Common use of Base Salary and Salary Ranges Clause in Contracts

Base Salary and Salary Ranges. All employees are paid on an hourly basis. The base hourly rate is calculated before the addition of any ancillary (specialty) pay, benefits or any mandatory or voluntary deductions. The base hourly rate for a classification is determined by dividing the annual salary for the classification by 2080 hours. Each classification in this bargaining unit shall have a five (5) step salary range, with five percent (5%) between each of the salary steps in that range. This five percent difference will be determined by applying a top down calculation which begins by determining the top step for each salary range and subtracting 5% to determine the value of the next lower step. An employee’s advancement through the salary steps is not automatic and shall require a rating on their last annual evaluation of Meets Standards or above.

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Samples: www.menlofire.gov, s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com, www.menlofire.org

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Base Salary and Salary Ranges. All employees are paid on an hourly basis. The base hourly rate is calculated before the addition of any ancillary (specialty) pay, benefits or any mandatory or voluntary deductions. The base hourly rate for a classification is determined by dividing the annual salary for the classification by 2080 hours. Each classification in this bargaining unit shall have a five (5) step salary range, with five percent (5%) between each of the salary steps in that range. This five percent difference will be determined by applying a top down calculation which begins by determining the top step for each salary range and subtracting 5% to determine the value of the next lower step. An employee’s advancement through the salary steps is not automatic and shall require a rating on their last annual evaluation of Meets Standards meets standards or above.

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Samples: www.menlofire.gov

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