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The Additional Pay (Add Pay) process is used to pay income to an employee outside of/in addition to their routine payroll amount. An Add Pay request can result in an extra amount in the employee's paycheck for reasons such as work done outside of one’s regular job assignment or reimbursement for relocation. Or, the request can result in only a record of income (no check required) for tax reporting purposes in situations when the income was already paid, such as in the form of a gift or payment of a moving company’s invoice on the employee’s behalf.

This instruction highlights basic steps for preparing and submitting the Additional Pay Form. For questions contact your HR Transactions Coordinator.

This form must accompany any form hiring or changing the pay rate for research fellows (postdocs), research associates, and other non-teaching academic appointments if the Harvard payroll rate will be less than $47,476/year ($913/week) (i.e. if the department is supplementing the appointee’s external pay).  This will document total pay qualifying for exemption from federal overtime requirements. If compensation is lower, the individual will be required to track hours and be paid overtime for hours above 40. 

To be completed by the appointing department for all first annual appointments, first appointments after a break in service of more than two years, or reappointments with change in title or location when there is a significant change of activity or level of responsibility. Only Section # 1 is required for visiting appointments.

Hiring managers must complete and return this form to the HR contact for this position, in order for the new hire to be registered in Harvard’s payroll. 

Codes used to indicate the reason an interviewed candidate wasn't hired. You must indicate on the Affirmative Action EEO Reporting form the disposition reason for any candidate who was interviewed.

Note: This form is required to be submitted to your recruiter in order to close a position.

The Hiring Manager role in ASPIRE provides you quick access to view the credentials of candidates who have applied to a requisition where you are listed as the hiring manager and the candidates are in a status of Manager Review or higher.

Provides basic information about the new health insurance exchanges, as well as the health coverage options Harvard offers to benefits-eligible employees and their eligible dependents. These health insurance exchanges—called the “Health Insurance Marketplace”—opened on October 1, 2013 and the health insurance coverage they offer began on January 1, 2014. 

Cover letter meant to accompany the Health Insurance Marketplace Coverage Options form.

Provides tax information for a foreign vendor or a new hire that is not a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident.  Visit the HIO (Harvard International Office) for additional information regarding classification and taxes.

Non-faculty academic titles are considered annual appointments and as such need to be reviewed each year for reappointment by July 1.

Use this interview guide before and during your interview to ensure that you gather and share the most accurate, complete information as possible with the candidate.

Standard guide for what you can and cannot ask during the interview process.

Starting point to help you understand the structure and format of behavioral interview questions.

Independent Contractors - Harvard Financial Policy Office

Before moving forward with an independent contractor, please consult your Human Resources Consultant.