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Texas Woman's University Staff Handbook
Staff Employment Policies & Practices: Promotions
A
promotion is the change of an employee from a position of one
title to a position of another title assigned to a higher pay grade.
All
promotions to positions in the Classified and the Professional
and Administrative Personnel Groups are on the basis of qualifications
and suitability without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, mental or physical
disability,
or Vietnam veteran status, and in keeping with the laws of the
State of Texas. It is the policy of the University to fill a
job vacancy with the best-suited candidate either by promoting
or transferring
an employee or by hiring from outside the University.
An
administrator may promote a qualified employee to a vacant position
within his/her area of responsibility at any
time if
the qualified
employee posses the only skills and competences for the vacant
position. Otherwise job posting requirements would apply. Whenever
possible, such change in work assignment is made with due consideration
of the employee's preference.
Approval of promotions made in accordance with University policies
and procedures is delegated to the Associate Vice President of Human Resources
for review.
For
more information, please see HR OP
50.05 "Staff Employee Promotions, Transfers and Demotions".
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