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March 26, 2007 (Regular Meeting) Page 308 <br />The recommended classification changes are based on updating required duties <br />and qualifications, internal equity within and between departments, and the <br />market influence on recruiting and retaining quality employees. The <br />suggested changes result in a salary expense increase of $138,300.00. This <br />is within the budgeted amount. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner White, seconded by Commissioner Privette <br />and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the Classification and <br />Compensation Review recommendations by the consultant, Springsted <br />Incorporated and staff effective March 30, 2007 and waived the 10 percent <br />maximum annual salary increase policy for implementation, and directed staff <br />to update documents and records as necessary for implementation. The <br />approved salary grade changes included the following: Clerk to the Board (70 <br />to 71); Human Resources Technician (64 to 65); Safety and Risk Manager (70 to <br />71); Health and Wellness Manager (71); Cable Associate Producer (65 to 66); <br />Cable Television General Manager (71 to 71); Community Relations Coordinator <br />(67 to 68); Communications and Outreach Manager (71 to 72); Deputy County <br />Manager for Operations (85 to 67); Deputy County Manager for Administration <br />(85 to 87); E-911 Address Coordinator (72); Information Technology Director <br />(81 to 82); Register of Deeds (75 to 76); Elections Clerk (56 to 60); Senior <br />Elections Clerk (61 to 62); Election Systems Specialist (65 to 66); Assistant <br />Elections Director (66 to 67); Elections Director (73 to 79); Accounting <br />Technician (63 to 64); Accounting/Payroll Technician (66 to 67); Accountant <br />(70 to 71); Assistant Finance Director (76 to 77); Finance Director (82 to <br />83); Budget Analyst (66 to 68); Tax Associate (60 to 61); Tax Program <br />Assistant (61); Tax Collection Assistant (61 to 62); Senior Tax Collection <br />Assistant (61 to 69); GIS Mapper (65 to 66); Senior GIS Mapper (67 to 68); <br />Personal Property Appraiser (65 to 67); Senior Real Property Appraiser (68 to <br />70); Personal Property Supervisor (68 to 70); Real Property Supervisor (67 to <br />70); Tax Collection Supervisor (66 to 70); Land Records Manager (70 to 71); <br />Tax Collection Manager (73 to 79); Deputy Chief Codes Enforcement Officer (71 <br />to 72); Chief Codes Enforcement Officer (73 to 79); Commerce Director (81 to <br />82); Emergency Management Director (76 to 78); Building Maintenance Mechanic <br />(62 to 63); Building Maintenance Supervisor (69 to 70); Fleet Maintenance <br />Supervisor (69 to 70); General Services Director (76 to 80); Scale Attendant <br />(58 to 60); Recycling Technician (60 to 61); Waste Reduction/Recycling <br />Coordinator (68 to 69); Heavy Eguipment Mechanic (65); Transportation <br />Supervisor (63 to 69); Transportation Driver/Dispatcher (59); Transportation <br />Operations Manager (67 to 69); Library Page (50 to 52); Library Assistant (61 <br />to 62); Senior Library Assistant (69 to 65); Library Branch Manager (72 to <br />73); Recreation Facility Operator (52 to 54); Park Ranger Part Time (55 to <br />59); Senior Park Ranger (64); Parks Superintendent (68 to 71); Athletic <br />Program Supervisor (68 to 69); Parks Development Manager (70 to 72); Fair <br />Manager (68 to 69); Chief Deputy (76 to 78); Emergency Medical Technician <br />Paramedic (65 to 66); Emergency Medical Services Crew Chief (67 to 68); <br />9H/SOS Counselor (59 to 60); Nutrition Site Assistant (53 to 55); Nutrition <br />Site Supervisor (55 to 57); Nutrition Site Coordinator (56 to 58); Nutrition <br />Program Coordinator (65 to 67); In-Home Service Aide (59 to 55); Caregiver <br />Support Specialist (69 to 65); Senior Center Supervisor (57); Senior Center <br />Program Coordinator (65 to 66); Wellness Coordinator (65 to 66); Aging <br />Program Coordinator (66 to 67); Aging Services Program Manager (68 to 69); <br />Director of Aging Services (76 to 78); Community Social Service Assistant (59 <br />to 55); Community Social Service Technician (58 to 59); Income Maintenance <br />Technician (59 to 60); Income Maintenance Caseworker I (61 to 62); Income <br />Maintenance Caseworker II (63 to 64); Income Maintenance Caseworker III (65 <br />to 66); Income Maintenance Investigator I (63 to 69); Income Maintenance <br />Investigator II (65 to 66); Income Maintenance Supervisor II (67 to <br />68);Income Maintenance Supervisor III (69 to 70); Income Maintenance <br />Administrator I (72 to 73); Income Maintenance Administrator II (74 to 75); <br />Child Support Agent I (65 to 66); Child Support Agency II (67 to 68); Lead <br />Child Support Agent (68 to 69); Child Support Supervisor I (69 to 70); Child <br />Support Supervisor II (70 to 71); Child Support Supervisor III (71 to 72); <br />Computing Support Technician I (63); Accounting Technician III (63 to 69); <br />Accounting Clerk IV (60 to 61); Office Assistant III (58 to 59); Program <br />Assistant V (62 to 63); Processing Assistant III (58 to 59); Processing <br />Assistant IV (60 to 61); Processing Assistant V (62 to 63); Work Processor <br />III (58 to 59); Processing Unit Supervisor IV (60 to 61); Processing Unit <br />Supervisor V (62 to 63); Attorney I (76 to 77); Human Resources Placement <br />Specialist (63 to 64); Human Services Deputy Director (78 to 79); County <br />Social Services Director (83 to 89). <br />(E-22) Increase Premium for Health Insurance <br />The County has funded the medical plan at $945.00 per employee per <br />month since the 2009-2005 plan year. In the 2005-2006 plan year, the claims <br />for the medical plan increased by 12~. In the current plan year, there has <br />