006-4 Wyo. Code R. §§ 4-2 - Class Specifications
(a) A class
specification is a summary of the most important features of a class, including
the duties and responsibilities, skill, effort and working conditions of the
work performed. The task content of a class specification is not intended to be
all inclusive, restrictive, or precisely descriptive of the duties and
responsibilities of any particular position within the class.
(b) Preparation. The Human Resources Division
shall prepare a class specification for each class established in the
plan.
(c) Class Titles:
(i) The Human Resources Division shall
designate an official title for each class in the plan. Only the Human
Resources Division shall have authority to alter official class
titles;
(ii) Official class titles
shall be used in all personnel, payroll and budget correspondence, forms,
reports, records and other documents involving personnel
administration.
(d)
Minimum Requirements. Class specifications shall include minimum requirements
including the possession of licenses, certificates, training, experience,
knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the essential functions of the job;
and other requirements, which are necessary preconditions to appointment to
positions in the class.
(e) Related
Tasks. Class specifications shall contain the statement The listed duties are
illustrative only and are not intended to describe every function which may be
performed in the job class. Employees may be required to perform incidental
tasks, which are not among the usual duties of positions in the
class.
(f) Distribution and
Inspection. Class specifications shall be posted on the Human Resources
Division website.
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