Understanding that every classification has its own specialties and distinguishing characteristics is essential for ensuring effective hiring, promoting, and compensating practices. Recognizing these differences ensures that each employee is accurately placed and fairly rewarded based on their unique knowledge, skills, abilities, and responsibilities. Job class specifications describe and explain the job duties and responsibilities assigned to a particular classification, in addition to outlining the knowledge, skills, abilities, education, and experience required to successfully perform those duties.
We encourage you to check back for our upcoming class, Meaningful Review of Classification Specifications, which will provide a detailed explanation of the components that make up a class specification. In the meantime, you can explore the A-Z Class Specification Listing to view a comprehensive list of active classifications available in DOP-covered agencies. This resource will help you understand the various roles and responsibilities associated with each classification, enhancing your knowledge of our classification system.
This class offers a comprehensive overview of the process for reviewing and modifying class specifications. It also covers how to effectively assess changes as a member of the Human Resources Advisory Council (HRAC). By participating, you'll be equipped to provide meaningful feedback and contribute to a thorough review process.
Visit this webpage for detailed information on classification specifications, special hiring rates, and class specification differentials. Current exemptions are also listed on this page.