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Board of Trustees
Human Resources & Labor Relations Committee
May 7, 2018
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Rudman Conference Room, 253 Estabrooke Hall, Orono
AGENDA
TAB 1 Workforce Profile Report, 2017
TAB 2 Turnover Analysis, November, 2016 – October 2017
TAB 3 Presidential Search Policy / Process Update
Executive Session
Action items within the Committee purview are noted in green. Items for Committee decisions and recommendations are noted in red. Note: Times are estimated based upon the anticipated length for presentation or discussion of a particular topic. An item may be brought up earlier or the order of items changed for effective deliberation of matters before the
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AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
1. NAME OF ITEM: Workforce Profile Report, 2017
2. INITIATED BY: James R. Erwin, Chair
3. BOARD INFORMATION: X BOARD ACTION:
4. OUTCOME: BOARD POLICY:
Primary Outcomes:Enhance fiscal positioning
Secondary Outcomes:University workforce engagement
5. BACKGROUND:
The Workforce Profile is an overview of the University of Maine System workforce, reflecting full-time and part-time regular employees.
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University of Maine System
2017 Workforce Profile
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Table of Contents
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Highlights 1 Category Definitions 3 Part 1 – University of Maine System Profile Employee Counts by Employment Category and Gender 5 Average Salary by Employment Category 5 Age by Employment Category 5 Highest Degree by Employment Category 6 Race and Ethnicity by Employment Category 6 Years of Service by Employment Category 6 Average Years of Service by Employment Category 7 Employees by Employment Category 7 Full Time Equivalent Employees by Employment Category And Funding Source 8 Part Time Faculty by Semester 8 Student Enrollment vs Employee Headcount 8 Part 2 – Workforce Profile by University Employee Counts by Employment Category and Gender 9 Average Salary by Employment Category 10 Average Age by Employment Category 11 Age by Employment Category 12 Highest Degree by Employment Category 14 Race and Ethnicity by Employment Category 16 Years of Service by Employment Category 17 Average Years of Service by Employment Category 19 Employee Counts by Employment Category with Management Group 20 Full Time Equivalent Employees by Employment Category And Funding Source 21 Part Time Faculty by Semester 22 UMS-OHR May 7, 2018
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Workforce Profile Highlights
The Workforce Profile is an overview of the UMS workforce, reflecting full-time and part-time regular employees. This represents the 4,475 regular employees that were actively receiving a paycheck as of October 31, 2017. Additionally, there were 867 part time faculty members teaching in the Fall 2017 semester. Count and Gender by Category o Of the 4,475 UMS employees reported: 2.1% are administrators, 27.4% are faculty, 38.9% are
salaried staff, and 31.6% are hourly paid staff. o Women are a minority of the full-time faculty at all universities except USM, UMA and UMF.
Overall women constitute 45.7% of full time faculty. o Women are well represented among administrators at 41.5%. There are 94 administrators, 68 of
whom are in the Management Group. 33.0% of the Management Group are women. o Approximately 55.2% of hourly paid employees are women.
Average Salary by Category o The average salary for administrators is $136,839; $77,320 for faculty; $53,662 for salaried staff;
and $32,019 for hourly staff. o Wage increases were negotiated and implemented during the fiscal year 2018 resulting in a net
increase across the board. o There is less variation across the universities in average salaries of hourly staff due to greater
similarity of jobs and because salary and wage programs establish pay levels. o Most faculty are appointed on an academic year basis and the annual salary is for the nine-
month appointment. Age o Age distribution is an important consideration for Workforce and Succession Planning. o The average age by employee category is: Administrators average age is 55, faculty 52, salaried
46, and hourly employees average age is 51. o A significant proportion of faculty (46.5%), hourly (47.2%) and administrators (56.4%) are 55 or
older. Highest Degree o As would be expected, a high number of faculty (73.0%) and administrators (37.2%) hold
terminal degrees. o 15.5% of hourly staff have self-reported a baccalaureate or higher degree. More than 31.7% of
salaried staff have a master’s degree or higher. Education level was not reported by 27.6% of employees.
