July 2005 - Volume 1, Issue 16
In This Issue
Statewide Pay Action Summary Report
Policy Guide
Legislation Affects ESP Program
Compensation Perspectives
ESP: A Win-Win For Employees and Agencies
Recognition Pays
Salary Survey Viewer
Employment & Careers
Obtaining State Applications
Veterans Recruitment Survey
Update on Statewide Applicant Tracking System
Workforce Planning
Position Records Impact Workforce Data

AHRS PeriodicalPDF Version

Statewide Pay Action Summary Report
April - June 2005

Pay Action
# Actions
# Pay Adjustments
Avg. % Adjustment
Promotions
464
459
16.12
Demotion - Voluntary
62
26
-8.90
Demotion – Disciplinary
2
2
-6.25
Role Change – Upward
260
224
9.61
Role Change – Lateral
114
40
7.09
Role Change – Downward
28
3
-9.31
Voluntary Transfer – Competitive
735
491
8.96
Voluntary Transfer - Non-Competitive
220
28
-1.95
Temporary Pay – All Reasons
206
206
8.52
End Temporary Pay
146
146
-8.46
Competitive Salary Offer
67
67
13.45
Reassignment within Band
71
-
-
Apply/Adjust Special Rate
63
63
2.26
       
IBA – Change in Duties Increase
380
380
7.49
IBA – New KSAs/Competencies
361
361
8.69
IBA – Retention
646
646
6.01
IBA – Internal Alignment Increase
1743
1743
6.73
       
Bonus – Change in Duties
33
33
3.53
Bonus – Internal Alignment
7
7
5.57
Bonus – New KSAs/Comp.
71
71
2.68
Bonus – Retention
21
21
4.44
Bonus – Recognition, Monetary
1106
1106
1.04
Bonus – Sign-On
14
14
4.10
Bonus – Recognition Leave
670
-
-
Bonus – Project
82
82
1.71
Bonus – Referral
7
7
.60
Bonus - Non-Monetary
Exceptional Retention Bonus
10
10
7.73
Exceptional Retention Leave
4
-
-
Sign-On Leave
6
-
-
Overall Approximate Totals
7,599
6,236
3.66

There were 6,031 upward pay adjustments at an average of 6.32%
There were 205 downward pay adjustments at an average of -6.97%

Workforce Planning and the Periodical's Pay Action Summary data may vary within the same reporting period based on the timing of data runs, agency retraction requests, and the manual review and extraction of erroneous PMIS entries.

 

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