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John Link said that his suggestion was that we look on the capital side and determine the <br />priority items that need to be addressed between now and the end of the fiscal year. <br />Commissioner Halkiotis asked Jahn Link if we were going to ask, "What kind of impact did it <br />really have on you even though we cut back some of this recurring capital money?" He wants to <br />know if it presented any undue hardships. He wants to see the overall budget priority list far the <br />entire County and not just the schools. <br />Chair Jacobs said that, to the schools' credit, they did their budgets to meet the County's <br />need and restrained themselves from complaining because they knew the County could not do <br />anything about it. <br />John Link said that by April 21St they will come back with a total list of what was cut from the <br />budget as it relates to capital, the hardships that were faced as a result of the cuts, and what needs <br />to be addressed by the end of the fiscal year. <br />Commissioner Gordon said that she remembers in the discussions about the cuts, that the <br />commissioners had stated some priorities when things were cut from the budget. There was more <br />than one meeting where it was discussed. She would like to have summaries of those discussions <br />when the commissioners discuss the budget. Commissioner Halkiotis would like an understanding <br />of haw the schools are spending their money and also he would like more detailed accounting of <br />the non-departmental funding. <br />Chair Brown said that the non-departmental funding report was in a packet. Commissioner <br />Halkiotis and Commissioner Gordon did not receive this. Donna Dean will make sure they get this <br />report. <br />2. Employee Pay and Benefits <br />Personnel Director Elaine Holmes made this presentation, which is incorporated by <br />reference. <br />John Link said that Elaine Homes and her staff have worked many hours day and night to <br />come up with this information and he expressed appreciation for their work. <br />Elaine Holmes said that the purpose of the work session tonight was for the County <br />Commissioners to provide direction on employee pay and benefits. The Board's original planned <br />directions for the current two-year cycle included the cost of living increase, in-range salary <br />increase, continue the meritorious service awards, and carry out the classification and pay study. <br />This was the original direction two years ago. The fiscal year 2002-2003 brought some fiscal <br />challenges and the Board postponed the pay plan. The budget did not include funding far the four <br />items as planned. The staff is recommending that the Board reconstitute its approach of looking at <br />pay and benefits on a two-year cycle with 2002-2003 as the first year and 2003-2004 as the <br />second year with focus on the classification and pay study implementation in the two-year period. <br />She gave some history of the classification and pay study and the reasons behind it. The <br />study was placed on hold in March 2002. The consultant recommends implementation of a new <br />salary schedule providing for stronger entry rates and more competitive salary ranges and job <br />classification for each position and salary grade assignment for each job classification in the new <br />salary schedule based on current review. The next steps include reviews with department head <br />and employees, completion of final report and presentation to the Board along with related <br />analyses, review as the Board desires, Board adoption of new Classification and Pay Plan and <br />Salary Schedule, and implementation of approved salary administration. The recommendation is <br />to implement phase 1 of the study retroactive April 14t". Phase 1 includes implementation of new <br />job classifications and salary schedule; move employees below new minimum up to new minimum; <br />place employees in new range but off step, on step; and grant a one step {2.5%} service based <br />increase. <br />Elaine Holmes said that she has heard mare employee concern about pay and completion <br />of this study than any other issue in her tenure with the County. She said that employees do <br />understand and have been cooperative and supportive in a difficult year. <br />
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