
A Classified Staff employee may be eligible to receive supplemental compensation when, in addition to the employee's normal work schedule:
Supplemental Work/Compensation must (1) be for a specific period of time; (2) be approved by the Dean or Dean's designee in academic areas, or the Director or Director's designee in non-academic areas; (3) be performed by an employee during hours outside her or his normal work schedule; and (4) be performed for a department other than the employee's assigned department, or, the specific type of work to be performed is separate and distinct from the duties and responsibilities involved in the employee's existing job classification.
The maximum number of hours of supplemental compensation that may be earned by a Classified Staff employee during a fiscal year is 176 hours, 1/12 of the annual salary.
Nonexempt Classified Staff employees are not eligible for supplemental compensation unless:
Payment of Supplemental Compensation to Classified Staff employees is contingent upon a position being properly funded and approved for supplemental work and having the required administrative approvals on the Supplemental Compensation form placing the employee in the position.
The granting of Supplemental Compensation to a Classified Staff employee is subject to prior approval of the cognizant Dean or Director and Human Resources.
When the supplemental work to be performed by an employee is within his or her job classification in a department other than the employee's normally assigned department, the supplemental compensation payment may only be granted at the employee's regular rate of pay.
Compensation for supplemental work which is separate and distinct from the duties and responsibilities of the employee's regular job description shall be within the hiring range of the assigned pay grade of the job classification which encompasses the supplemental work, or at a rate approved by the Vice President for Human Resources.