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Race and Ethnicity o There is limited diversity as measured in the federal ethnicity categories. Faculty diversity is
gradually increasing with 8.1% of all faculty declaring minority status, an increase of 0.2% since the 2016 report.
o The University of Maine at Fort Kent has the largest proportionate diversity among its employees with 8.2% identifying as minority. The University of Maine reports the highest quantity of minority employees with 124 employees identifying as such.
Years of Service/Average Years of Service o UMS has many long-service employees. Average length of service ranges from 10.3 years for
salaried staff to 14.2 years for administrators. o More than 21.0% of faculty and more than 25.5% of administrators have 25 or more years of
service. o The University of Maine has the highest average years of service for all employment categories at
12.5. The University of Maine at Machias has the lowest average years of service at 9.6 years.
Part-Time Faculty o In the Fall 2017 semester there were approximately 867 Part-Time Faculty teaching 4,667 credit
hours of course work. The University of Southern Maine employs the most Part-Time Faculty with 346 (39.9%), followed by the University of Maine with 216 (24.9%) and then the University of Maine at Augusta with 148 (17%).
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Category Definitions All UMS positions are categorized as administrator, faculty, salaried, or hourly depending upon the primary type of work performed. The categories, as defined by the IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System) Fall Staff Survey submitted biennially by colleges and universities to the National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, are defined below.
Administrators
All employees whose assignments require management of the institution, or a customarily recognized department or subdivision. Assignments require the performance of work directly related to management policies or general business operations of the institution, department or subdivision. Assignments in this category customarily and regularly require the incumbent to exercise discretion and independent judgment. This category includes employees holding the following titles who meet the above criteria: president, vice president (including assistant and associate), dean (including assistant and associate if their only activity is administrative and does not include a faculty workload), director (including assistant and associate), department head (including assistant and associate if their only activity is administrative and does not include a faculty workload). Employees in this category are in the management group.
Faculty All individuals employed for the primary purpose of instruction, research, and/or public service and who hold academic rank of professor, associate professor, assistant professor, instructor, lecturer or the equivalent. These individuals may also hold titles such as associate dean, assistant dean, chairperson, and director if they also have a faculty work assignment. This report includes faculty in Cooperative Extension; the Tenure Report excludes faculty in this department. Salaried
All individuals employed for the primary purpose of performing academic support, student service and institutional support, whose assignments require either a baccalaureate degree or higher or experience of such kind and amount as to provide a comparable background. Includes employees with job titles such as: Business Operations Specialist, Financial Specialist, Accountant, Budget Analyst, Admissions or Financial Aid Counselor, Computer Specialist, Computer Analyst, Database Administrator, Librarian, Resident Director.
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Hourly Staff
All employees whose assignments:
Are technical or paraprofessional in nature (requires specialized knowledge or skills which may be acquired through experience, apprenticeship, on-the-job training or academic work in occupationally specific programs that result in a 2-year degree or other certificate or diploma). Includes such titles as Research or Laboratory Technician, Audiovisual Technician, Personnel Assistant. Or;
Are associated with clerical or secretarial activities (responsible for internal and external communications, recording and retrieving data and/or information, and other paperwork required in an office). Includes such titles as Secretary, Administrative Assistant, Records Technician, Bookkeeper, Library Assistant. Or;
Involve skilled crafts work (typically requires special manual skills and a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of the processes involved in the work, acquired through on-the-job-training and experience or through apprenticeship or other formal training programs). Includes such titles as Electrician, HVAC Technician, Printer, Garage Mechanic. Or;
Involve service/maintenance work (requires limited degrees of previously acquired skills and knowledge, performs duties that result in or contribute to the comfort, convenience and hygiene of personnel and the student body or that contribute to the upkeep of the institutional property). Includes such titles as Custodian, Building & Grounds Maintenance Worker, Police Officer, Security Guard, Cook.
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* Student Fall Enrollment 2017 includes undergraduate and graduate students. The source is Fall 2017 Enrollment Report - The University of Maine System, Fall Semester Headcount by Campus
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Administrator (94) Faculty (1,227) Salaried (1,740) Hourly (1,414)
Student Fall Enrollment 2017* - 28,997
Employee Counts by Employment Category and Gender (4,475)
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Average Salary By Employment Category
Administrator (94) Faculty (1,227) Salaried (1,740) Hourly (1,414)
1.1% 9.7%21.4%
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Average Age of Administrators is 55, Faculty 52, Salaried 46, Hourly 51
Age by Employment Category
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Administrator Faculty Salaried Hourly
4.3%
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* Percentage shown for Highest Degree is a percent of the total employees who reported education level; 1,236 employees did not indicate.
