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DATE July 16 , :L
INTRODUCED BY Hansey__
PROPOSED BY Executive
RESOLUTION N0. �1_ag__
A RESOLUTION IN THE MATTER OF
ADOPTING A SALARY-SCHEDULE FOR THE
NON -UNION WHATCOM COUNTY EMPLOYEES
WHEREAS, it is necessary to establish the salaries of the
non -union employees, and
WHEREAS, the County Council has adopted the concept of a
salary grid of twenty - eight Ranges and seven Steps plus an
Entry Step in each Range as the basis for negotiating 1981
and future salaries for non -union exempt and union
employees, and
WHEREAS, the Council intends that all non -union exempt
employees with the exception of the Elected Officials be
placed within a specific Range of the aforementioned basic
salary grid: for pay purposes;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That the salaries of the non -union employees except
for the Elected Officials be set at the Ranges
established in Exhibit B,
2. That the salaries of the Whatcom County Elected
Officials shall be established as set forth in
Exhibit A,
3. That all changes in benefits and.salary as a result
of this Resolution shall become effective January
1, 1981, in accordance with the intent of
Resolution 80 -17, dated March 20, 1980
4. That the non -union employees shall be granted the
following benefits, and that the benefits shall
include full premium coverage for the employee,
spouse, and dependent children of the employee,
a. Health and Welfare benefits under the Whatcom
Medical Bureau Plan #405, including
Prescription drug care. The maximum amount the
employee will be required. to,pay for each
prescription shall not exceed one dollar
($1.00). (Some Public Works Department Exempt
employees may be covered by the Teamster's
Medical Plan.)
b. Dental Insurance under the Washington Dental
Service Program No.126,
C. Vision Care under the Teamster's Vision Care
Trust Fund, (standard care plan),
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d. Life Insurance, in the face amount of $5,000.00
5. That County payment.of premium for benefits of non-
union employees be made on behalf of employees who
receive compensation during a calendar month.
Compensation.is defined for this purpose in this
Resolution as payment of wages for work performed,
vacation, accrued sick leave, or other paid leave;
provided that said work, vacation, and /or paid
leave must equal or exceed payment for fifty (50)
hours in a calendar month. Income resulting from
,non - industrial injury to a maximum of twelve (12)
months from the date of the injury shall also be
credited as compensation.
6. That any change in salary Range or classification
of any employee covered by the attached schedule
must receive prior approval of the Whatcom County
Council; PROVIDED FURTHER that any employee
assigned initially to the Entry Step of a Range
shall move to Step One in that Range at the
completion of four months of County service. Step
Raises other than to Step One are always awarded on
January 1st of each year for all eligible non -union
employees.
7. That for'the purposes of Vacation Schedule, Sick
Leave benefits, Bereavement Leave, Jury Duty,
Military Leave, and Paid Holidays, Exempt employees
shall be entitled to the same benefits as outlined
in.the Inside Collective Bargaining Agreement,
provided that the same requirements for eligibility
are met.
8. That in the event Whatcom County should ever be
effected by a strike of its employees, the County
Executive is empowered to authorize, overtime pay
for exempt employees during the period of the
strike.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Resolution No. 80 -9 of the
County Council of Whatcom County, Washington, dated the 21st
day of February, 1980, is; hereby rescinded
PASSED this 22nd _ day of __July _. _, 1981.
