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La r relations Cy Smythe <br /> Are arbitrato s killing the comparable worth law? <br /> Part III <br /> The topic of part II of thi eries was relative job value, establish equitable tial employee group should be paid <br /> the increasing inclination o cities to (reasonable) compensation relation- exclusively on the basis of market? <br /> ' eliminate from their comparab worth ships among all job classifications—use Paying one essential employee group <br /> analysis the wage rates of an es ential market rates (if at all) as a secondary on the basis of market while attempting <br /> employee group whose wage rate are_ factor;\and implement the equitable to pay all\other employee groups on <br /> • based only on the market rates. compensation relationships for employ- the basis Of relative job value is not <br /> l; Eliminating the wage rates of an e s not represented by an exclusive reasonable. The decision, therefore, of <br /> 1 essential employee group from the representativ under the state labor cities facing this situation by an orbita- <br /> city's` city's comparable worth analysis raises relations'act. tion award to delete the essential <br /> i- the question of whether such action is If a city has equitable compensation employee group from the city's corn- <br /> consistent with the city's obligations relationships with its employee groups, parable worth analysis`�is a logical one <br /> l"-' der the state comparable worth law. except an essential employee group so and one which appears\.to be quite <br /> At <br /> - e comparable worth law defines that compensation for "all\of the non- <br /> - <br /> on- defensible under the comparable worth <br /> -1'4 ', an '`-: itable compensation relation- essential employees is"on`the\basis of law.■ <br /> N. <br /> ship" as •-- where "a primary consid- relative job value, what should the city <br /> i <br /> . eration in n-=•tiating, establishing, do if an arbitrator states that the essen- <br /> z recommending, : d approving total \ <br /> compensation is corn.. able work value <br /> I:" in relationship to other -mployee posi- <br /> tions within the political bdivision." <br /> The definition does not menton "mar- <br /> -. Home rule <br /> ket" wage rates�\ \_ <br /> The comparable\worth law dei es a <br /> "reasonable compensation relation- Continued from page 9 consolidation is specifically mentioned <br /> ship" as one where the compensation Ramsey county is transferred, altered in the Minnesota constitution. <br /> for positions of comparable skill, effort, or impaired by this charter." However <br /> responsibility, working conditions, and the draft does give the county respon- Conclusion <br /> s: other relevant work related criteria is sibility for coordinating county-wide <br /> comparable. Again the definition does service delivery and planning activities. Home rule requires a substantia! <br /> t .' . P g <br /> , not mention "market" wage rates. It isn't yet clear that the draft dedication to keep the artchartecurTr o : <br /> The original comparable worth\law charter provides any advantages that To accomplish this, <br /> l mentions market wage once. The mar- statutes of general or special applica- mission must function as a continuing <br /> ket wage rates are one of three criteria tion couldn't have provided. However body. Smaller communities or those <br /> determining reasonable relationship. it seems unlikely that the Legislature without sufficient citizen interest or <br /> The 198endments to the compa- would pass the broad kind of all powers probably wise to procent for ongoing eed under er agare <br /> stat <br /> 3`• rable worth la diluted the market language. <br /> I rates. These ame ments said that a It is too soon to determine whether utory form of government. <br /> `t political subdivision's '` lan for imple- the growth of home rule in Minnesota Home rule does provide benefits to <br /> 11 menting equitable com nsation for will be in counties rather than in cities. some. communities. As long as our <br /> employees. . .need not co ain a mar- If voters adopt the Ramsey County governmental dynamic is toward more <br /> this could serve as a model centralized decision making, the role <br /> ket study." proposal, <br /> From the plain language of the , and incentive for other counties. for home rule will diminish. Asome <br /> I I obligation of a Minnesota politic. County-city consolidation is also time when state policy makers perceive <br /> of <br /> : �. the <br /> isubdivision is clear: determine the another potential result of county home a need for more decentralization <br /> I value of all job classifications within the rule as shown by the experience of decision making, home rule will take on <br /> i subdivision: primarily on the basis of Oregon and some other states. Such a new vitality. ■ <br /> r; <br /> ` # Minnesota Cities <br /> 66... ID <br />
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