by Kathy W Bryant | Oct 8, 2019 | Classification & Compensation, HR Council
Chief HR Officers, Below and attached are for your information. Dear Directors of Institutional Research, Please find attached a memo with information about a new Faculty Salary Analysis Tool. We are requesting that you preview the tool and provide feedback by Monday,...
by Kathy W Bryant | Sep 24, 2019 | Classification & Compensation, HR Council
Please see below email from CUPA on the DOL’s new overtime rule. This rule changes the salary threshold that an incumbent must earn in the position to be considered FLSA exempt. The salary that must be met has increased from $23,660 to $35,568. It appears that we...
by Kathy W Bryant | Sep 18, 2019 | Classification & Compensation, HR Council
The IRIT IT Professional classifications have now been in place for a year. Based on campus feedback during this period, we are proposing a change to education and experience requirements for some classifications requiring higher levels of initial experience. IT...
by Kathy W Bryant | Sep 16, 2019 | Classification & Compensation, HR Council, Leave
In follow-up to our phone call today, I wanted to offer further updates on two items. With re. to the currently enacted freeze on selected salary increase actions: The freeze has been lifted for the State “agencies.” It is not at all clear that this lifting of the...
by Kathy W Bryant | Sep 12, 2019 | Classification & Compensation, HR Council
The template for Q1 salary increase reporting is attached to this email. There are very few changes, with the following exceptions: Do not use the EHRA ARP reporting code at this point. We will expect to see all ARP increases reported on the Q2 report, once rules for...
by Kathy W Bryant | Jul 24, 2019 | Classification & Compensation, HR Council
Per my email last month, we’ve finalized some very modest changes to the JCAT matrix. Until the next yearly round of CUPA updates are released, please consider the attached JCAT matrix as the definitive source for the UNC System. As always, we’ll continue to CC a wide...
