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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on March 5, 2014. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Employee Classification And Compensation And Benefits Survey

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RFP14125State & Local

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The contract involves conducting a comprehensive classification, compensation, and benefits survey for SANBAG to ensure an equitable and manageable system for its employees across both exempt and nonexempt roles. The current salary schedule, established in 2010, includes salary ranges for each classification, with a total of approximately 49.5 full-time positions. Over recent years, SANBAG's operational and staffing changes have likely impacted the scope and nature of work performed, necessitating a thorough review and potential updates to its classification and pay structures. The selected firm will analyze these changes and recommend necessary adjustments to better align employee classifications and compensation with current organizational needs. The project, titled "Employee Classification And Compensation And Benefits Survey," was solicited under RFP14125 with a response deadline of March 21, 2014. It is managed by California's Management Services & Air Quality & Mobi organization, with Jeffery Hill serving as the primary contact. The scope of work is focused on evaluating SANBAG’s staffing and operational shifts to develop a fair, efficient, and contemporary classification and compensation system that supports organizational goals and employee equity.

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California → Management Services & Air Quality & Mobi

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AgencyCalifornia → Management Services & Air Quality & Mobi
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The selected firm will consider the objectives of SANBAG and recommend changes necessary to establish and maintain an equitable and easy to administer classification and compensation and benefit system for SANBAG employees in both exempt and nonexempt positions. SANBAG’s existing classification and salary schedule includes a salary range for each classification and was established in 2010. At the present time, the numberof active full-time positions is 49.5. The purpose of the Classification and Compensation and Benefit Study is to address changes in SANBAG operations and staffing over the last several years, which may have affected the type, scope and level of work being performed.

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