Highest Degree by Employment Category *
HS Graduate or Less Assoc or Some Post-Secondary Bachelors Masters Doctoral
Not Specified 8.2%American Indian/Alaska
Native 0.5%
Asian 2.3%
Black/African American 1.1%
Hispanic/ Latino 1.0%
Multi 0.6%
Native Hawaiian/ Other Pacific 0.0%
White 86.3%
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Part-Time Faculty Association Credit Hours by Semester
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29,613 28,994
29,465 28,997
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ta
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nt
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30
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13
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ort
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nt
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nt
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10
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12
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30
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15
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44
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34
35
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44
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55
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tal
12
1.1Human Resources & Labor Relations Committee - Workforce Profile Report
18
Age
by
Emp
loym
ent
Cat
ego
ry*
Un
ive
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y o
f M
ain
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t M
ac
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nt
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11
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10
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29
38
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lari
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10
13
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33
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67
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56
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11
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25
32
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rly
33
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22
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56
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91
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2.6
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12
7.6
%
To
tal
14
18
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14
18
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18
23
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22
28
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61
00
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res
qu
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sle
Cou
nt
% o
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29
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40
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tal
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20
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27
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41
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ain
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nt
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44
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13
1.1Human Resources & Labor Relations Committee - Workforce Profile Report
19
Hig
hes
t D
egre
e b
y Em
plo
ymen
t C
ateg
ory
Un
ive
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y o
f M
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min
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20
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00
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20
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35
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42
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52
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50
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89
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31
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36
27
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39
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32
37
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ive
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29
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tal
32
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ive
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%
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12
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10
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24
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17
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11
01
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Deg
ree
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tal
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14
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Hig
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t D
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ate
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ral
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Rac
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Year
s o
f Se
rvic
e b
y Em
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18
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37
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41
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of
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17
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Year
s o
f Se
rvic
e b
y Em
plo
ymen
t C
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y o
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89
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29
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19
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32
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54
22
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37
17
11
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76
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y o
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81
21
54
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23
26
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54
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10
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97
39
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41
51
28
14
13
4
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53
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81
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27
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93
94
33
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70
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04/27/2018
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
1. NAME OF ITEM: Turnover Analysis, November 2016 – October 2017
2. INITIATED BY: James R. Erwin, Chair
3. BOARD INFORMATION: X BOARD ACTION:
4. OUTCOME: BOARD POLICY:Primary Outcomes:
Enhance fiscal positioningSecondary Outcomes:
University workforce engagement
5. BACKGROUND:
The Turnover Analysis is a report prepared for the Board of Trustees that analyzes separations, retention and hiring statistics for regular employees. This report covers the time period between November 2016 and October 2017.
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UMS Office of Human Resources
TURNOVER ANALYSISSEPARATIONS, RETENTION, AND HIRING STATISTICS
FORREGULAR EMPLOYEES
November 1, 2016 ‐ October 31, 2017
April 3, 2018
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Page
Methodology 1
Turnover Highlights 2
Separations and Hiring by University
Regular Employees - Average Headcount and Percent By Campus 3
Separations by Reason - Count 4
Separations by Reason - Percent 5
Separation Rate - Resignations and Total Separations as Percent 6
Separation by Type as a Percentage of Average Population 6
Average Years of Service Prior to Separation 7
Terminations / Years of Service 7
Comparison Trend line between Bureau of Labor Statics and UMS 7
Retention by University as Percent of Campus Population 8
New Hires and Rehires by Number and Percent of Campus Population 8
New Hires and Rehires by University 8
Separations and Hiring by Bargaining Unit
Regular Employees - Average Headcount and Percent by Bargaining Unit 9
Separations by Reason by Bargaining Unit - Count 10
Separation Rate - Resignations and Total Separations Graph 11
Average Years of Service by Separation Reason by Bargaining Unit 11
Separations by bargaining Unit as Percentage of Total Separations 12
Retention by Bargaining Unit by Number and Percent 12
New Hires and Rehires by Percent of Bargaining Unit Population 12
Table of Contents
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This report includes only regular staff and primary position records for employees in an active, leave with pay or leave without pay status. Regular staff in the Part‐Time Faculty bargaining unit are included; temporary staff in the Part ‐Time Faculty unit are excluded.
