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HomeMy WebLinkAbout30. 13-363 JULY 23, 2013 13-363 RESOLUTION (CARRIED__7-0_____ LOST________ LAID OVER________ WITHDRAWN_______) PURPOSE: APPROVAL OF ONE PERCENT (1%) INCREASE FOR REGULAR NON REPRESENTED EMPLOYEES FOR 2013 INITIATED BY: CITY ADMINISTRATION BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Oshkosh that the bi-weekly compensation schedule for regular non-represented staff is: 1) Adjusted at the beginning of the respective pay period that corresponds with the date indicated to provide an increase as listed below and 2) Approved. Effective Date Percentage Increase January 1, 2013 1.00% CITY HALL 215 Church Avenue P.O.Box 1130 Oshkosh,5 903-1130 City of Oshkosh (31-40AUNDUM Date: July 15, 2013 To: Mayor and Members of the Common Council From: John Fitzpatrick, Assistant City Manager/Director of Administrative Services Re: 2013 Across the Board Market Increase for Regular Non Represented Employees BACKGROUND As City Manager Rohloff reported to you at the July 10 Council workshop, he has concerns regarding the lack of opportunities we have had to provide our non represented employees with across the board market increases in recent times. This has become particularly evident during discussions of our annual budgets, as well as a result of wage increases provided to represented employee groups. In consideration of these concerns, and after careful assessment of 2013 compensation funds remaining after addressing compression issues and beginning pay for performance awards in 2014, we are recommending to Council that Council authorize an across the board market increase of 1% to all regular non represented employees retroactive to 1/1/2013. ANALYSIS/FISCAL IMPACT Please find attached the fiscal analysis prepared by staff regarding the proposed wage increase. $200,000 had been budgeted in the 2013 General Fund budget for wage increases due to wage compression issues, adjustments as a result of appeals from the 2012 compensation study, as well as planned pay for performance increases in 2013. Because pay for performance was not implemented for any awards to employees in 2013, staff is proposing shifting these funds to an across the board increase. As the analysis indicates, there are adequate funds in the $200,000 budget to fund a 1% adjustment after the compression and appeal adjustments have been made. Approved: Mark A. Rohloff City Manager Attachment: 2013 Regular Non Represented ATB Pay Increase Costing Information cc: Sue Brinkman, HR Manager Ca` \ 0 N - - - - 3 •2 N $ k % 7 U $ & $ $ oo 2 % N N d 2 R EA. fis Eel m m 00 0 2 0 \ % k \ & c & / \ / N « L m » E C o , - $ O ^ 5 cz _ _ _ _ _ _ 69 0 0 0 t ? E a S E cu o m « c to ? $$ 2 M M 2 K _ _ EA _ r \ 2 / - \ )\/ / tu 1:3 / \ - .- o §e o / - � Z � 4 » 7 ; t , u " V \ I § 2 2 2 = ' ° 2 0 \ 0 $ p 2 \ a ° - k 7 fy au z // _ cn • I / ƒ / / / / \ / / E --1 ƒ / ±CO O / .§ ? \ / v / / / / 0 E E \ g § / / / 0 / s § % G & 2 g u / / u / 2 t - / 2 k / G I Q 2 t J A 7 / / / 0.2 \ \ / \ / = / ƒ