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iRecruitment Manager
Reference Guide
Updated 11-2-11
Please send any errors or questions related to this user guide to careers@rit.edu .
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If your question is not addressed within this document; please send an email to Careers@rit.edu or
click the Need Help link on the home page of CareerZone and we will assist you via email. You can also call
Voice:(585)475-2424 .
One-on-one training for individuals and search committees is offered by contacting Human Resources.
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All of the functions that you need as a manager are accessible from the dashboard or one of the dashboard
tabs.
Dashboard Items
Your most recent applicants appear at the top along with a link to view and download their documents. From
this section you can also click on the applicant name to drill down into their details.
A listing of your vacancies is in the next section. This region can be sorted by status type and creation date.
The last section shows any vacancies that are out for approval, the number of remaining approvers and who
the next approver is.
Tab on the top of the dashboard for searching for and creating vacancies
Tab on the top for Notifications such as saved for later vacancies and vacancies that you need to act on
You can always return to your dashboard from other pages by clicking the MY DASHBOARD tab at the top of
most pages
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Creating a vacancy
How do I get started creating a new requisition/vacancy?
Login to your RIT iRecruitment Manager responsibility in Oracle (see above).
Select the RIT iRecruitment Manager responsibility on the left side of the Oracle Home page.
You will then see your menu of functions.
To Create a Vacancy, you can either click on the Search and Create Vacancies link and then click on the
CREATE A VACANCY button -or-
you can go to the iRecruitment Dashboard Quick Launch link and click on the tab that says Search and
Create Vacancies.
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Example: Enter %Bus% in the position combination field for a Human Resources organization, would bring back the following
positions in Human Resources:
You can click on the quick select icon to have it autofill the position combination field.
IMPORTANT: In order to create a vacancy from an organization other than the one you are in, you first need to CLEAR the current
organization and RIT job category before you can use the % wildcard to search for another position.
HINT: Any time you see a flashlight next to a field , you can use the % wildcard to search.
After the position field is auto filled, you need to complete the remaining fields and click next when you are done to fill in all of
the pages of the requisition creation process.
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The College/Division,
Position Title, Position
Control Number and
Department in the Other
Vacation information
section will be used by
candidates and managers
to search for the
vacancies.
Some data (such as the default Organization) has already been entered for you according to your security model. The list of available
position combinations is based upon the name of the Organization. If you change the name of the Organization, the list of associated
positions will also change.
If you clear the Organization name field, all RIT position combinations will appear in the list. In this case, you may wish to use the %
wildcard character to search for your position. EXAMPLE: If you are searching for PC Number 001234, you can enter %1234% in the
position combination field and hit the flashlight to find your position combination.
The HR organization that the Position Control number (PC#) belongs to.
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The position control number is a number that is pre-designated to a position in order to track and keep records. This number is
directly linked to the position title and department to make it easier for managers to track current vacant and filled positions.
The category that is related to the PC #. This field is automatically filled in when the PC# is entered.
This is the date the job requisition is to be posted not the candidate start date.
This is a further breakdown of the RIT Job Category used for candidate searches.
Staff Salary Band assigned to the position. The band number is a three digit number-(i.e. if the band number is 40, this field
should be 040). A search option may be performed by clicking on the flashlight icon. Faculty positions do not have salary
bands.
To be chosen from drop down menu indicates their employment status for benefits purposes.
This field is initially system assigned and not manually changeable. It will update to approved after the approval process has been
completed.
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After your vacancy is closed or filled, you can update your vacancy to reflect the status change (see updating your vacancy below).
Choose Yes or No from drop down menu. Indicate YES if a position has not been
given permanent funding by the budget office (RIT).
The budget account line which will be funding your position. You can only enter one budget account number here. If you want to
indicate additional funding information, you can enter it under the approval comments on the last page of the requisition creation
process.
The minimum salary for the salary/wage band. It populates when the salary/wage band is entered above. Although it is best to
keep the entry salary in the posting, you can CLEAR this field out if you do not want the candidates to see the salary information.
The next set of fields is additional information about the posting. The College/Division field will populate from the information
on the position after the vacancy is approved. If you want to override the default college/division, you can do so in this field:
This field is for faculty postings only. It should include the Rank, discipline or other important information about the faculty position.
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I am unable to find my position when I look in the position combination field. What should I do?
Make sure that you have entered the correct Organization name in the Organization field then search for your position number
again using the wildcard character. For instance, if your position number is 001234, you can enter %1234% in the Position
combination field and click on the flashlight icon. This will allow you to search for it without knowing the version number. Select
your position combination from the list. You can check the RIT Organization Chart if you are unsure of the Organization name. The
supervisor reporting chart can be found at: http://finweb.rit.edu/humanresources/orgcharts/supervisory.html and the
Organizational hierarchy chart can be found at: http://finweb.rit.edu/humanresources/orgcharts/department.html .