The report covers the period from November 1, 2016 through October 31, 2017.
The population is determined by averaging the number of staff active, on leave, or on leave without payon October 31, 2016 and October 31, 2017.
Resignations, voluntary retirements, failure to return from leave, death, and disability are considered voluntary separations.All other separation reasons are considered involuntary separations.Separations due to death or disability were included with involuntary terminations Turnover Analysis reports prior to 2014.
New hires are hired from outside the University and do not include staff who are already employees.The new hire and rehire statistics do not include employees who have taken a secondary job or transferred within the University System. Rehires include employees moving from temporary to regular positions and/or have had a separation from the University of Maine System.
Key to bargaining groups:AFUM ‐ Associated Faculties of the Universities of Maine,MEA/NEAUMPSA ‐ Universities of Maine Professional Staff Association,MEA/NEACOLT ‐ Associated C.O.L.T. (Clerical, Office,Laboratory and Technical)Staff of the Universities of Maine, MEA/NEAService & Maintenance ‐ Teamsters Union Local #340University Supervisors Police ‐ Teamsters Union Local #340Non‐Represented HourlyNon‐Represented Salaried Non‐Represented Faculty ‐ Includes Law Faculty, Chairs at some UniversitiesPATFA ‐ Part‐Time Faculty Association , MFT/AFT, AFL‐CIO
Methodology
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From November 1, 2016 through October 31, 2017 the number of employee separations for all reasons
was 16.2% of the average population of regular employees. Of this, voluntary resignations made up 9.6%,
and retirements accounted for 3.8%. The remaining 2.8% involuntary separations resulted from
end of term appointments, layoff, and termination.
The turnover rate reported for all education services by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows an increasing
trend of total annual separations levels. The University of Maine System separations trend is
very similar to this national trend.
The number of separations due to position elimination/staff reduction is 20. This is 2 more than last year for the same period.
The rate of voluntary separations as a percent of the total University of Maine System population is 13.4%.
82.9% of the 726 total separations are due to voluntary resignations and retirements. Retirements alone accountfor 23.4% of the 726 total separations.
Separation rates vary among universities from a high of 27.0% for University of Maine Machais to 13.9%
at the University of Maine at Augusta.
The average years of service for resignation is 4.9 years, 25.8 years for voluntary retirements,
and 4.3 years for involuntary separations. The highest number of resignations occur during
an employee's first and second year of service.
The average years of service for voluntary separations in the UMPSA unit is 4.0 years, and in the COLT, unit 3.5 years.
The average years of service for retirements in the UMPSA unit is 21.0 years, and in the COLT unit, 21.2 years.
The percent of separations for the represented and non-represented as a percentage of the bargaining unit vary
with a high of 25.0% in the NR Hrly & PATFA units to 9.6% in the University Supervisors Unit. Separation rates in
other represented bargaining units are: AFUM -13.2%, UMPSA - 18.6%, COLT - 17.3%, S&M - 13.9%,
Police - 10.9%, NR Sal - 19.0%, NR Fac - 11.1%, Law Fac - 11.1%
The UMPSA bargaining unit is 31.2% of the population and accounts for 28.4% of the voluntary separations; 79.2% of UMPSA
separations are voluntary resignations.
The percent of new hires/rehires at Universities as a percent of Campus population varies among the campuses
with a high of 27% at University of Maine Machias to 8.6% at UMA.
The percent of new hires/rehires in represented and non-represented units vary from a high of 26.7% in NonRep Hourly
to a low of 4.4% in the University Supervisors Unit.
Retention of employees at all Universities is 83.8%, the lowest retention rate among bargaining groups is PATFA at 75.0%.
Turnover Highlights
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Average Headcount - Regular Staffby University
UM UMAUMF
UMFKUMM
UMPIUSM
U GOV
U SERV
TOTAL
Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num2,151 302 320 109 74 138 1,001 15 382 4,490
Headcount is an average of the number of regular staff on October 31, 2016 and October 31, 2017.
