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Staff Compensation Update Staff Council Meeting Eduardo Salaz AVP Human Resources May 12, 2015 5/12/2015 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE STAFF SALARY INCREASE EXPENSE BUDGET FY 2015-2016 5/12/2015 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

Staff Compensation Salary Philosophy Staff salary policy reflects the mission, traditions and values of Saint Mary’s College of California as they relate to the larger world and to internal operations. The College is committed to paying salaries according to the guiding principles of: Equity (internal fairness), Stewardship (financial/fiscal prudence) Market forces (external competitiveness) Sustain a high quality education  5/12/15 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

2015-2016 Staff Salary The staff salary scales were increased by 5% in 2011- 2012 with the assistance of the Hay Group; again increased in 2012-2013 by 1%, and by 2% in 2014- 2015. For 2015-2016 the staff salary scales will not increase based on our assessment of surveys of college and university salary increases of about 2.3% over FY 2014-15 and a 2014 Consumer Price Index change of 1.6%. All of this occurred in the context of an improving labor market and economy. 5/12/14 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

2015-2016 Staff Salary Increases Those whose current annual FTE salary is at the minimum to the midpoint (inclusive) in their salary grade range will receive a 2.5% base salary increase. Those whose current annual FTE salary is over midpoint up to the maximum will receive a 2.0% increase adjustment. Those whose current annual FTE salary is at or exceeds the salary grade range maximum will receive 1% lump sum increase. 5/12/14 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

2015-2016 Staff Salary Increases Those hired or promoted after March 31, 2015 will not be eligible for the annual increase on July 1, 2015. Those receiving a performance review that indicates an overall rating of “Needs Improvement” are eligible to receive a non-retroactive increase if performance expectations improve to “Achieves Expectations” no later than December 31, 2015. 5/12/14 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

Staff Salary Ranges July 1, 2015-2016 1 24,663 30,828 37,096 2 27,260   Grade minimum midpoint maximum 1 24,663 30,828 37,096 2 27,260 34,074 40,889 3 29,885 37,319 44,783 4 33,966 42,458 50,949 5 37,443 48,677 59,911 6 43,246 55,979 68,897 7 47,636 61,928 76,220 8 56,998 74,097 91,196 9 64,695 84,103 109,982 10 74,471 96,813 126,601 11 84,041 109,253 142,869 12 105,467 137,107 179,294 5/12/2015 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

Staff Mobility “Churn” The dynamic of changes in distribution of staff throughout the SMC salary grade structure vary from year-to-year and is driven by many factors, including: Hires Retirements Resignations Promotions Job Re-evaluations We believe the increased emphasis over the past year or so on In-Grade salary movement has in part spurred an increase in managers and staff collaboratively updating Position Source Documents (PSDs) to reflect cumulative changes occurring over a period of years. These changes which have included increases in job scope, complexity, impact/accountability, decision-making, and skills and effort required have driven not only pay adjustments but upward re-evaluations in salary grade as well. 5/12/2015 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

Staff Grade Distribution As of May 2015 SG4=-8.3%, SG5=+2%, SG6=+20.6%, SG7=2.7%, SG8=+4%, SG9=+6%, SG10=+2.8%, SG11=0, SG12=-40% 5/12/15 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

FY 2015-2016 Staff Salary (As of May 2015) 430 Total (excl. coaches, cabinet, vp’s, & deans) 245 (57%) Staff below the current scale midpoints 185 (43%) Staff at or above the current scale midpoints 5/12/15 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

Staff Recognition Initiative FY 2015-2016 The staff recognition task force has attained the approval of the Cabinet to move ahead with the launch and administration of a new Staff Recognition Program in FY 2015-16. The 14-member task force is made up of staff representatives from 10 different departments, the Staff Council, and HR. The program launch involves two components: (1) institution wide recognition of individual staff members on an annual basis through a peer nominated process and (2) a peer-to-peer program for on-the-spot recognition between co-workers Subsequent phases in future years may focus on departmental recognition as a third component. 5/12/2015 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”

Questions? 5/12/2015 Saint Mary’s College “Confidential”