Management
This page is intended to list the topics of interest to the
CSCF Management group.
Employees - New/Departing/Job Info/Absences
Management principles
Much of the information we produce results in
information for staff about the work environment.
In addition, we're often involved in
administration.
Annual Reviews
We general email a
questionnaire
to all of our clients, at the beginning of the year,
soliciting private feedback for use in the annual reviews.
Budget
Co-op student salary budget
We hire co-op students, and need to budget accordingly. The University co-op department issues a
salary survey annually (based on calendar years). We generally pay the "average" according to
the survey for students in the Math faculty.
As part of our budget process in December/January, we need to get the latest survey (for the
preceding calendar year) and set the co-op salary grid for the upcoming fiscal year. I.e. In December, as part of the budget process, we set the salaries for the following Spring, Fall and Winter terms.
Details of the calculations
are available in the private Twiki space (restricted to CSCF/MFCF staff).
Management vs Administration
From:
WordReference.com:
Q: In a business environment, how can we differentiate Administration from Management?
A: Many administrators and managers may disagree with me, but here's how I see it.
An administrator makes decisions to enforce existing rules.
A manager makes decisions where there are no rules.
Planning