1 |
StepRequest for temporary part-time employment |
Responsible PartyStaff member |
Template/Guideline |
Explanatory NotesPart-time employment requests should be submitted in writing to the staff member’s immediate supervisor and head of office;The request should include the reason for the temporary conversion to part-time employment, a suggested start date and an estimate of how long he/she wishes to work part time. |
2 |
StepReview of request for temporary part-time employment |
Responsible Party, Head of Office |
Template/Guideline |
Explanatory NotesThe immediate supervisor and head of office review each request on a case-by-case basis, with particular concern for ensuring adequate staff coverage. |
3 |
StepDiscussion within unit/team |
Responsible Party
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Template/Guideline |
Explanatory NotesThe unit/team meets to discuss set goals, work objectives and distribution of work. |
4 |
StepApproval |
Responsible PartyHead of Office |
Template/Guideline |
Explanatory NotesThe head of office decides on requests for temporary part-time employment;Requests to work temporarily on a part-time basis may be approved initially for a minimum of six months and no more than 12 months; Any extension beyond the introductory six months requires the mutual agreement of the Organization and the staff member; Once the request is approved, a copy should be sent to initiate the necessary administrative action (including personal action form) regarding: - International staff stationed outside New York: to the HR associate serving the duty station; - International and local staff stationed in New York: to the HR associate serving the organization unit; and - Local staff stationed outside New York: to the local operations manager. |
5 |
StepCommunication of decision to staff member and unit/team |
Responsible Party
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Template/Guideline |
Explanatory NotesThe staff member on temporary part-time employment must be made aware that, due to the exigencies of service, he/she may be requested to resume normal working arrangements;Inform HR administrator to permit the appropriate administration of benefits and entitlements. |