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Guidelines for Academic Staff Appointment LettersThe letter of offer is typically used as the letter of appointment for Academic Staff members. Therefore, it is critical that the letter of offer contain all appropriate and relevant information in a clear, comprehensive manner (See ASPP 2.02). Letters of offer must be reviewedand signed by the Office of Human Resources, regardless of the source of funding for the position. The following is a guide/checklist for departments to use in writing letters of offer for academic staff appointments. Checklist and Importance of Appointment Letter Content1. Official university position title
2. Type of appointment
3. Operational area of the appointment
4. Name and title of employee's supervisor 5. A statement of the initial salary level and pay basis (i.e. A or C), starting date and date of next salary review.
6. Percentage of appointment. 7. Language about evaluation period.
8. Job responsibilities.
9. Language on employee benefits.
10. Statement about completion of the I-9 form. 11. Information about moving expenses, if appropriate. CALS Dean's office does not typically provide moving expenses for academic staff members. 12. REQUIRED ENCLOSURE: Letter of Offer attachment. This is a two-page attachment, including both the instructions with a link for the I-9 form and the UW-Madison statement of compliance with the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act. |
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