Insufficient_Data_2021_Comp_Exhibit_A.pdf
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- Comprehensive Compensation Study
- Solicitation number
- RFP No. HR-0142
- Issued by
- Santa Cruz County, San Francisco City, California
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Exhibit A is a document from the City's Human Resources Department detailing job classifications with insufficient data from the 2021 Compensation Study, associated with RFP No. HR-0142. The exhibit lists 11 specific job classifications across various municipal service areas including Parks and Recreation, Parking, Public Works, and Water Services, categorized by family and employee group.
The document specifically highlights job classifications that could not be fully analyzed in the compensation study due to an insufficient number of surveyed agency matches. These classifications span service and mid-management levels, covering roles such as Facility Attendant, Parking Attendant, Resource Recovery Workers, Solid Waste Workers, Water Distribution Crew Leaders, and Utility Supervisors. The exhibit serves as a critical component of the City's comprehensive compensation study, which aims to review and potentially adjust compensation structures across multiple municipal workforce segments.
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Exhibit A - Insufficient Data (2021 Compensation Study) RFP No. HR-0142
Classification Family Employee Group Facility Attendant Parks and Recreation Service Parking Attendant Parking Service Resource Recovery Supervisor Public Works Supervisor Resource Recovery Worker I Public Works Service Solid Waste Worker Public Works Service Superintendent of Parking Services Parking Mid Management Superintendent of Water Distribution Water Mid Management Utility Supervisor Water Supervisor Water Distribution Crew Leader IV Water Supervisor Water Treatment Operator III Water Service
Note: This is not a full list of the classifications that need benchmarking and/or mapping;
rather, this is a listing of the benchmarked classifications that had an insufficient number of surveyed agency matches in the 2021 Compensation Study, and therefore could not be analyzed (insufficient data).
Insufficient Data 2021
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