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ARDEN HILLS SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION—AUGUST 12, 2024 2 <br /> Tessia Melvin discussed Job Content Evaluation explaining that the jobs are classified based on <br /> qualifications, decision making, problem solving, relationships, effort and conditions/hazards. She <br /> stated pay is decided by the Council and the City's pay philosophy. <br /> Tessia Melvin discussed the job classification changes she recommends based on the market <br /> benchmarks and the job descriptions where positions have additional duties that were not included <br /> before. <br /> Councilmember Holden thought there was a discrepancy between the slides showing four <br /> positions at 10% or more below market and the ten suggested job classification changes. <br /> Tessia Melvin responded that the four positions shown in pink are based on a comparison to the <br /> market. The classifications changes are based on the job descriptions, some of which have <br /> changed. <br /> Councilmember Holden asked about the Recreation Supervisor position. She wondered how the <br /> comparison was made when some of the other benchmark cities have much larger recreation <br /> programs. <br /> Tessia Melvin agreed that some of the other cities have much larger Parks and Rec programs but <br /> this recommended change is based the job description and the internal equity. <br /> Councilmember Holden asked for confirmation that when Tessia Melvin stated internally it was <br /> based on Arden Hills. <br /> Tessia Melvin confirmed. The recommendation was based on duties, accountability and budget. <br /> She clarified the market information tells where the City is in comparison to other cities and the <br /> classifications are based on an internal value to the City. She agreed some of the positions aren't <br /> comparing apples to apples,but based job descriptions specific to Arden Hills. <br /> Tessia Melvin presented four options the City has, showing the recommended market <br /> adjustments and the cost of implementation. Councilmembers asked for clarification on if Public <br /> Works was included in any of the options. Tessia Melvin confirmed that the Public Works <br /> positions were excluded from the study because they are union employees. <br /> Tessia Melvin concluded with a comparison table showing where the four options would put the <br /> City in the market based on pay philosophy and showed the cost for 2025. <br /> Councilmember Monson requested clarification regarding option three. She stated that if you <br /> add the 2%, there is more cost because the increase will happen up front, rather than changing the <br /> grid and the ability to step up. <br /> Tessia Melvin confirmed. She stated that option fixes the grid immediately, but you pay for it all <br /> at once. The other options slow it down because steps would be added. The benefit of this option <br /> is everyone gets the same and it's all done right away. Tessia Melvin stated if the cost is too <br /> much, but the Council likes the philosophy, the cost could be reduced if the Council decided to <br /> implement the adjustment in July. <br />
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