Turnover Formula(# of separations during the measurement period /
average # of employees during the measurement period) X 100
726 / 4490 = 16.2%
8.5%
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by UniversitySeparations by Reason
Death
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5 4 37 4 4 5 2 178 79 4 6 328
1 2 1 2 1 26 8 1 42
1 1 2 2 29 12 2 49
4 12 4 1 21
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Separations by Reason as Percent of Total Separations
1.1% 1.8%
9.1%
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0.0 2.0 4.0 6.0 8.0 10.0 12.0 14.0 16.0 18.0
All Types
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Involuntary Separations
Retirements
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Separations by Type as a Percentage of Average Population
12.6% 15.2% 11.6% 13.9% 13.4% 15.3% 14.7% 19.3% 23.0% 27.0%
13.8% 14.5% 14.5% 18.4%13.3%
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Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All
UM UMA UMF UMFK UMM UMPI USM U GOV U SERV TOTAL
Separation Rate ‐ Resignations and Total SeparationsAs Percent of University Population
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Average Years Service Prior to Separationby University
UMFK TotalUM UMA UMF UMM UMPI USM U SERVU GOVYrs YrsYrs Yrs Yrs Yrs Yrs YrsYrsYrs
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Comparison Separation Trend lines between Bureau of Labor Statistics and University of Maine System
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Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num %
1,827 84.8% 262 86.2% 270 84.6% 86 80.4% 51 71.8% 121 85.8% 815 81.6% 9 69.2% 317 84.5% 3,758 83.8%
Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num % Num %
206 9.6% 26 8.6% 36 11.3% 13 11.9% 20 27.0% 12 8.7% 124 12.4% 4 26.7% 50 13.1% 491 10.9%
New Hires and Rehiresby University
UM UMA UMF UMFK UMM UMPI
by Number and Percent of Camus Population
USM U GOV U SERV Total
U GOV U SERV TOTALUMM UMPIUM UMA UMF UMFK
New Hires and Rehires
Retention by Universityas Percent of Campus Population
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Average Headcount - Regular StaffBy Bargaining Unit
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COLTServ
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NonRep H
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NonRep Sala
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NonRep Fac
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Law Fac
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PATFA
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Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num Num1,068 1,401 682 531 114 46 60 426 126 18 20 4,492
Headcount is an average of the number of regular staff on October 31, 2016 and October 31, 2017.
23.79%
31.20%
15.19%
11.83%
2.54%
1.02%
1.34%
9.49%
2.81%
0.40%
0.45%
0.00% 5.00% 10.00% 15.00% 20.00% 25.00% 30.00% 35.00%
AFUM
UMPSA
COLT
Serv & Maint
University Superv
Police
NonRep Hourly
NonRep Salaried
NonRep Faculty
Law Faculty
PATFA
Percent of Population
Employees by Bargaining Unit‐ Percent of Population
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By Bargaining UnitSeparations by Reason
Deat
h
Disc
harg
eEn
d of
App
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men
t / C
ontra
ct
Failu
re to
Ret
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from
Lea
ve
Non-
Reap
poin
tmen
tPa
rtial
/Tot
al D
isab
ility
Prob
atio
nary
Per
iod
Resi
gnat
ion
Retir
emen
tSo
ft M
oney
Dis
cont
inua
nce
Staf
f Red
uctio
nTo
tal
3 24 5 1 40 67 1 141
3 3 29 2 2 3 173 28 8 9 260
3 4 2 1 1 77 26 1 3 118
1 7 1 1 4 42 18 74
3 6 2 11
1 4 5
2 12 1 15
5 1 2 42 23 1 7 81
2 1 10 1 14
1 2 2 5
2 2
8 13 66 8 9 8 6 408 170 10 20 726
Non-Rep Hourly
Non-Rep Salaried
Non-Rep Faculty
Police
University Supervisor
UMPSA
COLT
Service & Maint
AFUM
Law Faculty
PATFA
Total
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Separation Rate - Resignations and Total SeparationsAs Percent of Average Bargaining Unit Population
Average Years of Service by Separation Reasonby Bargaining Unit
Yrs
1.0
Yrs Yrs Yrs Yrs
3.1 3.9 4.9 10.2 0.0
Yrs Yrs Yrs Yrs Yrs
48.5
6.9
25.0
6.1
32.0
4.8
28.7
AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & MaintUniversity
Superv
0.0
NonRep Hourly