If you still cannot find the correct name to fill the field while searching, please contact the Human Resources Department. You will
only find existing positions. If this is a NEW incremental position which does not yet have a PC number assigned, you will need to
contact Human Resources and submit a paper Requisition form.
Who do I contact if the position type, organization or job title for my position is incorrect?
Contact your HRSM. In cases where you are changing a position title or job category, you will need to complete a new Job
Description Questionnaire and send it to HR.
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What are the Min and Max Education Qualifications and how does it help me?
The minimum and maximum fields are used to set a desired qualifications range, so HR can search the systems applicant data base
for qualified candidates to fill current vacancies. By entering this field it will make matching registered applicants with vacancies
considerably easier in the future.
Once you have added a new row you can enter the skill and change the desirability options.
Note: In the skills box you can use the wild card to perform a database search. If there are skills that you need that do not appear in
the list, please email Careers@rit.edu to have them added.
TEAM security is the only option for creating a recruitment team because it is the most secure. Every person who will have access
to viewing applicants needs to be added to the team (including the creator and area manager if they will be accessing the
vacancies).
When you get to the ENTER TEAM MEMBERS page of the requisition setup, you must click the Add Another Row button located
at the bottom of recruiting team box. After you have done this a row should appear with fields that you can enter information into.
Once you select a person you can set their security level as: Update, Update/Delete, and read only. (Refer to the picture below)
You can use the wildcard % to search for peoples names: Williams%Gina% and click the flashlight.
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Are there different Oracle responsibilities for people who only need to review applicants?
No, the same Oracle responsibility called RIT IRecruitment Manager will be given to anyone who initiates, approves, or views
vacancies or applicants. Very little harm can come from a person having the responsibility since all vacancy creation transactions
must go through an approval chain before they are processed. If you find someone does not need the responsibility any longer,
please contact careers@rit.edu and we can notify ITS to remove that individuals access.
Note: Once a requisition has been sent out for approval it cannot be accessed again until all the approvers have made their
appropriate action on it. This is intentional functionality to ensure that someone does not make changes to a vacancy when it is
in route for approval and to ensure that something has not been changed after a person has approved it.
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I have someone in my department who handles our recruitment processes (or sits on a Search
Committee), but they do not work for RIT directly and dont have access to Oracle. How can they
work with the applicant data in the iRecruitment program?
Since each situation is different, for now, we recommend that you contact careers@rit.edu to determine the best method for setting
up the person with their appropriate level of access if you want to give them the ability to review applications directly.
If you are having trouble with the job posting form, make sure you are using INTERNET EXPLORER to create your vacancy.
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If you are creating a do not post vacancy, please remove the recruiting sites at the bottom of the page by
clicking on the garbage pail icons.
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Recruitment Sites
Vacancies posted on the iRecruitment External Site will be posted to CareerZone http://careers.rit.edu and the internal site which is
accessed through https://myinfo.rit.edu using iRecruitment Employee Candidate. Jobs posted only to the iRecruitment Internal Site
are only accessible from iRecruitment Employee Candidate.
After you have completed entering information on each page, click the NEXT button at the bottom. In this case, after you have
completed the posting screen, you will be brought to a review page. You can go BACK to make changes from the view screen as
needed.
Approvals
In the approval notes section at the bottom of the final review page, there is an area where you MUST enter the BUDGETED SALARY
AND INTENDED OFFER information and any other approval notes which will allow future approvers to understand your request.
If you do not know your budget for the position, you can run the Manager Self Service report called Open and Filled Positions.
The approvals for each person are unique. The first approver is always your direct supervisor. You can determine who your direct
supervisor is in Oracle, by reviewing the Organization Charts at http://finweb.rit.edu/humanresources/orgcharts/supervisory.html
(Internet Explorer version) or http://finweb.rit.edu/humanresources/orgcharts/supervisory/Supervisory_Org_Chart.htm (Mac users)
Additional approvers depend upon the type of vacancy and the division/college in which you work. Each Dean and Vice President is
an approver on his or her vacancies. There are also default approvals by Human Resources, Budget Office, and the Recruiting
Offices.
Once all approvers have approved your requisition, a vacancy will automatically be posted on CareerZone http://careers.rit.edu/
and the iRecruitment Employee Candidate site and it will be ready to accept applicants.
TIP: As your vacancy moves through the approval process, you will receive email notifications indicating who has approved the
vacancy so that you know where it is in the approval chain.
