Maintaining Competitiveness with Global Challenge Peers Sample Clauses

Maintaining Competitiveness with Global Challenge Peers. The parties agree that overall ASE compensation at UW should remain competitive with peer institutions. The University shall increase compensation for ASEs over the life of the agreement as follows: Immediately upon ratification of the Agreement the parties will select a mutually agreed- upon third party to assemble data about gross base wages for ASEs at peer institutions in the Global Challenge States (GCS).1 1. This data will be used to calculate the gap between UW and the median of the GCS. Both parties will add input and commentary to the data collection process. 2. In calculating the gap between UW and the median of the GCS the parties will compare gross base wages for half-time (or equivalent) graduate Academic Student Employee positions paid at the minimum base rate.2 1 The peer institutions in the Global Challenge States are Rutgers University; the University of California – Davis; University of California – Irvine; University of California - Los Angeles; the University of California - San Diego; the University of Colorado - Boulder; the University of Connecticut; the University of Maryland - College Park; the University of Massachusetts – Amherst; and the University of Virginia. 3. The calculation of the gap will be adjusted annually and will factor any changes made to gross base wages by any institution in the GCS. A. In the third year of the agreement the annual calculation will determine if the cumulative percentage increase that has been provided to all faculty between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2014 is greater than the cumulative percentage increase provided to the ASE base rate during the current agreement. This calculation will be determined no later than February 1, 2015. B. In the 2012/13 academic year all non-hourly ASEs will receive one single lump sum $50 payment, payable during the first quarter of employment. C. Effective July 1, 2013: 1. The base rate shall be increased by a percentage equaling at least 1/3 of the gap between UW and the GCS median or 4%, whichever is greater. 2. All ASE variable rates shall be increased by 2%, or the percentage needed to match the corresponding 2013/14 salaried non-variable rate, or the departmental increase, whichever is greater. 3. All ASE hourly rates shall be increased by 2% over the 2012/2013 rates. D. Effective July 1, 2014: 1. The base rate shall be increased by a percentage equaling at least 1/2 of the remaining adjusted gap between UW and the GCS median or 4%, whichever is greater. 2. All A...
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