Compensation Schedule with Education and Experience Increments Sample Clauses

Compensation Schedule with Education and Experience Increments. Through June 30, 2018, the salary schedule will be eliminated from the negotiated agreement. Less than full-time contracts will be prorated by the FTE percentage of their contract. The enclosed salary schedule will be used for initial placement, supplemental salaries, and horizontal movement. U.S.D. 323 Teachers’ Compensation Schedule 0 $36,335 $36,935 $37,535 $38,135 $38,735 $39,335 $39,935 1 $36,735 $37,335 $37,935 $38,535 $39,135 $39,735 $40,335 2 $37,135 $37,735 $38,335 $38,935 $39,535 $40,135 $40,735 3 $37,535 $38,135 $38,735 $39,335 $39,935 $40,535 $41,135 4 $37,935 $38,535 $39,135 $39,735 $40,335 $40,935 $41,535 5 $38,335 $38,935 $39,535 $40,135 $40,735 $41,335 $41,935 6 $38,735 $39,335 $39,935 $40,535 $41,135 $41,735 $42,335 7 $39,735 $40,335 $40,935 $41,535 $42,135 $42,735 8 $40,135 $40,735 $41,335 $41,935 $42,535 $43,135 9 $40,535 $41,135 $41,735 $42,335 $42,935 $43,535 10 $41,535 $42,135 $42,735 $43,335 $43,935 11 $41,935 $42,535 $43,135 $43,735 $44,335 12 $42,335 $42,935 $43,535 $44,135 $44,735 13 $43,335 $43,935 $44,535 $45,135 14 $43,735 $44,335 $44,935 $45,535 15 $44,135 $44,735 $45,335 $45,935 16 $44,535 $45,135 $45,735 $46,335 17 $45,535 $46,135 $46,735 18 $45,935 $46,535 $47,135 19 $46,335 $46,935 $47,535 20 $47,335 $47,935 21 $47,735 $48,335 22 $48,135 $48,735 23 $49,135 24 $49,535 25 $49,935
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Compensation Schedule with Education and Experience Increments. Through June 30, 2016, salary schedule will be eliminated from the ne- gotiated agreement. Less than full-time contracts will be prorated by the FTE percentage of their contract. The enclosed salary schedule will be used for initial placement, supplemental salaries, and horizontal movement..
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Compensation Schedule with Education and Experience Increments. Through June 30, 2013 salary schedule will be eliminated from the nego- tiated agreement. Compensation increases will be determined by a combination of team goal incentives and compensation for educational increments. Compensa- tion increases will be based on each individual salary. The enclosed salary sched- ule will be used for initial placement, supplemental salaries, and horizontal move- ment. The alternative compensation plan is included as an addendum. 2011-2013 Negotiated Agreement Left blank intentionally. Rock Creek USD 323 The Negotiated Agreement for the 2011-12 school year as presented is agreed upon and effective until June 30, 2012, unless amended by mutual agreement of both parties. Rock Creek Educators’ Board of Education Negotiation Negotiating Team, U.S.D. 323 Team, U.S.D. 323 Chief Negotiator Chief Negotiator President, Educators’ Assn. President, Board of Education U.S.D. 323 Teacher Teachers' Compensation Schedule 2011 - 2013 For Initial Placement of Teachers EXP STEP EDUCATIONAL COLUMN 00 31452 32052 32652 33252 33852 34452 35052 01 31852 32452 33052 33652 34252 34852 35452 02 32252 32852 33452 34052 34652 35252 35852 03 32652 33252 33852 34452 35052 35652 36252 04 33052 33652 34252 34852 35452 36052 36652 05 33452 34052 34652 35252 35852 36452 37052 06 33852 34452 35052 35652 36252 36852 37452 07 34852 35452 36052 36652 37252 37852 08 35252 35852 36452 37052 37652 38252 09 35652 36252 36852 37452 38052 38652 10 00000 00000 00000 38452 39052 11 37052 37652 38252 38852 39452 12 37452 38052 38652 39252 39852 13 38452 39052 39652 40252 14 38852 39452 40052 40652 15 39252 39852 40452 41052 16 39652 40252 40852 41452 17 40652 41252 41852 18 41052 41652 42252 19 41452 42052 42652 20 42452 43052 21 42852 43452 22 43252 43852 23 44252 24 44652 25 45052 August 15, 2011 September 14, 2011_ Teachers’ Acceptance Date Boards’ Acceptance 2011-2013 Negotiated Agreement Rock Creek USD 323
