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Alachua County Employee Policy Manual


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Notice of Vacancy

Policy No.: 3-3 Effective: 01/01/07
Revision No.: 1 Review Date: 01/01/08

OVERVIEW: This policy describes the procedures to initiate the recruitment process.

SCOPE: This policy applies to all vacancies including temporary positions, except Unclassified Service positions.

PROVISIONS:

  1. Notice of Vacancy. The department will initiate the recruitment process by entering a Vacancy Requisition into the Applicant Tracking System.
    1. The Vacancy Requisition should indicate any desirable requirements in addition to the minimum qualifications for the position.
      1. In advance of entering the Vacancy Requisition, the Human Resources Office must receive and approve any changes in the job description and/or minimum qualifications.
        1. It is the responsibility of the department director to identify the appropriate job description and/or minimum qualifications in consultation with the Human Resources Office.
      2. A copy of the previous incumbent’s letter of resignation or notice of termination must be forwarded to the Human Resources Office.
    2. To ensure that a position vacancy will be posted the following week, the Vacancy Requisition must be entered into the Applicant Tracking System by the established deadline.



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