ATTEST: Joan Ogden
County Auditor & Ex- Officio
Clerk of The Council
By:
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DEPUTY
eputy
WHATCOM COUNTY COUNCIL
WHATCO'M COUNTY, WASHINGTON
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SHIRLEY VA ZE AN N
COUNCIL CHAIRPERSON
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EXHIBIT "A"
ELECTED OFFICIALS SALARIES -- 1981
Whatcom
County
Executive
$3,367.26 /month =
$40,407 /year
Whatcom
County
Prosecutor
$3,367.26/month =
$40,407 /year
Whatcom-County
Sheriff
$2,556.33 /month =
$30,676 /year
Whatcom
County
Assessor
$2;400.83 /month =
$28,810 /year
Whatcom
County
Auditor
$2,400:83 /month =
$28,810 /year
Whatcom
County
Treasurer
$2,400.83 /month =
$28,810 /,year
Judicial
Administrator
$2,182.33/month
= $26,188 /year
(Superior
Court
Clerk)
Medical
Examiner
$ 997.92 /month =
$11,975/year
County Council
.$ 433.00 /month =
$ 5,196 /year
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EXHIBIT "B"
EXEMPT OFFICIALS SALARIES -- 1981
RANGE POSITION INCUMBENT'S MONTHLY SALARY STEP
JAN 1st FEB 16th OTHER
28 Director,
Public Works 2,963 3,083 Step 6
27 Chief Criminal
Deputy 2,448 2,546 Step 2
27 Chief Civil
Deputy 2,448. 2,546 Step 2
26 Assistant Director
of Public Works &
County Engineer
2,828
2,941
Step
7
25
Director, Parks
2,335
2,430
Step .3
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Director, Planning
2,335
2,430
Step
3
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Senior Deputy,
Prosecuting Atty -
2,078
2,162
Step
1
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Undersheriff
2,157
2,244
Step
2
23
Hearing Examiner
2,228
2,318
Step
4
23
Director, Juvenile
Services
2,313
2,406
Step
5
23
Assistant County
Engineer
.2,401
2,498
Step
6
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Maintenance &
Operations
Supervisor
2,313
2,406
Step
5
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Director, Personnel
1,840
11914
Entrystep
1,987
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Assistant Director,
Planning
2,136
2,222
Step
4
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Director,
Misdemeanant
Probation & Parole
2,126
2,212
Step
5
21
Deputy Director,
Public Works,
Building & Codes
1,473
2,053
Step
3
20
Purchasing Agent
1,964
2,0!13
Step
4
1,827
20
Director,
Assigned Counsel
1,692
1,760
Entrystep
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eteecsr' A uven Services
2,039
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Deputy II,
Prosecuting Attorney
1,892
.1,823
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Juvenile Court
Commissioner
1,964
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Assistant Director,
Parks
2,106
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Director,
Mental Health
1,748
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Director,
Developmental
Disabilities
1,748
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Director, Public
Employment Program
1,955
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Court Reporter
(3 positions)
2,191
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Fiscal Manager,
Public Works
2,029
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Superintendent,
Buildings. & Safety
2,029
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Deputy Assessor
2,019
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Grants Coordinator
1,739.
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Assistant Hearing
Examiner
1,874
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Chief Inspector,
Public Works
vacant
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Operations Manager,
Parks
2,019
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Voluntary Commitment
Officer
1,668
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Senior Planner
1,865
17 Involuntary
Commitment Officer 1,668
16 Deputy I,
Prosecuting Attorney 1,660
1,660
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16 Administrative
Assistant, Treasurer 1,852
16 District Court
Administrator 1,660
2,121
1,968
1,896
2,043
2,191
1,818
1,818
2,033
2,111
?,111
2,100
1,809
1,949
Step 5
Step 3
Step 2
Step 4
Step 7
Step 2
Step 2
Step 5
Over Top
Step
Step 6
Step 6
Step 7
Step 3
Step 5
2,100 Step 7
1,735 Step 3
1,940 Step 6/7
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1,735
1,726
1,726
1 ,792.
1 , 852.
1,726
Step 3
Step 4
Step !!
Step
Over Top
Step
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Deputy SEPA Official
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Secretary &
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1 , 305
Administrative
1,399
Assistant, Executive
1,576
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Secretary & Clerk
5
1,392
Of The Council
1,576
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Personnel Analyst
1,2;7
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Administrative
Secretary
.1,345
10
Confidential
Secretary
1,338
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Detention Secretary
1,338
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Law Librarian &
1,230
A.rchivest
8
Legal Secretary
1,277
1,021
1,021
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Clerk II
1,044
1,008
1,602 Step 2
1,639
Step
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1,639
Step
6
1 , 305
Entr,ystep
1,399
Step
4
1,392
Step
5
1,392
Step
5
1,280
Step
5
1,379
Step 7
1,062
Entr,ystep 1
1,102
1,062
Entrystep 1
1,102
1,086
Step 4
1,046
Step ?