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Using E-Class
Understanding job evaluation review cycles
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It will provide an understanding of case file review cycles and their relationship to position history.
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Job Evaluation History vs Position History
The outcome of the job evaluation process… a classification… is stored in PeopleSoft / CHIPS.E-Class keeps a record
of the job evaluation analytical process.
Visualizing the E-Class Data Form
The top two sections shows the current position data and supporting documents.
The bottom section shows the current job evaluation rating.
Visualizing the E-Class Data Form
The top section displays only the latest state. It offers no history.
The bottom section shows the latest state and offers drill-down rating history!
Viewing Evaluation History
Job evaluation history is accessed by clicking the View Diary link displayed on every case file data form.
Single Review Cycle
This shows the diary for a single job evaluation review cycle.The rows are displayed in reverse chronological order, the most recent entry being Row #1.The right-hand column shows the typical stages of review, from initiation to approval notice.
Users view the rating details by clicking these hyperlinks
Multiple Review Cycles
Here is a diary showing two review cycles.
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Storing Evaluation History Saves Time!
Storing job evaluation history in E-Class reduces the turnaround time for subsequent review cycles.Rather than conduct a complete analysis from scratch, Compensation Specialists can focus instead on the changes made to the job and its organizationalcontext.
Start- and End-of-Review Markers
All job evaluation review cycles must start with a diary entry = Initiated.
They must end with either an Approval Notice or a Cancellation.
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