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2. The City accept the status recommendations regarding the Federal Labor <br />Standards Act listed in Table 1. <br />3. The City re-classify the Assistant to the City Clerk/City Administrator to the <br />designation of Assistant City Clerk/City Administrator. <br />4. The City conduct a comprehensive salary survey an a two-year cycle to monitor <br />its market competitiveness. <br />The following Tables 1-4 are the result of the evaluation of the classification structure of <br />the City of Mounds View. Table 1 represents the jab classification hierarchy with <br />recammended job classification titles, class codes and FLSA designations..Table 2 <br />illustrates the contrast between the current titles used by the City versus recommended <br />class titles. Table 3 depicts the use of the City's Hay Point Factor System and a contrast <br />between the point totals last established and the point totals that were determined via this <br />project. Table 4 indicates the City's market competitiveness based on the specific cities <br />that were selected for a custom salary survey. <br />As part of this project, determinations were made on each job classification relative to <br />eligibility for premium overtime or compensatory time aff in accordance with the Federal <br />Labor Standards Act (FLSA). The FLSA cites specific instances where the nature of an <br />employees' work exempts them from eligibility for premium (time and a half) overtime <br />pay or compensatory time off. The exemption categories used for this project are: <br />Professional Test: Those employees who have a four year degree whose work involves <br />professional judgment and discretion. <br />Executive Test: Those employees who have supervision and management as their <br />primary jab focus. <br />Administrative Test: Those employees who are using judgment and discretion in <br />developing and affecting management policies. <br />The results can be seen in Table 1 on the following page. <br />
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