Ohio Admin. Code 3339-13-03 - Unclassified administrative staff appointments
Although there are specific exceptions, it is the policy of
Miami university to limit the term of at-will fiscal year employment generally
to no more than five years after which an
a member of the unclassified
administrative staff member enjoys extended appointment status.
Extended appointment status confers a measure of job security on an individual that is not contemplated by Ohio's at-will doctrine. Individuals who have achieved this status may not be terminated from employment without cause - to include lack of funds and/or lack of work, as well as performance-related issues.
It is expected that with respect to program reduction or
elimination, members of the unclassified
administrative staff will be given as much notice
as possible if their employment is to be terminated or significantly altered in
character. It is further expected that with respect to performance-related
issues a staff member
of the unclassified administrative staff will
normally be apprised of any problem or deficiency in his or her work
performance and will be given a reasonable period of time in which to
demonstrate that the problem or deficiency has been overcome; termination will
not normally occur without documented efforts to bring about improvement
through counseling. Notice of termination will be accompanied by the
opportunity for a hearing with the appropriate vice president or his or her
designee.
This policy will be administered by the department of human
resources and academic personnel services which will establish procedures for
implementing this policy in consultation with the unclassified personnel
advisory committee, such
. Such procedures to
be
are approved by the president.
Unclassified administrative staff appointees are sometimes extended the courtesy of academic rank by departments and may sometimes be asked to teach a course; such arrangements do not affect the employment relationship with respect to their positions in the unclassified administrative service. Rank is a matter between the individual and the conferring department and carries with it no special rights or privileges that accrue to the unclassified administrative appointment.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3339.01
Rule Amplifies: 3339.01
Prior Effective Dates: 11/4/77, 9/30/99, 3/21/05, 10/17/07, 11/14/09
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