Your Guide To Hiring A Student Employee
(With Recruitment)
In some situations, a department may need recruitment assistance from the Recruitment Services Department to fill a Student position.
A Student employee is an Â鶹ŮÀÉ student who works for the University in a temporary capacity and whose primary purpose for being at the University is the achievement of a degree or certification. Students are eligible for Student Employment if:
- They are registered at least half-time at Â鶹ŮÀÉ (full-time registration may be required for certain statuses)
- They are degree-seeking
- They are in good academic standing with the University
Total student assignments shall not exceed 20 hours or 0.5 FTE per week during the fall and spring semesters. However, student employees may exceed the maximum amount of hours with proper approval. Undergraduate student and graduate students who do not have an assistantship will need to obtain written approval from their academic advisors to work over 20 hours per week. Graduate students with an assistantship will have to petition the Graduate College for approval by completing and submitting a Form 10: Request to Waive a University Regulation.
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Create the posting inÌý
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People Admin
Login to your user account onÌý Ìý People Admin, select the option “Create Postingâ€� and then select the appropriate posting type (i.e. Student posting).
Complete all of the required information on the posting details tab, including the qualifications and job summary. The working title cannot be an official University classification title.
Hourly rates should be entered for all student assignments (exempt and non-exempt)
After the information is complete, please submit the posting to hr.
NOTE: Ìý ÌýElectronic approvals are no longer required inÌý Ìý People Admin; however, approvals can still be utilized so multiple parties can review the posting information before submitting the posting to hr.
Prior to posting the position on the Â鶹ŮÀÉ Career webpage, a Recruitment Services Representative will contact the hiring manager to confirm the position requirements such as the minimum qualifications, appropriate salary range, work schedule, special skills, licenses or certificates, and posting period.
Recruitment is posted for a minimum of seven (7) days for applicants to apply. All employment applications are received throughÌý Ìý People Admin. An email will be sent to notify the hiring manager when the position is posted. The email will include information on how to access and review applications as they are received.
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Recruitment Closes for Applications:
After the recruitment closes, an email will be sent by the Recruitment Services department notifying the hiring manager of the release of the pool of qualified candidates. This email will include instructions for accessing the pool of applicants and the Guest User account.
The hiring authority will review applications and coordinate the scheduling and conducting of all interviews. A minimum of three candidates should be interviewed; however, it is strongly recommended that a sufficient number of interviews be held to get a good perspective on the qualifications of the pool of candidates.Ìý
To extend or re-open a posting, send an email to Recruitment Services atÌý Ìý empl@fau.edu. In the email, please include the position number and the length of time (for example, one week or two) the position should be reposted for.
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Candidate Identified for Hire:
When a final candidate is identified,ÌýPRIORÌýto extending an offer of employment, the hiring manager must request a hiring review. A hiring review consists of approval of the starting salary and a review of the interview and selection process by Recruitment Services.Ìý
Prior to requesting the hiring review, the hiring manager must log intoÌýPeople Admin Ìý Ìýto change
all applicant statuses, so that they reflect the outcome of the interviewing process.
After changing the applicant statuses inÌýÌý Ìý People Admin, Ìý Ìýthe hiring manager must send an emailÌýto Recruitment Services (empl@fau.edu), requesting a hiring review. The email should include the position number, the candidate’s name, and the proposed starting salary.
NOTE:ÌýThe proposed starting salary must be within the posted salary range. A request to pay beyond the posted salary range may result in a delay in the hiring process. Please contact the RecruitmentÌýServices departmentÌýfor more details.
A Recruitment ServicesÌýrepresentative will notify the hiring manager via email when the hiring review has been approved. ÌýAt that time, the hiring manager may contact the selected candidate to makeÌýa contingent offer of employment which is dependent upon the completion of a satisfactory background checkÌýand the confirm the starting salary.
DO NOT MAKE A CONTINGENT OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT UNTIL AFTER YOU HAVE RECEIVED CONFIRMATION THAT THE HIRING REVIEW HAS BEEN APPROVED.
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After the Contingent Offer and Initial Acceptance, Request Background Check:
After confirming the starting salary, notify Recruitment Services via email (empl@fau.edu) Ìý Ìýthat the applicant accepted the employment offer and is ready for the background check (a TAG number must be provided in order for the background check to be completed). Recruitment Services will initiate the background screening process.
