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    Trustees approve mid-year raises for identified Operations positions

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    By The Hub on March 1, 2019 Headlines

    Trustees have approved the recommendations of a salary study conducted by the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) calling for mid-year salary increases for certain job positions in Food & Child Nutrition Services, Police & Security, and Maintenance & Facilities Services, Construction Services, and Transportation Services. The action will result in pay scale changes and compensation increases for 61 percent of employees in those departments effective March 1, 2019.

    The TASB study compared the salaries and pay scales for positions in the Operations division with average pay for similar positions in the Dallas labor market. Comparisons were based on jobs requiring similar skills, qualifications and responsibilities at other school districts and Dallas employers.

    The study found that salary adjustments are needed to recruit and retain employees in grounds and food services. As a result the study recommended the district provide an immediate pay raise to employees in certain job categories to be more competitive in the market.

    Among recommendations approved by trustees:

    • Raise the minimum wage for all employees to $12 per hour.
    • Add adjustments for experienced employees in the bottom half of the pay range (i.e., those below market pay).
    • Reset pay ranges to match market pay scales.
    • Adjust the pay for other groups of employees during the regular budget cycle.
    • Create a new pay structure for Construction Services.

    Based on the Board’s action, 1,900, or 61% of employees in Police & Security, Maintenance, Food Services, Construction Services, and Transportation Services will receive immediate salary increases ranging from 9.6 percent to 15 percent. The anticipated cost for the raises for the remainder of the fiscal year is approximately $1.6 million, which will be covered with funds from the district’s general operating budget and special revenue funds.

    TASB is currently conducting a second study to review the salaries of all other district employees. It’s expected the findings will be presented to the board in April. Any recommendations for salary adjustments as a result of that study will be considered as part of the district’s 2019-2020 budget deliberations.

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