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<br />The Personnel Committee reviewed the proposed pay grades and grid, and discussed the details and <br />financial impacts on implementing this new compensation system. After discussion, the Committee <br />recommended City Council approval of the revised pay grid system as proposed by DDA HR, Inc. <br />with employees placed in recommended steps and an implementation date of June 29, 2022. <br /> <br />All employees will be placed in the closest step to where they are currently with the exception of the <br />Customer Service Specialist and Parks and Recreation Director/Communication Director. Both of <br />these positions will be placed in the second step above their current salary to reduce disparities and <br />meet internal equity goals. <br /> <br />Fiscal Impact <br />The total impact to the current budget for implementing the new pay grid system as proposed is <br />approximately $32,560 ($18,400 General Fund and $14,160 Water and Sewer Fund). The adopted <br />2022 budget includes a $53,480 Council Contingency line item which can be utilized to implement <br />the classification and compensation study. As a reminder, the Public Works Apprentice position has <br />already been moved into the new pay grid and was approved on February 23, 2022. <br /> <br />If the new pay grid system is adopted as proposed, the fiscal impact for 2023 would be approximately <br />$118,400 ($69,500 General Fund and $48,900 Water and Sewer Fund). With a preliminary estimate <br />of a 3.3% market rate adjustment, there will be an approximate one half percent (.50%) levy impact <br />for 2023. This is a nominal impact due to the fact that $53,480 was levied in 2022 to address the <br />classification and compensation analysis which will be reallocated to the General Fund in 2023. <br /> <br />In future years, the levy impact will be approximately 1.60 % per year as employees move through <br />the steps and a conservative market rate adjustment is applied. As a comparison, the levy impact for <br />salary rate increases in 2022 under the previous pay plan was approximately 1.45%. <br /> <br />City s taff is recommending adoption of the proposed pay grid system developed by DDA Human <br />Resources, Inc., at the March 23 City Council meeting to enable the City to attract, hire, and retain a <br />high level of talent as positions become available. <br /> <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Approve the Pay Scale and Grid developed by DDA Human Resources, Inc., and adopt the proposed <br />implementation date of June 29, 2022.