809 - General Employee Issues

Community Campus Delegation 809: General Employee Issues

Purpose

To specify the community campus delegation authority and responsibilities for general employee issues  

References

Policy

Delegation Authority Intellectual Property Authority and responsibilities relating to intellectual property (inventions, patents, copyrights, and trademarks) is retained by the . All matters relating to intellectual property should be referred to the Director of Intellectual Property and Licensing.
Ethics & ConductIn accordance with Board of Regents Regulations, the Directors/President are designated as representatives of the university to grant approval for the outside activities of employees under their jurisdiction. The Directors/President must ensure that copies of the policy, regulation and information relating to ethics and conflict of interest are prominently posted on appropriate bulletin boards. Substance UseEach campus must periodically publish and distribute to all employees a statement that the violation of the drug prohibition policy will subject them to appropriate disciplinary action. The Directors/President are responsible for ensuring that alcohol and controlled substance tests are required for all employees who are required to hold a commercial drivers license.
Delegation CriteriaThe Directors/President are responsible for managing their campuses in conformance with the referenced policies, regulations and codes.
When evaluating the outside activities, the Director/President should consider whether the outside activities will substantially interfere with the performance of duties or, if they do interfere, whether it is in the best interest of the university or contributes to a significant enhancement of the employee professional standing and competence.
ApplicabilityAll community campuses have the limited delegation authority and responsibility for human resource issues expressed in this policy unless special limits or requirements are set by the Vice Chancellor for Administration.

Effective: 10/25/2005