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Compensation Schedule with Education and Experience Increments. Through June 30, 2014, salary schedule will be eliminated from the ne- gotiated agreement. Compensation increases will be $1,820 for each certified employee’s contract covered under the negotiated agreement. This is a perma- nent increase (not a one-time bonus) and is outside of and not a part of a salary schedule. Less than full-time contracts will be prorated by the FTE percentage of their contract. The enclosed salary schedule will be used for initial placement, supplemental salaries, and horizontal movement.. U.S.D. 323 Teacher Teachers' Compensation Schedule EXP STEP 2013-14 for Initial Placement of Teachers 1 BS 2 BS+10 3 BS+20 4 BS+30 5 MS 6 MS+15 7 MS+30 0 $ 34,345 $ 34,945 $ 35,545 $ 36,145 $ 36,745 $ 37,345 $ 37,945 1 $ 34,745 $ 35,345 $ 35,945 $ 36,545 $ 37,145 $ 37,745 $ 38,345 2 $ 35,145 $ 35,745 $ 36,345 $ 36,945 $ 37,545 $ 38,145 $ 38,745 3 $ 35,545 $ 36,145 $ 36,745 $ 37,345 $ 37,945 $ 38,545 $ 39,145 4 $ 35,945 $ 36,545 $ 37,145 $ 37,745 $ 38,345 $ 38,945 $ 39,545 5 $ 36,345 $ 36,945 $ 37,545 $ 38,145 $ 38,745 $ 39,345 $ 39,945 6 $ 36,745 $ 37,345 $ 37,945 $ 38,545 $ 39,145 $ 39,745 $ 40,345 7 $ 37,745 $ 38,345 $ 38,945 $ 39,545 $ 40,145 $ 40,745 8 $ 38,145 $ 38,745 $ 39,345 $ 39,945 $ 40,545 $ 41,145 9 $ 38,545 $ 39,145 $ 39,745 $ 40,345 $ 40,945 $ 41,545 10 $ 39,545 $ 40,145 $ 40,745 $ 41,345 $ 41,945 11 $ 39,945 $ 40,545 $ 41,145 $ 41,745 $ 42,345 12 $ 40,345 $ 40,945 $ 41,545 $ 42,145 $ 42,745 13 $ 41,345 $ 41,945 $ 42,545 $ 43,145 14 $ 41,745 $ 42,345 $ 42,945 $ 43,545 15 $ 42,145 $ 42,745 $ 43,345 $ 43,945 16 $ 42,545 $ 43,145 $ 43,745 $ 44,345 17 $ 43,545 $ 44,145 $ 44,745 18 $ 43,945 $ 44,545 $ 45,145 19 $ 44,345 $ 44,945 $ 45,545 20 $ 45,345 $ 45,945 21 $ 45,745 $ 46,345 22 $ 46,145 $ 46,745 23 $ 47,145 24 $ 47,545 25 $ 47,945
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Compensation Schedule with Education and Experience Increments. BS BS+10 BS+20 XX+00 XX XX+00 XX+00 0 $ 39,485 $ 40,085 $ 40,685 $ 41,285 $ 42,485 $ 43,085 $ 43,685 1 $ 39,885 $ 40,485 $ 41,085 $ 41,685 $ 42,885 $ 43,485 $ 44,085 2 $ 40,285 $ 40,885 $ 41,485 $ 42,085 $ 43,285 $ 43,885 $ 44,485 3 $ 40,685 $ 41,285 $ 41,885 $ 42,485 $ 43,685 $ 44,285 $ 44,885 4 $ 41,085 $ 41,685 $ 42,285 $ 42,885 $ 44,085 $ 44,685 $ 45,285 5 $ 41,485 $ 42,085 $ 42,685 $ 43,285 $ 44,485 $ 45,085 $ 45,685 6 $ 41,885 $ 42,485 $ 43,085 $ 43,685 $ 44,885 $ 45,485 $ 46,085 7 $ 42,885 $ 43,485 $ 44,085 $ 45,285 $ 45,885 $ 46,485 8 $ 43,285 $ 43,885 $ 44,485 $ 45,685 $ 46,285 $ 46,885 9 $ 43,685 $ 44,285 $ 44,885 $ 46,085 $ 46,685 $ 47,285 10 $ 44,685 $ 45,285 $ 46,485 $ 47,085 $ 47,685 11 $ 45,085 $ 45,685 $ 46,885 $ 47,485 $ 48,085 12 $ 45,485 $ 46,085 $ 47,285 $ 47,885 $ 48,485 13 $ 46,485 $ 47,685 $ 48,285 $ 48,885 14 $ 46,885 $ 48,085 $ 48,685 $ 49,285 15 $ 47,285 $ 48,485 $ 49,085 $ 49,685 16 $ 47,685 $ 48,885 $ 49,485 $ 50,085 17 $ 49,285 $ 49,885 $ 50,485 18 $ 49,685 $ 50,285 $ 50,885 19 $ 50,085 $ 50,685 $ 51,285 20 $ 51,085 $ 51,685 21 $ 51,485 $ 52,085 22 $ 51,885 $ 52,485 23 $ 52,885 24 $ 53,285 25 $ 53,685
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