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PERSONNEL RECORDS


Subject               PERSONNEL RECORDS
Section               HR 
Part                    Policy
Statement           
Effective Date      3/21/01

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PERSONNEL RECORDS OPEN TO INSPECTION 

Public Information:

The following information on each University employee is maintained in the Human Resources Office.  It is available for inspection, examination, and making copies thereof by any person during regular business hours:

             1.     Name;

                2.    Age;

                3.    Date of original employment;

                4.    Current position title;

                5.    Current salary;

6.    Date and amount of most
     recent change in salary;

                7.    Date of most recent promotion,
                     demotion, transfer, suspension, or
                     other change in position classification
                     and;

                8.    Agency and location to which
                     employee is currently assigned.

Record of Inquiries:

All disclosures of these records are accounted for by keeping a written record of the following information:

1.                 Name of employee;

2.       Information disclosed;

3.                  Date information requested;

           4.       Name and address of the
                     person to whom the
                     disclosure is made and;

                    5.               Purpose for which the information is requested.

Any authorized individual examining a personnel record may copy the information. 

The employee for which disclosure of records is requested is notified of the disclosure. 

INCLUSION OF AND ACCESS TO CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION

The University maintains in personnel records only information that is relevant to accomplishing personnel administration purposes.  Furthermore, all information in an employee’s personnel file no specified above is confidential. 

RECORDS OF FORMER EMPLOYEES 

The provisions for access to records apply to former employees the same as they apply to present employees.

INFORMATION OBJECTIONABLE TO EMPLOYEE  

Employee Statements:

An employee who objects to material in his or her personnel file may place in the file a statement relating to the material he/she considers to be inaccurate or misleading.  The employee may seek the removal of such material in accordance with the University’s grievance procedure, including appeal to the State Personnel Commission.

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