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Contractor Name
MOU RCMEA
PROJECT NAME
MOU
RMP File Number
905
Date
10/16/2001
Reso Ref
14386
MO Ref
01-135
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16.2.3 Internal Alignment — All RCMEA classifications shall maintain a minimum <br />differential of +10% above the top step of subordinate classifications. <br />The following classifications shall be internally aligned and shall maintain their <br />minimum top step differentials to subordinate and/or benchmark classifications <br />as indicated through out the term of the agreement. <br />♦ Public Works Supervisors — 15% above highest paid subordinate <br />♦ Battalion Chief — 20% above Fire Captain <br />♦ Parks, Recreation & Community Services Manager — 20% below PRCS <br />Superintendent <br />16.2.4 Initial appointments shall normally be made at the lowest rate of pay. Upon <br />approval of the City Manager, such appointments may be made above the <br />bottom of the range when justified upon consideration of the difficulty of <br />locating qualified personnel and an appointee's experience, education, <br />knowledge of particular duties requires and such other criteria as may be <br />reasonably related to such preferential consideration on the basis of merit. <br />16.3 Meritorious Achievement Adjustment <br />16.3.1 When an individual's performance is judged to exceed a satisfactory <br />level, a merit increase may be given in addition to the cost -of -living <br />adjustment. Such an increase may be between four and seven percent <br />(4% and 7%). This increase is based on the City's evaluation of the <br />degree to which the employee met his/her objectives. hi making this <br />determination, the relative merit of an individual employee among other <br />management unit employees shall be considered. The meritorious <br />achievement awards scale will be: <br />Unsatisfactory No increase <br />Satisfactory 4% <br />Exceeds Standards 5%-6% <br />Outstanding 7% <br />16.3.2 Recommendations for merit increases will be made by the department <br />head and forwarded with detailed justifications to the City Manager <br />and Human Resources Director, who may make adjustments prior to <br />approval. Subject to Section 10.8, merit increases may only be granted <br />upon completion of six (6) months of probationary employment and <br />yearly thereafter from the date of the six (6)month probationary merit <br />increase. <br />
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