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~UI.~-- ]'--88 FRI 15:21 WAT-E, RS COHSULTIHC; 97248-~-~1951 P. 06 <br /> <br /> Technical Approach & <br /> Professional Fee Schedule <br /> Provided by The Waters Consulting Group. Inc. <br /> <br /> A senior member, of our firm will be responsible for a. ccurately matching jobs <br /> and compiling all relevant salary data from the Texas Municipal League <br /> Salary Survey database. <br /> <br /> The validity of the survey results is dependent ou our sound survey <br /> techniques surrounding the following key survey areas: <br /> <br /> · Bencl'mmrk job descriptions to aid in job matching <br /> · Relevant sm-vey participants <br /> · Relevant survey and related statistical information <br /> · Timely data <br /> <br /> Selection o[survey We will work closely with the City to determine the benchmark survey <br /> participants participants and job titles. The selection of participants and job' titles must <br /> satisfy the City in order to demonstrate that the survey(s) and its findings are <br /> and jobs sound. With this in mind, essentially three questions are asked: <br /> <br /> 1. Against what cities does the City of Paris compete for employees? <br /> 2. To what cities is the City of Parls losing employees'?. <br /> 3. To what cities does the City of Paris compare itself?. <br /> <br /> Immediate Salary The City Manager has stated that the City has an immediate need to <br /> review 10-12 key management positions. WCG will work with the City <br /> Survey Needs in this effort on an hourly basis and research the necessary salary survey <br /> data to satisfy this urgent need. <br /> <br /> Salary Structure and Budget <br /> <br /> After each surveyed position has been "priced" in the competitive market, a <br /> salary structure (or structures) will be developed to cover all positions within <br /> the City. This has been estimated by the City to consist of approximately 100 <br /> job titles (and 350 employees). Design issues in the development of the plan <br /> include: <br /> <br /> · Th~ width ofthe salary ranges <br /> · The midpoint progression from one grade to the next <br /> · The overlap of one grade with adjacent grades to assure promotional <br /> equity <br /> <br /> 4 <br /> <br /> <br />