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Compensation and Classification Study
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The City of Keene, New Hampshire, is inviting proposals from experienced consulting firms to undertake a comprehensive compensation and classification study. This study aims to evaluate the existing wage structure for the City's workforce of approximately 223 positions across various departments and bargaining units. The goal is to ensure the compensation system is competitive with the labor market, equitable across employee categories, and effectively supports the organization's operational needs. Proposals must be submitted by May 28, 2026, as outlined in solicitation number 02-26-21. The successful consultant will be tasked with analyzing and recommending updates to the classification and compensation framework to better align with market conditions and internal requirements. Interested parties can contact Yves P Gakunde at the City of Keene for further information or submission details. The study is a critical initiative to maintain fair and market-responsive pay practices within the city government.
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