MANAGER’S DESK GUIDE TO POSITION MANAGEMENT AND CLASSIFICATION
MANAGER¡¯S DESK GUIDE
TO
POSITION MANAGEMENT
AND
CLASSIFICATION
Provided by
Civilian Human Resources Agency
Training Management Division
March 2017
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PURPOSE
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COVERAGE
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ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
a. Commanders
b. Managers and Supervisors
c. Civilian Personnel Advisory Centers (CPACs)
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ACRONYMS AND TERMS DEFINED......,,,
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PART 1 - POSITION MANAGEMENT
1-1. DEFINITION
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1-2. POSITION MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE
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1-3. POSITION MANAGEMENT PROCESS
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1-4. THE TOOLS FOR POSITION MANAGEMENT ......................................................... 10
1-5. POSITION MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS...................................................................... 13
a. Three Views of the Organization .................................................................................. 13
b. Job Dilution ............................................................................................................. 15
1-6. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES IN POSITION MANAGEMENT ................... 16
1-7. SUPERVISORY POSITIONS AND EMPLOYEE RATIO ............................................ 17
1-8. SUPERVISORY DUTIES............................................................................................... 18
1-9. TEAM LEADER AND WORK LEADER POSITIONS ................................................ 20
PART 2 ¨C POSITION CLASSIFICATION
2-1. REVIEWING AND DEVELOPING POSITION DESCRIPTIONS (PDs ) ..................22
a. When Should You Write or Change a Position Description¡ ................................ 22
b. Sources of Position Descriptions ................................................................................ 22
c. Adequacy of PDs .....................................................................................................22
d. Position Description Formats ..................................................................................... 23
e. Position Description Preparation and Content .......................................................... 23
f. Major Duties ................................................................................................................. 24
g. Tips on Reviewing Position Descriptions................................................................... 24
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2-2. EVALUATION STATEMENTS
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2-3. MISASSIGNMENTS
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2-4. PERFORMS OTHERS DUTIES AS ASSIGNED ....................................................... 25
2-5. CLASSIFYING A POSITION (Assigning Title/Series/Grade) ..................................... 26
2-6. REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION (RPA) PROCESSING
REQUIREMENTS
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2-7. DELEGATION OF CLASSIFICATION AUTHORITY TO MANAGERS¡¡¡¡..27
2-8. CLASSIFICATION APPEALS AND ORAL COMPLAINTS .................................... .. 28
2-9 FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT (FLSA) ................................................................... 29
APPENDIX A: CHECKLIST FOR WRITING POSITION DESCRIPTIONS FES FORMAT ............................................................................................... 32
APPENDIX B: CHECKLIST FOR WRITING POSITION DESCRIPTIONS ¨C
NARRATIVE FORMAT ...........................................................................34
APPENDIX C: CHECKLIST FOR WRITING POSITION DESCRIPTIONS WAGE GRADE.............................................................................................. 35
APPENDIX D: CHECKLIST FOR WRITING POSITION DESCRIPTIONS GENERAL SCHEDULE SUPERVISORY GUIDE ................................... 36
APPENDIX E: CHECKLIST FOR WRITING POSITION DESCRIPTIONS FEDERAL WAGE SUPERVISORS............................................................. 38
APPENDIX F: CHECKLIST FOR POSITION DESCRIPTION FORMAT ...................... 40
APPENDIX G: SAMPLE EVALUATION STATEMENT FORMAT ................................ 41
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INTRODUCTION
PURPOSE. This desk guide provides basic information about the principles, processes
and practices of civilian position management and classification. It offers a brief and
ready reference to assist managers and supervisors in effectively carrying out position
classification responsibilities. This guide should be used to supplement advice from
your servicing HR specialist and Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC).
COVERAGE. This guide pertains to the classification and management of civilian
positions in the General Schedule (GS) and Federal Wage System (FWS).
ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND AUTHORITY.
a. Commanders. Commanders are responsible for position classification and
management for their activities and have authority to render classification decisions for
subordinate positions. This authority encompasses the determination of the pay plan,
occupational series, title, and grade level. All decisions must be consistent with
applicable laws, classification standards, principles, and appeal decisions. Commanders
may delegate classification authority to subordinate managers and supervisors or to the
servicing Civilian Personnel Advisory Center (CPAC).
b. Managers and Supervisors. Managers and supervisors have an increasingly
important role in the management of human resources. They assign duties and
responsibilities, write position descriptions, and maintain accurate position descriptions
that show major duties, how work is reviewed, and what knowledge, skills and abilities
are needed.
Under Delegation of Classification Authority (DCA), designated managers and
supervisors receive written delegated authority to classify subordinate positions. When
necessary, managers will need to explain classification decisions to the workforce or
oversight authorities (i.e. HQ DA, OPM). Managers and supervisors with DCA are
responsible for classification accuracy.
c. CPAC. The CPAC staff serves as consultants on all position management and
classification issues. The CPAC staff also processes Requests for Personnel Action
(RPA) on behalf of the organization serviced.
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