NonRep Salaried
NonRep Faculty Law Faculty
30.0
7.6
0.0
Voluntary Separation
Yrs
0.0
7.0
44.1
0.0
Involuntary
Retire21.0
4.0
21.2
3.5
27.2
4.8 9.9 8.3
5.0
PATFA
14.5
3.4
Police
0.0
3.7%
13.2%12.3%
18.6%
11.3%
17.3%
7.9%
13.9%
5.3%
9.6%8.7%
10.9%
20.0%
25.0%
9.9%
19.0%
7.9%
11.1%10.0%
25.0%
0.0%
11.1%
9.1%
16.2%
0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
20.0%
25.0%
Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All Resig All
AFUM UMPSA COLT Serv & Maint UniversitySuperv
Police NonRep Hourly NonRepSalaried
NonRepFaculty
PATFA Law Faculty Total
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Retention by Bargaining Unitby Number and Percent
AFUM
UMPS
A
COLT
Serv
& M
aint
Univ
ersi
ty S
uper
v
Polic
e
NonR
ep H
ourly
NonR
ep S
alar
ied
NonR
ep F
acul
ty
Law
Facu
lty
PATF
A
Tota
l
Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT924 86.8% 1,122 81.2% 570 82.8% 456 86.0% 104 90.4% 42 89.4% 44 74.6% 351 81.3% 114 89.1% 16 88.9% 15 75.0% 3758 83.8%
by Number and Percent of Bargaining Unit PopulationNew Hires and Rehires
AFUM
UMPS
A
COLT
Serv
& M
aint
Univ
ersi
ty S
uper
v
Polic
e
NonR
ep H
ourly
NonR
ep S
alar
ied
NonR
ep F
acul
ty
Law
Facu
lty
PATF
A
Tota
l
Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT Num PCT84 7.9% 198 14.1% 87 12.8% 58 10.9% 5 4.4% 4 8.7% 16 26.7% 29 6.8% 7 5.6% 1 5.6% 2 10.0% 491 10.9%
19.42%16.25%
0.28% 1.93% 2.07%
11.16%
0.69% 0.69%
10.19%
35.81%
1.52%0.00%5.00%10.00%15.00%20.00%25.00%30.00%35.00%40.00%
Separations by Bargaining Unit as Percentage of Total Separations
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04/27/2018
AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
1. NAME OF ITEM: Presidential Search Policy - Process Update
2. INITIATED BY: James R. Erwin, Chair
3. BOARD INFORMATION: X BOARD ACTION:
4. OUTCOME: BOARD POLICY:Primary Outcomes: Policy # 204 Presidents – Appointment
Increase enrollment and ResponsibilitiesImprove student success and completionEnhance fiscal positioningSupport Maine through research and economic development
Secondary Outcomes:Relevant academic programmingUniversity workforce engagement
5. BACKGROUND:
The Human Resources and Labor Relations Committee will discuss a review of policies and procedures related to presidential recruitment and responsibilities. The discussion is intended to identify potential changes to the policies and procedures for further review and consideration to ensure continued success in future presidential search efforts.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEM
PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH COMMITTEE:
University (of Name)
CHARGE TO THE COMMITTEE
The Presidential Search Committee, appointed to advise the chancellor and Board of
Trustees of the University of Maine System, is composed of representative membership from the
Board of Trustees (3, appointed by the Board chair, one of whom is designated by the Board chair to
serve as committee chair ), faculty (3, selected by the faculty senate or governance body),
undergraduate student body (1 plus an alternate undergraduate student body, selected by the student
senate or governance body), graduate student body (1, applicable only at universities where there are
doctoral programs, selected by the graduate student governance or advisory body), academic
administration (1, selection process coordinated by the provost or vice president for academic
affairs, including input from academic administrators such as deans, associate or assistant provosts
and deans, and department chairs where that position is excluded from the bargaining unit. The
provost or vice president of academic affairs will recuse him/herself from this role if he or she is
considering applying for the position.), salaried staff (1, selected by the applicable governance or
advisory body), hourly staff (1, selected by the applicable governance or advisory body), Board of
Visitors (1, selected by the Board of Visitors), alumni/ae or general community representative to be
appointed by the chancellor from recommendations received from groups such as the alumni
association, foundation, and other university-related groups not already represented on the
committee (1), and one designee of the chancellor (1, selected by the chancellor) . The committee’s
chair and spokesperson is Trustee (name).
