AHRS Periodical
July 2007 - Volume 1, Issue 24
IN THIS ISSUE
Statewide Pay Action Summary Report
Policy Update
Performance Planning and Evaluation Policy Modified
Requiring Participation in the Employee Assistance Program
Administering Preferential Hiring Rights
Employee Transfers and Salary Verification
Repayment of Leave Donations
Standards of Conduct Policy Update
Employment & Careers
RMS Program Enhancements
Reference Checks
Workforce Planning
State Workforce Plan
Agency Workforce Plans

AHRS Periodical PDF Version

Statewide Pay Action Summary Report
April - June 2007

Pay Action
# Actions
# Pay Adjustments
Avg. % Adjustment
Promotions
522
513
14.87
Demotion - Voluntary
54
28
-11.29
Demotion – Disciplinary
7
7
-6.76
Demotion - Performance
1
1
-5
Role Change – Upward
234
193
9.58
Role Change – Lateral
86
29
6.98
Role Change – Downward
12
2
-4
Voluntary Transfer – Competitive
709
470
9.56
Voluntary Transfer - Non-Competitive
258
24
7.93
Temporary Pay – All Reasons
199
199
8.29
End Temporary Pay
198
198
-7.82
Competitive Salary Offer
40
40
12.62
Reassignment within Band
68
-
-
Apply/Adjust Special Rate
104
104
3.31
Disciplinary Pay Action
       
IBA – Change in Duties Increase
388
388
7.18
IBA – New KSAs/Competencies
506
506
7.47
IBA – Retention
634
634
6.29
IBA – Internal Alignment Increase
2218
2218
6.43
       
Bonus – Change in Duties
58
58
2.92
Bonus – Internal Alignment
13
13
2.54
Bonus – New KSAs/Comp.
378
378
1.60
Bonus – Retention
25
25
3.18
Bonus – Recognition, Monetary
2583
2583
.76
Bonus – Recognition, Non - Monetary
122
122
.06
Bonus – Sign-On
51
51
3.06
Bonus – Recognition Leave
4483
-
-
Bonus -Referral
3
3
.97
Suggestion Award - Monetary
2
2
.78
Suggestion Award - Leave
1
-
-
Exceptional Retention Bonus Payout
30
30
5.89
Exceptional Retention Leave Award
8
-
-
Sign-On Leave
13
-
-
Overall Approximate Totals
14,008
8,819
3.24

There were 8,583 upward pay adjustments at an average of 5.56%
There were 236 downward pay adjustments at an average of -6.97%
Note: In addition to the above, all state employees were granted 8 hours of Recognition Leave by Governor Kaine effective May 3, 2007.

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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