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Appendix A
JOB DESCRIPTION FORM
Job Title: | Location: |
Work Schedule: | Department: |
Reporting Relationship: |
Salary Range: | Grade: | Exemption Status: |
Summary of Duties and Responsibilities:
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
(E) = Essential Functions; (N) = Nonessential Functions
Approx. % of time for each task | Essential (E) or Nonessential (N) | Duties and responsibilities |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
__________% | E / N | |
Performs other related duties and assignments as required.
Education, prior work experience, and specialized skills and knowledge:
Physical environment and working conditions:
Business machines and computer software:
Other factors, such as access to confidential information or contact with the public:
Job Analyst:______________________Date ________________
Copyright 2019 by Arthur Associates Management Consultants, Ltd., Northport, NY
Appendix B
WORK ENVIRONMENT CHECKLIST
Physical Working Conditions
Exposure to chemicals or fumes
Extensive standing or sitting
Extensive use of computers or other equipment
Types of machinery or equipment
Noise level
Ventilation
Workspace
Geographic Location of the Job
Central office
Satellite branch
Travel
Purpose
Degree of advanced notice
Locations
Frequency
Duration
Means of transportation
Reimbursement of expenses
Work Schedule
Full-time
Part-time
Gig/Contingency
Job sharing
Flextime
Compressed workweek
Telecommuting
Days of the week
Hours/Shifts
Meals and other scheduled breaks
Copyright 2019 by Arthur Associates Management Consultants, Ltd., Northport, NY
Appendix C
EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION FORM
Readers Note: Employment application forms range in complexity from a single page requesting basic information, to those that are several pages long covering a gamut of categories and provisions, such as noncompete agreements and confidentiality clauses. This sample application form is somewhere in the middle, and may or may not be suitable for your particular workplace. Consult with an attorney to verify the appropriateness of the content.
JAVACORP.
EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION
JavaCorp. is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and abides by all federal, state, and local laws prohibiting discrimination in employment based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, citizenship status, sexual orientation, and all other protected groups.
Please answer all of the following questions, even if you have submitted a resume.
If yes, please explain __________(A positive response will not necessarily affect your eligibility for employment. Applicants are not obliged to disclose sealed or expunged records of conviction.) Readers Note: In 2017, The federal Fair Chance Act was introduced to Congress. As proposed, the Act would prohibit federal agencies and federal contractors from asking job applicants to disclose criminal history information before a conditional offer of employment has been made. Thirty-one states and more than 150 cities and counties have adopted what is commonly called ban the box, precluding an employers right to inquire about an applicants criminal history on the employment application.
Are you able to perform the tasks required to carry out the job for which you have applied with or without a reasonable accommodation, e.g., specialized equipment? ( ) No ( ) Yes
Language(s) that you speak, read, and/or write, relative to the position applied for:
__________Degree of fluency? __________
Record of Employment
List current or most recent employment first. Include U.S. military service, if any.
*Readers Note: It is illegal for employers to ask job applicants about their salary history in a growing number of states, including California, Oregon, Delaware, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. Carefully consider whether you want to include this on your application, even if it is not currently illegal in your city or state.
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