Forms
Position Descriptions
- New State of South Carolina Position Description (.xls)
- New State of South Carolina Position Description Link
- State of South Carolina Managerial Position Description (.doc)
State Human Resources regulations provide multiple pay options to increase employee base compensation including performance, additional duties, additional skills and retention. Multiple compensation options are available to address temporary or conditional situations, for example, temporary salary adjustments, market and geographic differentials, on call pay, shift differentials and bonuses.
The state of South Carolina utilizes a market-based classification and compensation system. In addition, both state agencies and institutions of higher education have unclassified state titles.
Sick Leave Eligibility
Employees in full-time equivalent (FTE) positions who are scheduled to work at least one-half of the workweek on a 12-month basis or the equivalent of one-half of the workweek during the full school or academic year of nine months or more are eligible to earn sick leave.
If the part-time employee is scheduled to work at least one-half of the workweek of the agency, the employee is eligible to earn sick leave on a pro-rata basis.
On May 13, 2022, Governor Henry McMaster signed into law S. 11, which added Section 8-11-150 (A) and amends Section 8-11-155 of the South Carolina Code of Laws, to provide six weeks of paid leave at one hundred percent of the eligible state employee’s base pay or two weeks of paid leave at one hundred percent of the eligible state employee’s base pay depending on the qualifying event. Leave for part-time eligible state employees must be on a prorated basis corresponding to the percentage of hours they are normally scheduled to work.