Personnel Services

Welcome to the Classification and Compensation Page for Employees of the Texas Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) and Dwight Look College of Engineering

The Classification and Compensation Office oversees a compensation program that encourages competitive pay practices to ensure internal and external equity is maintained. It is the philosophy of our office to provide the highest degree of professionalism and consult with the unit to develop a plan that best meets operational needs. We will strive to expedite requests to assure continuity of workflow for the unit. It is our responsibility to:

  • establish compensation levels for positions on the basis of responsibilities and duties performed,
  • administer pay equitably and consistently,
  • comply with university standards and government regulations,
  • administer the compensation program in a fair manner within funding availability,
  • administer classification of positions, and;
  • consult on developing job descriptions, reclassification of positions and creating new positions.

Classification and Compensation Terms

For a list of commonly used classification and compensation terms and definitions click here.

Processes and Guides

Access the process instructions below or contact the Classification and Compensation Office with any questions you have regarding:

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Security Sensitive Screening/Background Check Process

The Classification and Compensation Office coordinates the criminal history background check with the hiring unit. A check will be conducted on all applicants who are finalists for a security sensitive postion; which includes staff, graduate students, undergraduate student workers and temporary employees. The check will be done prior to an offer of employment. A search will also be processed on all current employees who transfer to a different position, are promoted or whose position is reclassified. A backgroud check may be conducted on current employees, when necessary. Positions may be designated as security sensitive if the position's duties include handling currency, having access to sensitive information and computerized databases, having access to a master key, working in an area that has been designated as a security sensitive area and/or as may be provided by federal or state law.

Contact

Chantale Deuel
Senior Human Resources Representative
(979) 458-7697
c-deuel@tamu.edu