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Developing a Reduction in Workforce Plan
The plan will need to answer the following questions:
A reduction in the workforce may be caused by several factors such as reorganization, new assignments, budget limitations, financial exigency.
University policy dictates that alternatives to reduction in force should be considered. Such alternatives may include reassignment, lateral movement, and reclassification.
The policy also dictates that an alternative should be chosen that would have the least impact on equal opportunity gains. Also, performance should be the primary consideration with seniority as second.
A workforce analysis must be done as part of the reduction in work force plan. This analysis must address all of the following issues. A “total workforce” analysis must list the name and classification of all employees in the affected organizational unit. Additionally, the “affected classifications” analysis must also provide the following information on employees in positions which the RIF will potentially impact:
Provide a draft of the letter notifying the employee(s) of the layoff action when you submit the Reduction in Force plan. Section 3.8 of the Staff Handbook prescribes the contents of the written notice:
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