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Requesting a Position Re-evaluation

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There are times when a classified staff member’s position description (PD)  should be re-evaluated. These include, but are not limited to:

  • Changes in an employee’s duties
  • Changing needs within a unit
  • Concerns regarding pay equity or retention
  • Unit re-organizations
  • Position vacancy

When such cases arise, supervisors should initiate a position re-evaluation.

Introducing the Re-evaluation Request Cycle 

In order to provide structure and a shared understanding of timeline and expectations, effective fall 2025, certain re-evaluation requests must be processed on a cycle with three specific windows of opportunity annually.

Re-evaluations included in the Cycle Schedule
  • Significant changes in an existing employee’s duties
  • Equity reviews, including evaluating market (external) or internal positioning
  • Unit re-organizations involving multiple major changes
     
Actions that may take place at any time
  • Creating new positions
  • Re-evaluations for:
    • Minor changes that don’t result in salary or grade change, including title change, wordsmithing, consolidating/rewriting duties, adding or updating time spent on duties
    • Vacant positions 
    • Identified retention priorities
       
The Re-Evaluation Cycle 

effective beginning with Fall 2025 cycle

Cycle

Submissions Open

Submission Due By

Response Provided
No Later Than

Payroll Effective On

Fall

September 17

October 1

November 15

December 1

Spring

March 17

April 1

May 15

July 1 

Summer

June 16

July 1

August 15

September 1


How to Submit a Re-Evaluation Request

Requests must be submitted via the PageUp System. Step-by-step instructions are available in the PageUp User Guide website

Important Notes
  • Requests submitted after the deadline will not be accepted. If you miss a window, resubmit your request during the next submission cycle.
  • Along with the updated PD, requests should include before and after organizational charts which will be reviewed along with the updated PD
  • Supervisors should explore redundancies and broader opportunities to optimize shared services as part of the re-evaluation process