Matrix Salary Determination Sample Clauses

Matrix Salary Determination. 1. Placement on the appropriate pay band is the respon- sibility of the Superintendent or his/her designee. a. A person is placed on the matrix pay band as a result of a promotion. The following procedure should be followed without exception. Determine salary based on current = Base salary + supplemental contracts + overtime (AFSCME Only). Identify the step on the appropriate pay band where the current salary fits without loss of wag- es. Then, determine the step and salary with no less than a $2,500 increase in compensation once placement is determined on the pay band. Addi- tional step(s) shall be granted for increased re- sponsibility. b. Pay for additional degree (when not required for current position) shall be added on the base sala- ry. c. Once salary is determined, all Matrix persons shall move forward one step on the salary grid, within their pay band, on August 1st of each year until the final step in the pay band has been reached, at which annual progression will stop. 2. Graduate hour pay, professional growth credit pay, and educational incentive pay (if appropriate) is add- ed to the annual base salary constructed in (1) above, but shall not be included for placement on the matrix pay band . 3. The new matrix salary for someone promoted shall become effective upon approval of the Board on the date listed in the Board agenda. 4. If it becomes apparent that this formula is not appli- cable to a specific situation, the Superintendent or his/ her designee will consult with the president of the To- ledo Association of Administrative Personnel before any matrix placement is recommended. It is further understood that any or all components of the formula for placement on the matrix pay band can be modified through matrix review. Such modifications must be by mutual agreement.
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