Staff Jobs: The initiators Supervisor, the HRSM, the Divisional VP, Budget (Christine Monaco) and Staff Recruitment Manager
(Kathy Carcaci).
Faculty Jobs: The initiators Supervisor, the Dean, the HRSM, the Provost Budget Office, the Provost, the Budget Office (Christine
Monaco), and the Faculty Recruitment Office (Charity Bontadelli).
For 0G (Grant Positions) the Sponsored Programs Group will also be in the approval group.
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How do I add an approver that is not in the default list?
You can add additional approvers at the bottom of page five (review page). If you scroll to the bottom of page five you will see a box
titled Approver. Click below the box where it says Add Adhoc Approver. This will generate a new row where you can enter
additional approver names to satisfy the business requirements of your department, college or division. To add another approver
follow the same procedure, this can be done as many times as necessary.
In order to delete an approver that you have entered you can simply click the garbage can located in the same row as their name.
How will the approvers in the chain know they need to approve the vacancy?
Each approver will receive an email notification with a link to view the vacancy information and various options for handling it. If
they accidentally delete the email, they can login to Oracle at https://myinfo.rit.edu to view their worklist and approve the vacancy.
If someone does not receive an email notification that they are expecting, they should check their Junk email folder. Certain email
clients have a higher security level set which sometimes sends automated email notifications to their junk email box. If this is
happening to you, contact your department system administrator.
What happens if my Workflow notifications are going into my email Junk Folder?
To insure this does not occur you can add wfpritxi@AtOracle.com to your Safe Senders list.
To do that in Outlook go to Tools - Options - Click the junk e-mail button - Click OK if you get a warning message - Click the Safe
Senders tab - Click Add and enter wfpritxi@AtOracle.com and click OK. That should stop any future Workflow messages from going
to your junk mail.
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needs to make the correction will receive a notification as well. Once they make their change, it will go back through the
approval chain again.
3. Reject--Once an item is rejected, it is gone forever. It must be recreated by the originator. This is a good way to get rid of a
vacancy that was created in error.
4. Request Information--A person who receives a notification can ask for more information, yet simultaneously still approve
the requisition if they would like. Even if the person they requested information from never responds.
5. Re-assign--You can delegate your authority to approve to another person for this vacancy only.
As the initiator of the requisition/vacancy, how do I know who is next to approve the vacancy?
On your iRecruitment Dashboard, you will find a section at the bottom showing all outstanding vacancies that are out for
approval and who the next approver is.
You will also receive an email notification each time someone has approved your requisition.
Vacation Rules
What happens if I am not here to approve?
If you are not going to be in the office or are going on vacation, vacancies that need your approval may be held up. To avoid this,
every time you go on vacation you can set the vacation rules. By doing this you can delegate your approver responsibility to another
colleague for a designated time period. All the approver emails will be sent to that person during the designated dates.
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4. Select Item Type of All to create a rule that will forward all of your Oracle Workflow notifications to an
alternate party. Then click the Next button
5. Enter a Start and End Date for the vacation rule
6. Enter a brief text message that will appear on all forwarded notifications
7. Use the List of Values flashlight to select the employee that you want to forward your Notifications to. (for
example: to select Julie Hawk, I would type Hawk%, then hit the flashlight to find her name in the list.)
8. Check Delegate your response then click apply.
9. Go back to the Vacation Rules screen to Delete or Update the Vacation Rule if needed (update with the
pencil or delete with the garbage can.)
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4. Notifications for password resets for external applicants
5. Notifications for passwords for ex-employee applicants
What happens if I get an error when I create the job description on page five?
The Oracle job posting doesnt accept certain special characters. To minimize problems of this kind, it is best
to refrain from directly copying and pasting off of the internet. We recommend you first create your
description in Word, Notepad or similar program and then cut and paste into iRecruitment. It also helps to do
your spell checking in another program before posting it to iRecruitment.
How do I set posting dates for the external and internal sites?
You can set the post dates for the vacancy at the bottom of page four. To set the date click the calendar icon next to the field and
select the date for the calendar provided. By using these, you can forward date and back date vacancies. If you would like to delete a
date, simply click the garbage can located in its row.
Note: You must enter dates for both the internal and external sites. If the dates are the same post them accordingly.
Note: If the position is a Do Not Post please get the approval first from Human Resources, then use the
delete button to delete both internal and external posting dates.
If it is an internal only posting, by deleting the external site the vacancy will only be viewable on the Employee
Candidate search site, NOT through http://careers.rit.edu/ (CareerZone).
If you see a default posting date of 31-DEC-4712, that means that the site does not have an end date. You can
either enter an end date, or change the status of the vacancy to CLOSED when you no longer want the vacancy
to be posted.
