Talent Link

on-campus Undergraduate student job module is now open

Talent link has launched a new on-campus student jobs module. On-campus or virtual trainings are available with the Student Employment office. Schedule an appointment for you or your department by emailing studentjobs@udel.edu.

Resources:

Student Jobs in Talent Link Training Video–this link will take you to ConnectingU, the video takes about 20 seconds to download. 

Managing your Applicant Pool Video

Manual for Undergraduate Student Employment (MUSE)

This manual provides instructions for using Talent Link to hire undergraduate students for on-campus jobs.

Hiring Work-Study Students FAQ’s

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Going through the hiring process can be overwhelming. We have tools and resources to make the process simple to navigate. In addition, the UD Talent Acquisition and Employment team is here to answer your questions directly. Feel free to reach out to us via email or by phone at 302-831-2171.

UD Talent Link is an applicant tracking system that provides an ideal recruiting experience for candidates, hiring teams and Human Resources.

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The University is committed to protecting the safety and security of all members, property and assets of the UD community. To meet these objectives, the University conducts pre-employment background checks on all selected applicants for employment, along with volunteers and camp or program workers who will interact with children.

There are two types of background checks that we conduct, using the vendor Sterling Talent Solutions. All new hires will undergo either the basic (7 year lookback) background check, or the Biden (10 year lookback) background check. If the selected applicant, will have regular interaction with children under the age of 18, while performing their duties, a Biden (10-year check) will be conducted.  If not, the standard (7 year) background check will suffice.

For all non-benefitted employees, and certain volunteers, the hiring department will need to complete the Hiring Notification Form. The form should only be submitted for selected applicant’s that are not already employed at UD.

The following items of information will be needed, among others, to submit the form.

  • Applicant’s full legal name
  • Applicant’s citizenship status
  • Applicant’s correct email address and age (Note:  If the applicant has not yet turned 18, the juvenile consent form, found embedded in the hiring notification form, will need to be completed, signed, and uploaded with the hiring notification form.)
  • Whether the applicant will be interacting with minors
  • Applicant’s supervisor, and the name and email address of the person from the department who will verify applicant’s information on the Form I-9.
  •  Applicant’s start date

When the hiring notification form is submitted, it populates the Team Dynamix system. Information from the form will be used to generate an email to the applicant from the Sterling system. Imbedded in that email will be a link that the applicant will need to use to start the process with Sterling.  Departments will be notified when the applicant has cleared the background check via the same ticket on the Team Dynamix system.

Benefitted employees, along with graduate students on contract, will go through the same process in Sterling, however a hiring notification form is not needed.  The background check will be started for benefitted employees after central HR is notified in the Talent Link system that the applicant has accepted the job offer. The background check will be started for grads on contract after the completed GSCRF and GSFF forms are received by central HR.

Once the background check has been completed for the employee groups mentioned above, the applicant will receive an email from Sterling.  That email will contain an embedded link for the applicant to start the Form I-9.  The Form I-9 will be verified at department level for new hires in the Team Dynamix system, and by central HR for benefitted new hires and for grad on contract new hires. The only exception will be non-US citizens.  All non-US citizens should be directed to the Payroll office, where the Foreign National Coordinator will verify those Forms I-9.

If you are conducting a camp or program that falls under the University Protection of Minors program, please refer to the Office of Equity and Inclusion’s webpage for instructions on completing the required background checks.   

International background checks can often take longer than domestic background checks.  For this reason, once the information has been received to start a background check on an international selected applicant, that applicant may start working for pay.  This only applies for international applicants with a non-US address history.  If the department would like to have the international applicant start working prior to the completion of the background check, notify central HR, and request the link to start the Form I-9 be sent to the applicant.  Again, those Forms I-9 will be verified by the Foreign National Coordinator in the payroll office.