusion Analysis
The following text is from the Wisconsin Human Resources Handbook, Chapter
324:
"This information is to be provided by the position's supervisor
and reviewed by the agency central office personnel representative for
both filled and vacant positions and must be submitted as part of any
Position Description (PD) for a position performing supervisory responsibilities
(i.e., if # 13 of the PD is checked YES). This information will be used
to determine (1) if the position is performing supervisory functions and
thus should be allocated to a supervisory classification and (2) what
supervisory classification is appropriate based on the total duties of
the position.
According to s. 111.81(19), Wis. Stats., a supervisory is any individual
"who has authority, in the interest of the employer, to hire, transfer,
suspend, lay off, recall, promote, discharge, assign, reward, or discipline
employees, or to adjust their grievances, or to authoritatively recommend
such actions" and "whose principle work is different from that
of the subordinates." The criteria used by the Wisconsin Employment
Relations Commission (WERC) to apply this definition include: the authority
to effectively recommend the hiring, promotion, transfer, discipline or
discharge of employes; the authority to direct and assign the workforce;
the number of employes supervised (typically a minimum of 3 FTE permanent
employes); the amount of time spent supervising; the number of other persons
exercising greater, similar or lesser degrees of authority over the same
employes; the level of pay, including an evaluation of whether the supervisor
is paid for skill or supervision of employes; whether the supervisor is
primarily supervising an activity or is primarily supervising employes
performing the activity; whether the supervisor is a working supervisor
or whether he/she spends a substantial majority of his/her time supervising
employes; and the amount of independent judgment and discretion exercised
in the supervision of employes. The WERC ultimately determines the appropriateness
of supervisory exclusions."
2. Page 1
# Directly Supervised - Enter the number of individuals per title that
will be directly supervised by the person who fills the position.
Title - Enter the Title of the individuals that are to be directly supervised.
Type - Enter the Appointment Type of the individuals that are to be
directly supervised.
# Indirectly Supervised - Enter the number of individuals per title
that will be indirectly supervised by the person who fills the position.
Next Record - Press the button to go to the next record for entry of
more supervised titles.
% Time - Enter the percent time that is allocated to each of the
activities listed. The total of the percents must add up to 100 percent.
Delete Supervisory Exclusion - Deletes the Supervisory Exclusion
from the HR Transaction. This is only available if the Supervisory Exclusion
Form is not required for the title and the exclusion form was entered.
3. Page 2
Organizational Relationships Name - Enter in order of descending authority
the names of all other positions in the employing unit in the chain of
command over the supervised employees on Page 1.
Organizational Relationships Title - Enter in order of descending authority
the titles of all other positions in the employing unit in the chain of
command over the supervised employees on Page 1.
Next Record - Press the button to go to the next record for entry of
more organizational relationships.
Grievance Formal Step? - Is the position identified as a formal step
in the employee grievance procedure? (Y/N).
Supervisory Activities Name - If Grievance Formal Step is 'N'
enter the name of the first formal step in the grievance procedure for
the supervised employees.
Supervisory Activities Title - If Grievance Formal Step is 'N'
enter the title of the first formal step in the grievance procedure for
the supervised employees.
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