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Personnel/Payroll Information Management System PIMS Manual Human Resources, Information Support and Analysis |
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Data Elements | Transactions | Special Instructions | Coded Memoranda | CBID Contracts | Payroll Resources | Salary Schedule |
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Used to appoint an employee that is new to the PIMS database where the intent is that employment be regular and continuous. Includes permanent, probationary and tenure track appointees, in addition to ’At Will’ appointments such as management (MPP) and Executive (M98) appointees serving at the pleasure of the campus President, the Chancellor or the Trustees. NOTE: The term ’permanent appointee’ confers no particular status to the employee. |
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Used to appoint an employee to an additional position where the intent is that employment be regular and continuous. Includes permanent, probationary and tenure track appointees, in addition to ’At Will’ appointments such as management (MPP) and Executive (M98) appointees serving at the pleasure of the campus President, the Chancellor or the Trustees. NOTE: The term ’permanent appointee’ confers no particular status to the employee. |
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Used to appoint a current employee who is changing from a temporary appointment to a permanent appointment where the intent is that employment be regular and continuous. Includes permanent, probationary and tenure track appointees, in addition to ’At Will’ appointments such as management (MPP) and Executive (M98) appointees serving at the pleasure of the campus President, the Chancellor or the Trustees. NOTE: The term ’permanent appointee’ confers no particular status to the employee. |
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Used to appoint a separated employee who previously held a position at the campus and who has a record on the PIMS database, where the intent is that employment be regular and continuous. Includes permanent, probationary and tenure track appointees, in addition to ’At Will’ appointments such as management (MPP) and Executive (M98) appointees serving at the pleasure of the campus President, the Chancellor or the Trustees. NOTE: The term ’permanent appointee’ confers no particular status to the employee. |