HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
STUDENT EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATION LEVELS
Students should be assigned to the appropriate classification level using
the following chart as a guide. Determine the level based on the distinctive
characteristics of each specific position and the following descriptions that
best fit the majority of the job duties.
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Level
I
Routine, repetitive, non-technical clerical or manual tasks which require only a brief training period.
Filing, photocopying, light typing, answering telephone and taking
messages, sorting and distributing mail, book shelving, ushering, taking
tickets, basic grounds and custodial maintenance work, cleaning lab
and glassware, serving food, dishwashing. |
Level
II
Variety of clerical or manual tasks of average difficulty, may involve moderate to heavy physical exertion. Job-related experience, education or specialized skills required.
Under moderate supervision; close supervision when performing work out of the normal routine. Typical tasks: General clerical tasks requiring proficient typing, receptionist duties
requiring thorough knowledge of office policies, procedures and programs;
tutoring, grading, trained library assistance, research and lab assistance,
van driving, assisting skilled trades workers. |
Level
III
Variety of special or difficult, technical tasks; given complex assignments.
Problem solving and decision making using considerable independent judgment may be required. Under minimal supervision; expected to work independently on most assignments. Typical tasks: Advanced tutoring or peer counseling, complicated or technical research
or lab assistance, computer analysis and user support, bus driving,
performing musical accompaniment. |