FLSA TRANSITION October 2016.

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FLSA TRANSITION October 2016

Agenda Why are things changing Who is impacted When will things change What changes will take place How the changes are being implemented Resources

Why are things changing The Department of Labor (DOL) recently issued a new ruling related to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) to be effective December 1, 2016. The provisions that most directly impact the University are: The threshold for being classified as exempt (not eligible for overtime pay) increased from $23,660 to $47,476 per year ($913/week) The threshold is prorated for part-time employees Although the final ruling was issued in May 2016, the University needed time to figure out how to best implement the changes.

Who is impacted (and who is not) Employees with the primary duty of teaching are exempt Professors, Lecturers Employees holding multiple positions (one teaching, one not, may be exempt) Registered students employed in student titles are exempt GSRs, TA’s, Associates, etc. Without salary appointments are not impacted All other employees are impacted if pay (pro-rated for part time employees) is below the threshold Approximately 100 academic employees will become non-exempt Includes non-faculty recall appointments

When will things change DOL ruling takes effect December 1, 2016 UC changes will take place November 20, 2016; the start of a bi- weekly pay period Postdoctoral Scholar scale will change December 1, 2016 as a result of bargaining Scale changes December 4, 2016 for non-exempt Postdocs Training on the new contract will be held soon

What changes will take place An employee with a salary (pro-rated for part-time) below the threshold will: Be paid on the bi-weekly pay schedule Track and report time on an hourly basis Be paid an hourly rate Hourly rate= annual rate/2088 Be eligible for over-time pay if more than 40 hours of work in a week. Overtime is paid at time-and-a-half Additional hours below 40 hours are paid at the normal hourly rate. Accrue vacation and sick leave on a factor basis vs. table basis

Impacted employees by group Junior Specialists All Junior Specialists will become non-exempt and transition to hourly pay Assistant Specialist Step I and II Pay scale will increase to bring rates above the threshold (UCSB min = scale rate). Full time employees will remain exempt Step I $44,367 to $47,484 Step II $47,268 to $48,492 Part-time employees in any non-teaching, non-student title with prorated pay below the threshold will transition to hourly pay

More on part-time employees Determination of exempt or non-exempt will be made at the time of appointment, reappointment, or modification of the appointment. Determination is made based on total employment, not per job Make sure appointment paperwork lists other employment if applicable If also teaching, evaluated on an individual basis by Academic Personnel Variable appointments or end of multiple appointments Must change to non-exempt if below threshold for a month May stay as non-exempt if occasionally above threshold Will evaluate individually based on long-term intent Reductions in time for FMLA reasons or partial leave do not change status

How the changes are being implemented Pay schedule for those changing from exempt to non-exempt December 1: receive pay for the period of November 1-November 19 December 14: receive pay for the period of November 20 to December 3 December 28: receive pay for the period of December 4-December 17 Vacation pay-out, if requested, will be issued with the December 1 paycheck

PPS programming update November 1 to allow non-exempt academic titles New title codes and salary scales for non-exempt employees have been developed New codes available now, except Postdoctoral Scholar, non-exempt New “N” scales available now PPS programming update November 1 to allow non-exempt academic titles Academic Personnel sending notification and information packet to each impacted employee, with copy to department. AP Folio being updated to reflect changes

Employee tasks Review notification letter and packet they receive via email Attend information sessions Submit vacation pay-out request to Academic Personnel by Nov. 10 Report time on an hourly basis (to the nearest quarter hour), accurately reflecting time worked Review own personal finances regarding planning, auto-payments, etc.

Department tasks Review roster of impacted employees Update PPS for each employee before November 20 Determine if employees will be positive or exception pay Meet with employees to review hourly/Bi-weekly time-keeping and reporting processes (Kronos updates are being coordinated centrally) Complete department section of vacation pay-out form and facilitate submission to Academic Personnel by November 10 Advise PI’s of the changes; particularly need to accurately report and pay actual hours and any possible budget implications

PPS instructions for exempt to non-exempt End existing appointments and distributions effective 11/19/16. Establish new appointments and distributions beginning 11/20/16. Use non-exempt (NEX) title code as indicated on roster Use hourly rate indicated on roster Rate code changed from A (Annual) to H (Hourly) Pay Schedule changed from MO (Monthly) to BW (Bi-Weekly) Leave code is unchanged Time code may be R (exception pay) or Z (positive pay) Additional instruction will be provided for non-exempt Postdoc input Academic Personnel will over-ride FSLA status as needed

PPS instructions for Asst. Specialist I & II pay rate change only End existing distributions effective 11/19/16. Establish new distributions effective 11/20/16. Use new rate indicated on the roster.

Other non-exempt considerations Travel time: Time during the appointee’s regular work hours is considered time worked. Time outside of assigned regular work hours is not time worked, unless actual work is performed during that time Rest and meal breaks: Rest breaks are included in time worked Meal breaks are not included in time worked Vacation and sick leave reporting: Report in increments rounded to the nearest quarter hour

Resources Academic Personnel web-site Updated salary scales “N” scales Postdoc and Assistant Specialist new rates Resources for Department Analysts Supervisor/Manager Fact Sheet PPS instructions FAQs Resources for Academic Employees Transition Assistance (vacation pay out) request form

Academic Personnel contacts PPS questions: Andrea Dittman x3445 andrea.dittman@ucsb.edu Academic Coordinators: Helly Kwee x5428 helly.kwee@ucsb.edu Karen Moreno x5429 karen.moreno@ucsb.edu Research titles other than listed below: Joanna Kettmann x5048 joanna.kettmann@ucsb.edu Asst. Specialists, Jr. Specialists, Postdoctoral Scholars Billy Ko x4441 billy.ko@ucsb.edu General implementation questions: June Betancourt x5728 june.betancourt@ucsb.edu Cindy Doherty x8332 cindy.doherty@ucsb.edu