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Welcome to our second session. HR Ambassadors 2009 - 2010. Presented by Northwest ISD Mona Benotti, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services Kyle Copp, Executive Director of Human Resources Kitty Poehler, Executive Director of Personnel Services And the HR Team. Today’s Agenda.
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Welcome to our second session.... HR Ambassadors 2009 - 2010 Presented by Northwest ISD Mona Benotti, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative Services Kyle Copp, Executive Director of Human Resources Kitty Poehler, Executive Director of Personnel Services And the HR Team
Today’s Agenda • The Easy Dozen Results – Mona Benotti • Problem Solvers in Action – Ambassador Teams Lunch • Substitute Topics – Steve Cofer, Celia Coker • Temporary Employees – Kitty Poehler • Ambassador Notes Our next meeting will be February 19, 2010. Enjoy the Winter Holiday Season!
Base Camp – What do I get? • Do I know what is expected of me at work? 96% yes • Do I have the materials and equipment to do my work right? 89% yes
Camp 1 – What do I give? • At work, do I have the opportunity to do what I do best every day? 81% yes • In the last seven days, have I received recognition or praise for doing good work? 77% yes • Does my supervisor or someone at work seem to care about me as a person? 100% yes • Is there someone at work who encourages my development? 72% yes
Camp 2 – Do I belong here? • At work, do my opinions seem to count? 83% yes • Does the mission of the District make me feel my job is important? 100% yes • Are my co-workers committed to doing quality work? 68% yes • Do I have a best friend at work? 35% yes
Camp 3 – How can we all grow? • In the past six months has someone at work talked to me about my progress? 72% yes • This last year, have I had opportunities at work to learn and grow? 82% yes
The Summit • All twelve questions answered ‘yes’ • Clear focus • Mutual understanding • Shared purpose • Exhilarating • Challenging • Sense of achievement • Great at what you do and fully engaged
Problem Solvers in Action • Task – working together in small teams, evaluate your assigned area of the ‘camp’ and form ideas to increase the satisfaction level (‘yes’ votes) for that area • Group share • Lunch
Substitutes 3 Types of Substitutes • Daily • Extra Help • Long Term
Daily Subs • Assignments are Generated and Accepted through AESOP • Different Rates of Pay based on Qualifications - Non-Degreed, Degreed, Certified • Half Days vs. Early Dismissal • Conference Periods
Extra Help • Types - Office, Monitors, Special Education, Locker Rollers, etc…. • Verbal Coordination to Secure Subs • Must Be District Sub or Temp • Green Time Sheets and Rate of Pay • Salary Worksheet Required for Assignments over 10 Days
Long Term Sub • Approved through HR (545) • Need to Complete a Salary Worksheet • Rates of Pay • Vacant or Growth Long Term Assignment • Shadowing
Substitute Folders What Do You Have?
Temporary Employees • Who are they? • Employees in a vacant position due to resignation or growth • ARI/AMI Tutors • Athletic Sporting Event Staff • TAKS Tutors • Maintenance Seasonal Workers • Performing Arts Event Staff • Color Guard Coordinators • Band Truck Drivers
Temporary Employees • Required Paperwork • Salary Worksheet – before any type of employment activity begins • Temporary Application – before any type of employment activity begins • Background Check – before any type of employment activity begins • Fingerprinting – before any type of employment activity begins • Employment documents • I-9 • Direct Deposit • W-4 • PST Authorization
Temporary Employees • Salary Worksheet • Contains the budget information • The length of assignment • Rate of pay (Please do not quote a rate until you confirm it with Human Resources) • Whether they are a retired teacher or active member of TRS
Temporary Employees • Temporary Application • Contact Information • Prior Employment History • Background check authorization
Temporary Employees • Background Check • Verify that the applicant meets NISD Standards • Fingerprinting • Meet State requirements • Employment Documents • I-9 – Authorized to work in United States • Direct Deposit • W-4 – Withholding for Tax Purposes • PST Authorization – Temporary equivalent of TRS
Temporary Employees • Once all the necessary paperwork has been completed, pay rate established, the employee may begin working • Temporary employees do not receive access badges, e-mail accounts, network accounts • Temporary employees do receive photo ID badge • Temporary employees track their time on a green time sheet and must be submitted according to the payroll schedule
Temporary Employees • Temporary Employees in a vacant position due to growth or vacated due to resignation will receive an ID Badge and e-mail accounts, and network access but not an access card
Temporary Employees • Retired Teachers • Retired teachers may sub throughout the school year for employees who are out on sick or on personal leave • Retired teachers can not work more than 50% of the days that a regular teacher works or they will lose their monthly annuity payment • Retired teachers that work in a vacant position such as a ARI/AMI, growth positions or vacated position due to resignation are in a vacant position and may lose their annuity