Understanding Staff Designations
Staff members are given certain designations based on their specific modes of work.
Guidance on the Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement
If your position designation is hybrid or full-time remote, a Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement must be implemented.
When completing the Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement for the first time, a six-month trial period will begin. At the end of the trial period, you will receive a notification to renew your Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement. Do not sign a Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement without first consulting your manager.
Form Aids to assist with completion of the form:
- Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement Aid - Staff Member (PDF)
- Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement Aid - Manager (PDF)
- Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement Aid - HR Business Partner (PDF) -- FOR HRBPs: Guide for Identifying In Progress, Completed, or Denied Agreements (PDF)
Full-time remote and hybrid staff should review guidance on the Flexible Work Arrangements page.
Designation-based Expectations
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Related Policies
There are a number of GW policies that are important for full-time remote and hybrid employees and their managers to be aware of. You are also encouraged to review the university policy website to review additional policies specific to your position.
Remote and hybrid employees should keep up to date on current GW policies that may have an impact on a Remote and Hybrid Work Agreement, which are provided below:
Staff Work Designations Policy
The establishment of a positive and flexible work environment is essential to attracting and retaining diverse and talented staff to support the university's academic enterprise.
Flexible Work Arrangements Policy
This policy is intended to establish some flexibility in university work arrangements when conditions are suitable for both employees and their respective department.
This policy sets forth requirements and guidelines for the incorporation of information security practices into daily usage of university information systems.
Application and System Access Policy
This policy sets forth requirements to assist in securing and protecting the university’s applications, systems, and data against information security related threats and dangers.
To review additional GW policies that may affect your remote or hybrid arrangement, please visit the policy website.