The Presidential Search Committee is charged with recommending to the chancellor, no later
than (date), an unranked list of at least two, but no more than four, individuals who, in the
committee’s judgment, are well qualified to lead the (institution) as its next president, along with
the committee’s assessment of the candidates’ strengths and weaknesses.
Actions essential to fulfilling the charge include:
Adoption of operating procedures for the committee to guide its tasks and decision-
making;
Adherence to a timetable which covers the entire time frame necessary to develop
recommendations for the chancellor;
Adoption of a statement on preferred presidential characteristics to be used as
guidelines throughout the process, including characteristics articulated and/or
approved by the Board of Trustees and chancellor in the charge to the committee
(Close collaboration of the chancellor, Board and committee in defining the preferred
characteristics will enhance the quality of information to candidates and increase the
likelihood of a successful search outcome.);
Active conduct of a national search, to develop a pool of well qualified candidates,
and ensure that the process is open to persons of diverse backgrounds in
conformance with all equal opportunity and affirmative action guidelines;
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Adoption of a strategy for handling public relations which includes progress reports
to the chancellor, the Board and the campus community;
Through the committee chair, maintaining contact with the chancellor throughout the
search;
Recommending to the chancellor finalist candidates to be invited for on-campus
interviews.
Conducting on-campus visits for approved finalist candidates to provide input from
faculty, students, staff and other constituents;
An adherence to conduct that recognizes the importance of confidentiality within the
requirements of an open public search.
The chancellor and Board of Trustees extend their gratitude to the members of the
Presidential Search Committee for accepting this demanding and critically important
assignment. Best wishes for the successful selection of a president.
Jan. 27. 2014
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE SYSTEMPolicy Manual
GOVERNANCE AND LEGAL AFFAIRS Section 204 President - Appointment and Responsibilities
Effective: 1/23/89 Last Revised: 1/27/14Responsible Office: Clerk of the Board
Policy Statement:
Presidents of the University System shall be elected by the Board on the nomination of the Chancellor and shall serve at the pleasure of the Board. The President is the chief administrative and educational officer of the respective institution and is responsible for all aspects of operations within the approved mission, and policies and procedures set forth by the Chancellor and the Board of Trustees. The President reports directly to the Chancellor.
The President is responsible for:
1. the implementation of plans, policies, and directives from the Board of Trustees and the Chancellor;
2. active participation in strategic leadership of the University of Maine System through leadership of System-wide initiatives, promoting collaborative efforts at all levels among UMS universities, participation in Presidents Council, engagement in System-wide planning, and participation in Board of Trustees meetings, strategic planning, and other activities,
3. the establishment of an effective communications link between the President and the Chancellor and between the President and all of the constituencies at the institutional level: faculty, students, staff, alumni, and community partners;
4. the academic leadership of the institution through established planning processes and prioritizing of goals and objectives, promotion of academic excellence, development and motivation of faculty and staff to accomplish the University and System missions, and promotion of innovative, collaborative and efficient use of resources to meet the needs of students and the State;
5. the development and administration of the institution's operational and auxiliary enterprise budgets as approved by the Chancellor and Board of Trustees, including establishment of priorities for expenditures and achievement of revenue projections as set forth in the approved budgets;
6. the development, maintenance and operation of the physical plant and the development of long-range capital facilities priorities in accordance with the mission and guidelines set forth by the Board of Trustees;
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7. the administration of all programs affecting student life and promotion of the learning environment for the welfare of the student body;
8. the development of an effective public service program for both the internal and external communities;
9. the development of an effective community relations program;
10. identification, assessment and management of risks and ensuring regulatory compliance;
11. establishing the means to assess the effectiveness of the institution;
12. assuring that the institution employs staff sufficient in role, number and qualifications appropriate to the institution;
13. consultation with faculty, students, other administrators and staff in accordance with established institutional mechanisms.
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