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Last Revised: 10 Oct 2019
Refer Questions to: Executive Director, Human Resources
This policy applies to regular and extended temporary staff in all offices and divisions of Gallaudet University, unless specifically covered by collective bargaining agreements made between Gallaudet University and certified bargaining agents.
The staff wage and salary program at Gallaudet University provides for the establishment of internally equitable and externally competitive salary ranges for exempt and non-exempt staff positions. The specific objectives of the staff salary program are to:
Gallaudet periodically reviews salary survey data in an effort to keep Gallaudet's salary ranges competitive. In determining appropriate salary ranges, the following factors may be considered:
Decisions regarding adjustments to salary ranges are made based on funding levels and institutional priorities.
Performance Evaluation A major component of the staff salary program is the performance evaluation system. Managers are expected to provide annual performance evaluations, which can serve as a regular, systematic appraisal of an employee's skills, contributions, and potential for assuming greater responsibility. Gallaudet’s performance evaluation period falls from July 1 to June 30. While the primary purposes of evaluating performance are to identify strengths and weaknesses, to determine training needs, to give deserved recognition, and to enhance promotion and transfer opportunities, the evaluations may also be used as a basis for recommending a merit increase. Merit increases are contingent upon the availability of adequate funding.
Administration The President is responsible for the overall administration of the staff salary program. Administrative officers are responsible for the management of salary programs within their divisions. Each administrative officer is responsible for remaining within the budget provided for staff salaries. The Human Resources has day-to-day responsibility for ensuring that the staff compensation program is being followed throughout the institution.
Approved by: Gallaudet University Board of Trustees
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