Inform the candidate that a representative from the Human Resources Department will contact them regarding the background screening procedures.ÌýThe candidate will receive an email fromÌýCustomerSupport@hireright.com. The email subject line will read “Â鶹ŮÀÉ background verificationâ€�. The email notification will explain the background screening process and request specific information from the candidate. He/She must provide the required information before the check may proceed.
Individuals working with a protected class will be required to complete a level 2 background screening instead of the Hire Right screening. For questions on this process, contact Recruitment Services.
On average, background investigations can take three (3) to five (5) business days from the date the applicant submits the request. However, completion dates can also be affected by response times from local jurisdictions.
NOTE:Ìý Ìý Background checks are required for all newly hired employees.Ìý Returning employees may be subject to a background check dependent upon break in service.Ìý Employees transferring to a new division are also subject to an updated background check.ÌýMotor Vehicle record and Level 2 background checks are performed based on requirements of the position.
THE CANDIDATE SHOULD NOT TENDER THEIR RESIGNATION TO THEIR CURRENT EMPLOYER UNTIL THEY ARE NOTIFIED BY THE HIRING MANAGER THAT THE BACKGROUND SCREEN HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND APPROVED.
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Background Check Approved: Department Contacts Candidate to Establish Start Date:
The hiring department will receive notification from Recruitment Services when the background screening process has been completed.Ìý
The hiring manager may contact the candidate to confirm continued employment or agree upon a start date (when establishing start dates, please refer to theÌý Ìý Hire Timeline Ìý ). Ìý ÌýIf the selected candidate is an employee leaving their current assignment, the start date must be coordinated with their current supervisor.
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Complete the AppropriateÌý
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WorkdayÌý
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Process:
NOTE: All HIRE EMPLOYEE business processes must be completed by 5:00pm on the Wednesday the week before the expected start date.Ìý Ìý Processes that are not finalized by the deadline may result in a delayed start date for the employee.
For new or returning employee complete the following process inÌýWorkday: Ìý Ìý
HIRE EMPLOYEE Ìý Ìýbusiness process:
Select new hire for new employees (no previous Â鶹ŮÀÉ work experience) or former employees who have not previously completed onboarding inÌý Ìý Workday. Attach an executed OPS Conditions of Employment Form to theÌý Ìý HIRE EMPLOYEE Ìý Ìýprocess inÌý Ìý Workday.
The OPS Conditions of Employment Form must be on departmental letterhead and signed by the candidate (Offer Letter Templates) and attached to the Hire inÌý Ìý Workday.
For current employees, complete the following process inÌýWorkday:
For current employees accepting a new student position: please initiate theÌýADD JOBÌý Ìý business process. The OPS Conditions of Employment Form must be on departmental letterhead and signed by the candidate (Offer Letter Templates) and attached to theÌý Ìý ADD JOB.
For more information on ADD JOB and additional Workday actions for Student Employees, please refer to the Student Hiring section of the Recruitment Services website.
For assistance with initiatingÌýHIRE EMPLOYEEÌý Ìý business process, please review the appropriateÌýJob Aid’sÌý Ìýby contacting Recruitment Services atÌýempl@fau.edu.
For more information on theÌý Ìý ADD JOBÌý Ìý business process, please review the appropriate Job Aid or contact Student Employment atÌý Ìý stuemp@fau.edu.
After the appropriateÌýWorkdayÌýprocess is complete, Recruitment Services will fill the position inÌýPeople AdminÌýand notify all applicants not selected for the position.Ìý
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New Hire Responsibilities (Manager and Employee):
NOTE: Ìý ÌýThis does not apply for current employees processed with via theÌý Ìý ADD JOB Ìý Ìýbusiness process.It is important to notify new employees that they are required to complete the Onboarding process inÌý Ìý Workday no Ìý Ìýlater than their first day of employment. New employees will receive an email with instructions on how to sign-in to theirÌý Ìý WorkdayÌý Ìý account and an email notifying them to complete the Onboarding process.
In addition to completing the Onboarding process, please notify your new employee to report to the Department of Human Resources on their first day of employment, as they must be prepared to provide proof of eligibility to work in the U.S by presentingÌý Ìý acceptable identification for the I-9 form.