Haw. Code R. § 12-31-7 - Selection on basis of rank from pool of eligible applicants
(a)
A sponsor may select apprentices from a pool of eligible applicants created in
accordance with the requirements of subsection (e) on the basis of the rank
order of scores of applicants on one or more qualification standards where
there is a significant statistical relationship between the rank order of
scores and performance in the apprenticeship program. In demonstrating such
relationship, the sponsor shall follow the procedures set forth in guidelines
on employee selection procedures published in title 41, CFR, part
60-3.
(b) The sponsor adopting this
method of selecting apprentices shall meet the requirements of subsections (c)
through (g).
(c) A pool of
eligibles shall be created from applicants who meet the qualifications of
minimum legal working age; or from applicants who meet qualification standards
in addition to minimum legal working age; provided that any additional
qualification standards conform with the following requirements:
(1) The qualification standards, and the
procedures for determining such qualification standards, shall be stated in
detail and shall provide criteria for the specific factors and attributes to be
considered in evaluating applicants for admission to the pool. The score
required under each qualification standard for admission to the pool shall also
be specified. All qualification standards, and the score required on any
standard for admission to the pool, shall be directly related to job
performance, as shown by a significant statistical relationship between the
score required for admission to the pool, and performance in the apprenticeship
program. In demonstrating such relationship, the sponsor shall follow the
procedures set forth in title 41, CFR, part 60-3 . Qualifications shall be
considered as separately required so that the failure of an applicant to attain
the specified score under a single qualification standard shall disqualify the
applicant from admission to the pool;
(2) Any qualification standard for admission
to the pool consisting of aptitude test scores shall be directly related to job
performance., as shown by significant statistical relationships between the
score on the aptitude tests required for admission to the pool and performance
in the apprenticeship program. In determining such relationship, the sponsor
shall follow the procedures set forth in title 41, CFR, part 60-3 . The
requirements of this paragraph shall also be applicable to aptitude tests
utilized by a program sponsor which are administered by the state employment
service, or any other person, agency, or organization engaged in the selection
or evaluation of personnel. A national test developed and administered by a
national joint apprenticeship committee shall not be approved by the department
unless such test meets the requirements of this paragraph;
(3) All educational attainments or
achievements as qualifications for admission to the pool shall be directly
related to job performance as shown by a significant statistical relationship
between the score required for admission to the pool and performance in the
apprenticeship program. In demonstrating such relationship, the sponsor shall
meet the requirements of title 41, CFR, part 60-3 . School records or a passing
grade on the general education development tests recognized by the state board
of education or University of Hawaii shall be evidence of educational
achievement. Education requirements shall be applied uniformly to all
applicants.
(d) Oral
interviews shall not be used as a qualification standard for admission into an
eligibility pool. However, once an applicants placed in the eligibility pool,
and prior to selection for apprenticeship from the pool, the applicant may be
required to submit to an oral interview. Oral interviews shall be limited to
such objective questions as may be required to determine the fitness of
applicants to enter the apprenticeship program, but shall not include questions
relating to qualificiations previously determined in gaining entrance to the
eligibility pool. When an oral interview is used, each interviewer shall record
the questions and the general nature of the applicant's answers, and shall
prepare a summary of any conclusions. Each applicant rejected from the pool of
eligibles on the basis of an oral interview shall be given a written statement
of such rejection, the reasons therefor, and the appeal rights available to the
applicant;
(e) All applicants who
meet the requirements for admission shall be notified and placed in the
eligibility pool. The program sponsor shall give each rejected applicant who is
not selected for the pool or the program a notice of rejection, including the
reasons for the rejection, the requirements for admission to the pool of
eligibles, and the appeal rights available to the applicant;
(f) The sponsor shall establish, where
required by section 12-31-5, percentage goals and timetables for the admission
of minorities and women into the pool of eligibles in accordance with the
provisions of that section;
(g) A
sponsor shall be deemed to be in compliance with its commitments under
subsection (f) if it meets its goals or timetables or if it makes good faith
efforts to meet these goals and timetables. In the event of the failure of the
sponsor to meet its goals and timetables, it shall be given an opportunity to
demonstrate that it has made every "good faith effort" to meet its commitments.
All the actions of the sponsor shall be reviewed and evaluated in determining
whether such good faith efforts have been made.
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