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CC RES 01-025 A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE 2001 PAY EQUITY IMPLEMENTATION REPORT
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• <br /> Memo <br /> Date: January 8, 2001 <br /> To: Mayor and Council Members <br /> Cc: Michael J. Morrison, City Manager <br /> From: Susan Henry,Assistant City Manager <br /> RE: 2001 Pay Equity Report <br /> Attached in the completed 2001 Pay Equity Report for the City of St. Anthony as required by <br /> the State Department of Employee Relations (DOER) in accordance to the Minn. Stat. <br /> 471.991-471.999 and Minnesota Rules, Chapter 3920. <br /> Every third year, the City is required to analyze its pay structure for evidence of inequities, <br /> and to report the information to DOER. Pay equity is designed to address to problem of a <br /> • wage structure in which there is one pattern for jobs performed mostly by men and another <br /> for jobs performed mostly by women. Pay equity affects pay structure, not pay level or pay <br /> method. <br /> The report is due to DOER on or before January 31, 2001. In order to comply with the above- <br /> noted statutes, this report must be submitted to the City Council for their review and signed <br /> by the Mayor verifying that the information contained in the implementation report has been <br /> reviewed and approved. <br /> Labor Relations Associates assisted with analyzing the class titles for the report, and <br /> concluded the City is found to be "in compliance" on the underpayment ratio, salary range <br /> and exceptional pay tests. The results of the statistical analysis can be found attached. <br /> Labor Relations has suggested the City may want to update its job evaluation system in the <br /> future. Currently, the City utilizes the State Job Match system. If the City does this, DOER will <br /> be notified. <br /> The City is required to post a public notice on site for 90 days after submission to DOER. It <br /> states the information contained in the 2001 implementation report is public data and <br /> available to anyone requesting it. In addition, the notice was sent to all exclusive <br /> representatives within the City's jurisdiction and to the local library. <br />
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