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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1/25/2022 - Meeting Minutes Meeting Minutes Citizens’ Compensation Advisory Committee January 25, 2022 Members Present: Ray Schelble Mike Terry Jeff Worthington Brandon Dew Casey Lund Jeff Herring Jana Bake Staff Present: David Salazar, Compensation Administrator Michael Jenson, Classification & Compensation Analyst Guests: Jeffrey Kauffmann A recording of these proceedings is on file and available by request from the SLC- HR Department. Meeting Open & Welcome: Ray Schelble called the meeting to order and established a quorum. All committee members were present. The following statement was made by Chairman Schelble: To help reduce the transmission of COVID-19, this meeting is being held virtually. Ongoing COVID-19 pandemic conditions that exist in Salt Lake City including but are not limited to the elevated number of cases. Therefore, as chair of the Citizens’ Compensation Advisory Committee, I do hereby determine that meeting at an anchor location presents a substantial risk to the health and safety to those that may be present. The decision to meet online follows a local increase in COVID-19 cases in the city and elsewhere. The change in meeting attendance is a precautionary measure for the safety of the public and City employees and is based on the latest reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Salt Lake County Health Department. The Committee will return with hybrid or in-person meetings when appropriate. Review & adopt: The committee members reviewed and approved the minutes from the January 11, 2022, committee meeting. The motion was set by Brandon Dew to approve. Minor update about members present was recommended and accepted by Committee. Public Comment: None Compensation activity update, including progress of special third-party analysis and report on non-represented benchmark jobs: David Salazar provided a brief update, particularly regarding the third-party study. The main objective of this study is to have a third-party entity do an analysis and review and provide us with some recommendations about what, if any, can and should be made to ensure that the city is able to maintain a competitive pay position, that we have established for ourselves. In conjunction with our new pay philosophy which is to establish the City as a pay leader, especially in the local market. We are looking forward to getting the results in a report. Expecting that the final report of this study will be presented to the Committee in our next meeting with you on February 15, 2022. Discussion of Topics, statistical data, and recommendations which may be included in the Committee’s 2022 annual report, including but not limited to: David Salazar led this discussion. Michael Jenson provided support regarding the local area benchmark market analysis overview. The following discussion topics were covered during this meeting. • Employee Turnover and recruitment data statistics overview o Overall Recruitment Statistics  Citywide • 510 job postings (348 in 2020) • 17,051 applicants (13,818 in 2020) • 412 full-time employees hired (379 in 2020) o Departments Turnover breakdown  Breakdown provided for 2021 and then a comparison with 2020 • Overall turnover and then breakdown by voluntary and involuntary o Does not include seasonal employees o Sworn Turnover Data  Police Statistics Reviewed • Turnover o Voluntary  46 Resignations o Involuntary  1 Death  4 Probationary Releases • Recruitment o 51 Total Hires  5 Lateral (experienced LEO)  46 Entry Level New Hires  Fire Statistics Reviewed • Turnover o Voluntary  5 Resignations  14 Retirements o Involuntary  1 Death  1 Probationary Release • Recruitment o 27 Total Hires o Union Jobs Recruitment Statistics  AFSCME • Trade & Craft (100 Series) o 2,161 external applicants  1,954 were from Utah (90%) o 124 hires  122 were from Utah (98%) • Clerical & Administrative Support (200 Series) o 1,112 external applicants  998 were from Utah (90%) o 44 hires  43 were from Utah (98%) • Paraprofessional (330 Series) o 848 external applicants  676 were from Utah (80%) o 63 hires  63 were from Utah (100%) • AFSCME Overall Statistics o In total, approximately 86% of all external applicants and 99% of new hires were from the state of Utah.  Police Officers Recruitment Statistics • 1,468 external applicants o 1,085 were from Utah (74%) • 65 hires o 59 were from Utah (91%)  Firefighters Recruitment Statistics • 766 external applicants o 446 were from Utah (58%) • 27 hires o 25 were from Utah (93%) • Local area benchmark market data analysis o Findings are displayed in three separate lists this year, compared to previous years’ two lists  2020-2021 • Union • Non-Union  2021-2022 • AFSCME • Public Safety • Non-Represented o Compensation Philosophy – NEW  Salt Lake City desires to position itself as a pay leader • This philosophy will have different strategies and practices for the various groups. o AFSCME Comparison Strategy  Market Median to SLC Top Rate (Union) • The comparison is to the Market Median instead of the Market Top Rate due to the market not having guaranteed steps. Without guaranteed steps the market employees may not reach the top rate (top of range). Whereas at SLC, employees are guaranteed to reach the top rate assigned to their job. o Public Safety Comparison Strategy  Market Top Rate to SLC Top Rate o Non-Represented Comparison Strategy  Working with NFP to determine appropriate strategy to achieve philosophy • Currently illustrated o Market Median to SLC Median  General overview of the initial findings and market comparison for the three separate lists in addition to the overall City summary. • Overall City Benchmarks Summary o 99 Benchmark Jobs o 97% Market Position • AFSCME Summary o 41 Benchmark Jobs o 99% Market Position • Public Safety Summary o 10 Benchmark Jobs o 96% Market Position • Non-Represented Summary o 48 Benchmark Jobs o 96% Market Position Unfinished business: None. Confirmed next meeting dates: − Tuesday, February 15, 2022 from 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM − Tuesday, May 10, 2022 from 4:00pm – 5:00pm (as necessary) − Tuesday, October 4, 2022 from 4:00pm – 5:00pm Meeting adjourned at approximately 4:51 PM