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If you are on the Search and Create Vacancies page, the fastest way to retrieve ALL your vacancies is to simply
click the GO button.
If you want to minimize the number of rows returned in your search, you can enter search criteria before hitting the GO
button.
You can combine search criteria such as the vacancy status (ex: maybe you just want to see approved positions posted
within the last 5 days).
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Viewing Applicants
How do I get started with reviewing applicants either for vacancies for which I am the manager or on a search
committee for?
Through your RIT iRecruitment Manager responsibility DASHBOARD, you have easy access to drill down in to your
applicant data.
You can click on applicant names and download documents directly from the Dashboard
You can also click on the number of Active Applicants to bring you to the list of applicants for that Vacancy.
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Click on the blue underlined number under active applicants to see the list of your active applicants.
Applicants whose status you change to First Interview or Second Interview will remain showing as an active applicant. It is only
when their application is terminated that they no longer show in the Active Applicants count.
List of Active Applicants returned when the number in the active column is clicked:
Tip: the only documents that appear on this page are the ones tagged as resume or curriculum vitae. The applicant may have
other documents on their profile. All documents that an applicant uploads to their profile appear in their list of documents, but not
on the applicant list page.
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When you click on the applicant name, you can then review the information contained on each tab.
You can move to your next applicant by clicking the NEXT button at the top right side of the page.
Applications Tab--Used to update dispositions on individual applicants and VIEW application SOURCE
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Updating (Dispositioning) Your Applicants-IMPORTANT
After you have reviewed your candidates, you need to disposition (assign a reason code to) them.
In order to comply with Federal Regulations, once you have determined that you will not hire an applicant, you must
update their status and assign a reason. In order to do a mass update of applicants with the same reason, follow the
directions below:
Applicants will NOT see the reason code you select, but they WILL see their status changed to Application
No Longer Being Considered. They will also see their other status changes such as those to track
interviews. Applicants also will NOT receive an email when their status is changed. They will need to refer
to their iRecruitment Home page to view their current status.
As a courtesy, if you interviewed a candidate, make sure you contact them either by phone, email or letter.
All internal candidates, whether they were interviewed or not, should also be contacted. Do not handle
these situations by just updating their status.
Click the box next to each name, then click the button that says Update Applicant Status and Enter
Disposition
Select the new status (there are other statuses for people in the interview phase that can be used for tracking), but the
final status is Application No Longer being Considered. Make sure you click SUBMIT after selecting your code.
After you return to your Dashboard or your search page, you will then see that your number of Active
applicants number decreased by the number of people whose status you changed.
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Now, if you click on the Total Applicants, you will see that the status of the terminated applicants has changed:
ONCE YOU CHANGE AN APPLICANT TO APPLICATION NO LONGER BEING CONSIDERED, YOU CAN NOT CHANGE
THEM BACK. If this happens in error, contact HR to change the person back.
You can do a update of a status on just ONE candidate on the profile tab (which will have this information on it: )
If the search team has decided to rate candidates, the rating can be assigned in the rating field below:
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REPORTING
You have been provided with a series of reports that you can run to assist you in reviewing your HR data. The
reports are listed on the first page after your select the RIT iRecruitment Reports responsibility (accessible
from https://mybiz.rit.edu ). They are as follows:
Reports General
Applicants with Job Source: Allows you to run a report to determine where applicants found out about your job.
This is helpful to target your recruiting efforts and advertising to make them the most effective.
Vacancy Listing with Team Members: This report will show who the current team members are for your vacancy.
Applicants with Current Status: This is a quick report that you can run which lists each vacancy status, vacancy
name, vacancy position flexfield name, organization name, applicant name, application status. It does not list the
applicant disposition. Use this report to determine applicants which still need to be dispositioned. All terminated
applicants need to have disposition reasons associated with them.
Terminated Applicant Dispositions: This report gives the detailed disposition reason for any applicants that have
been terminated. Vacancy name, applicant name, position name, disposition reason, organization name, status and
change date.
Detailed Vacancy Listing: List each vacancy to which you have access and specific details regarding the vacancy.
Applicant Address Listing: Lists all your job applicants and their addresses and emails so that you can export their
information for mailings or other contacts.
Applicant Pool Summary: Summarizes the ethnic and gender makeup of the applicant pool without specific applicant
names. Separate reports can be run for Ethnic Summary, Gender Summary and Ethnic and Gender Summary.
Terminated applicants no disposition code: All applicants must have a disposition code when they are terminated.
If you have items showing in this report, you need to export the data and send the dispositions to HR to use for
Affirmative Action Reporting.
Closed and filled vacancies with active applicants: This report will tell you if you have active applicants on closed
or filled vacancies. Please review this report periodically to determine if you have outstanding applicants to disposition.
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