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9.E.
City Council Meeting - FINAL
Meeting Date:
07/21/2015
From:
Shannon Anderson, Human Resources Manager

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TITLE:

Consideration and Approval of CompensationCity Magistrates

RECOMMENDED ACTION:

    Consideration and approval of increase in compensation of City Magistrates beginning August 1, 2015,  with an increase to the Presiding Magistrate's salary of $4,200 and the Magistrate's salary of $3,000 annually, and be eligible to receive any other increase provided to other management employees during the two-year term.

Executive Summary:

A market analysis was conducted for the Presiding Magistrate and Magistrate positions.  Both positions are paid lower than the average market rate. 

The request for compensation includes an increase to the Presiding Magistrate's salary of $4,200 and the Magistrates' salary of $3,000.  In addition both the Presiding Magistrate and Magistrate would be eligible to receive any other increase provided to other management employees during the two year term from August 1, 2015 through July 31, 2017. This would include any market or merit increases provided to other management employees.

Financial Impact:

The salary and benefits for the Presiding Magistrate and Magistrate are budgeted.

Connection to Council Goal and/or Regional Plan:

1) Invest in our employees and implement retention and attraction strategies

2) Provide sustainable and equitable public facilities, services, and infrastructure systems in an efficient and effective manner to serve all population areas and demographics

Has There Been Previous Council Decision on This:

The City Council appointed the Presiding Magistrate and Magistrate to a new term beginning on August 1, 2015 during the City Council meeting on July 7, 2015, but there has not been a public meeting related to the compensation.
 

 

 

Options and Alternatives:

1)  The City Council may choose to maintain the compensation at the current level.  This option would keep the City's budget in relation to these employee's salaries constant over the next two years.  The City Magistrates would continue to be below the average market rate at the same rate or further if the market continues to grow.

2)   The City Council may choose to maintain the compensation at the current level and include any other increase provided to other management employees during the two year term from August 1, 2015 through July 31, 2017.  This option would provide the same increase to the Magistrates that other management employees receive.  The City Magistrates may continue to lag further if the market continues to grow. 


Community Involvement:

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