Business Policies & Procedures Manual Revision

The following sections in the BPPM are revised:

  • 60.11 Recruitment and Selection of Faculty Personnel
  • 60.16 Background Checks
  • 60.17 Recruitment and Selection of Administrative Professional Personnel
  • 60.18 Recruitment and Selection of Classified Positions
  • 60.37 Layoff–Civil Service Employees
  • 60.56 Faculty and Administrative Professional Personnel Leave
  • 60.57 Civil Service Employee Leave
  • 60.59 Overtime-Eligible Employees
  • 60.76 WSU Holidays

For a summary of the changes, see BPPM Revision Memo 571.

Contact: Office of Procedures, Records, and Forms; telephone 509-335-2005

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