Position Classification (CLAS7003)

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Position Classification

Description:

Develop and improve your skills in selecting and applying position classification standards, writing position evaluation statements, and other classification-related areas such as FLSA and position management. This intensive ten-day course provides you with a foundation in General Schedule (GS) and Federal Wage System (FWS) classification. Focus on the legal bases, structure, and operation of the GS, FWS, and alternative classification systems.

Duration:

10 days

Level:

Foundational

Who Should Attend?

All federal HR staff and others who classify positions or need an in-depth knowledge of how federal positions are classified.

Credits:

0.6 CEU's

Learning Outcomes:

Understand the legal basis, structure, and primary tools of the General Schedule system Apply the procedures used to classify federal positions using the Factor Evaluation System Prepare an evaluation statement using the Factor Evaluation System Understand job family standards, guides, and the automated classification programs used by some federal agencies Select and apply procedures used to classify federal positions in the Federal Wage System Illustrate the rules applicable to classifying mixed grade/series and the interdisciplinary positions Identify the preparation and interview procedures required for a position audit Know how to apply the procedures used to classify federal leader, supervisory, and managerial positions

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