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Policy Title: Job Classification <br />Purpose: To define the job classification policy. <br />Scope: All City of Eugene employees; Represented emp " '�IIes should refer to the <br />appropriate labor agreement I �IiIIII�1IIVi,. <br />Policy Statement: The City of Eugene has a classification s'�td' t meets <br />organizational goals and needs. The classific �11 stem co 1 rly groupings <br />of jobs and structured formal standards. These calegones are commc5>y referred to as <br />No, - n, 16 <br />class specifications. They represent the number and varieji fflob categories needed to <br />°, <br />identify all jobs in the City. Job classification systems prow le oo1S, to establish and <br />maintain valid pay relationships Aerate job classificalc� serves as a basis for <br />recruiting, training, and evaluating btri airs and as a gui80- r developing <br />performance standards. <br />Policy Procedure: <br />Classification Assignment <br />All regular and limited duration positions ar I aluated and assigned to classifications. <br />These positions r! 'I' i e reviewed by Huma� Resources for classification assignment <br />prior to posting the ;, M r recruitment. Line departments and Human Resources <br />share the responsif�ty to I the accuracy and equity of the classification plan. <br />Department manage a u 06' sources must agree on classification decisions <br />prior to a commitment`1w Transferring major job assignments may cause a <br />change in classification and result in a breach of the City's labor agreements and salary <br />policies. Thus, the cooperation of line managers and Human Resources staff is <br />essential. <br />Classification Policy and Plans <br />The City's classification manual and salary schedules are available online in each <br />department. The classification manual contains a general description of the job duties <br />and corresponding knowledge, skills, and abilities required by each job classification. <br />Employees should be familiar with their classification description. <br />The City maintains a pay range for each job classification. These ranges and the <br />classes assigned to them are reviewed and adjusted periodically. <br />Reclassification <br />APM No: <br />8.1 <br />City of Eugene <br />Administrative Policy Manual <br />Date Updated: <br />August 1, 2011 <br />Policy Title: Job Classification <br />Purpose: To define the job classification policy. <br />Scope: All City of Eugene employees; Represented emp " '�IIes should refer to the <br />appropriate labor agreement I �IiIIII�1IIVi,. <br />Policy Statement: The City of Eugene has a classification s'�td' t meets <br />organizational goals and needs. The classific �11 stem co 1 rly groupings <br />of jobs and structured formal standards. These calegones are commc5>y referred to as <br />No, - n, 16 <br />class specifications. They represent the number and varieji fflob categories needed to <br />°, <br />identify all jobs in the City. Job classification systems prow le oo1S, to establish and <br />maintain valid pay relationships Aerate job classificalc� serves as a basis for <br />recruiting, training, and evaluating btri airs and as a gui80- r developing <br />performance standards. <br />Policy Procedure: <br />Classification Assignment <br />All regular and limited duration positions ar I aluated and assigned to classifications. <br />These positions r! 'I' i e reviewed by Huma� Resources for classification assignment <br />prior to posting the ;, M r recruitment. Line departments and Human Resources <br />share the responsif�ty to I the accuracy and equity of the classification plan. <br />Department manage a u 06' sources must agree on classification decisions <br />prior to a commitment`1w Transferring major job assignments may cause a <br />change in classification and result in a breach of the City's labor agreements and salary <br />policies. Thus, the cooperation of line managers and Human Resources staff is <br />essential. <br />Classification Policy and Plans <br />The City's classification manual and salary schedules are available online in each <br />department. The classification manual contains a general description of the job duties <br />and corresponding knowledge, skills, and abilities required by each job classification. <br />Employees should be familiar with their classification description. <br />The City maintains a pay range for each job classification. These ranges and the <br />classes assigned to them are reviewed and adjusted periodically. <br />Reclassification <br />