The electronic PAN (ePAN) is available in OnBase Unity Client. If you need access to submit, or approve an ePAN, you will need to submit an OnBase Access Request Form.
Any questions related to the content of the ePAN should be directed to your HR Analyst. Please refer to the Department Assignments to find out who your HR Analyst is.
Questions related to the functions of ePANs and/or OnBase should be directed to Chelsea Cross at ccross@csusm.edu or ext. 4439.
*For student background checks, please contact Chelsea Cross, and indicate in the ePAN "Comment Box" that your student needs a background check.*
ePAN Manual - Please refer to this manual for general questions or inquiries on how to navigate and use the ePAN feature of OnBase.
Type of Action Sequence - This will be needed to determine the actions selected in the ePAN.
ePAN Position Number List Instructions - As a submitter of ePANs, you will need to know the 8-digit position number associated with the ePAN you are creating. An easy way to obtain this information is by going through the following steps:
2020-21 Student Employee Employment Dates: These dates are provided each year to ensure students are employed in appropriate classifications meeting the FICA exemption requirement, and to assist departments with establishing accurate and timely appointments for student employees. As a reminder, always use the date your employee physically begins working as the effective date on the ePAN.
**On March 23, 2020 the Chancellor’s Office along with full support of campus Presidents, imposed a slowdown in hiring practices, otherwise known as the Hiring Chill. This decision was in response to the unprecedented COVID-19 challenges we are all facing, including those of a financial nature. Only mission critical positions that are vital to meeting the day-to-day operations and are core to meeting the CSU mission going forward, may be approved to be filled. This includes temporary and student employment positions.**
Academic Student Employees - Union FAQ's: UAW 4123 is the union representing 9,000 Academic Student Employees – Tutors, Readers, and Teaching Assistants – at the 23 campuses of the California State University. The union negotiates a collective bargaining agreement (contract) that sets out the pay and benefits and the rights and protections of every Academic Student Employee that works at the CSU. This document hightlights frequently asked questions regarding the UAW agreement as of May 4, 2017.
