Starting Salary of New Police Officers Sample Clauses

Starting Salary of New Police Officers. New Police Officers, Crime Scene Analysts I, and Crime Scene Analysts II normally will be employed at the minimum pay of the range. However, where higher beginning pay is required in order to be competitive in the recruitment process, an employee may be employed at a higher pay within the range, not to exceed the maximum of the range. Payment of a higher rate of pay within the range must be recommended by the Police Chief and approved by the Chief Human Resources Officer and the Mayor or designee.
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