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Improved Job Description Questionnaire

02/05/15

Author: SuperUser Account/Tuesday, February 3, 2015/Categories: Bulletin News

We Heard You!

We are pleased to announce that you can now request job descriptions and handbooks via My TotalSource. The job description questionnaire will be available on My TotalSource as of February 12. The Job descriptions and handbooks link can be found on the HR Tab under Request HR Services.

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