240.235
Compensation plan for classified service. (1) The Personnel Division shall establish and
implement a merit pay system which shall take into consideration individual
performance and organizational accomplishment, prevailing rates of pay for the
services performed and for comparable services in public and private
employment, living costs, maintenance or other benefits received, obligations
established by collective bargaining agreements, and the state’s financial
condition and policies. The merit pay system may provide for monetary awards to
employees for past meritorious service and contribution to the mission and
goals of the employing agency.
(2) Modifications
of the merit pay system may be adopted by the division and shall be effective
only when approved by the Director of the Oregon Department of Administrative
Services.
(3) Except as
provided in subsection (4) of this section, each employee in the classified
service shall be paid a rate within the salary range set forth in the merit pay
system for the class of positions in which employed.
(4) Following any
modification of the classification plan affecting a position, the division may
provide that the rate of compensation of the employee holding such position
shall not be reduced by reason of any such modification. An employee holding
such a position shall not be eligible for any salary increase during such
period of time that the employee’s salary is above the maximum of the salary
range of the classification to which the employee’s position is allocated. [Amended
by 1961 c.451 §1; 1969 c.80 §53; 1975 c.305 §1; 1979 c.468 §12]
Notes of Decisions
American Federation of State v. Executive Department (1981)
orctapp · cites it 14×
“The Board, in In the Matter of the Petition of the State Personnel Division for a Declaratory Ruling, 3 PECBR 1860 (1978), said: "[W]e see no conflict with ORS 240.235 if the Personnel Division were to adopt for a class of work a salary range which encompasses the minimum rate…”
Berry v. State Forestry Department (1978)
orctapp · cites it 2×
“” ORS 240.235(1): "The division shall adopt a compensation plan which shall include, for each class or position, a minimum and a maximum rate, and such intermediate rates as are considered necessary or equitable.”
— Or. Rev. Stat. § 240.235(1) — 3 cases
American Federation of State v. Executive Department (1981)
orctapp
“The Board, in In the Matter of the Petition of the State Personnel Division for a Declaratory Ruling, 3 PECBR 1860 (1978), said: "[W]e see no conflict with ORS 240.235 if the Personnel Division were to adopt for a class of work a salary range which encompasses the minimum rate…”
Berry v. State Forestry Department (1978)
orctapp
“” ORS 240.235(1): "The division shall adopt a compensation plan which shall include, for each class or position, a minimum and a maximum rate, and such intermediate rates as are considered necessary or equitable.”
— Or. Rev. Stat. § 240.235(2) — 1 case
American Federation of State v. Executive Department (1981)
orctapp
“The Board, in In the Matter of the Petition of the State Personnel Division for a Declaratory Ruling, 3 PECBR 1860 (1978), said: "[W]e see no conflict with ORS 240.235 if the Personnel Division were to adopt for a class of work a salary range which encompasses the minimum rate…”
— Or. Rev. Stat. § 240.235(3) — 3 cases
American Federation of State v. Executive Department (1981)
orctapp
“The Board, in In the Matter of the Petition of the State Personnel Division for a Declaratory Ruling, 3 PECBR 1860 (1978), said: "[W]e see no conflict with ORS 240.235 if the Personnel Division were to adopt for a class of work a salary range which encompasses the minimum rate…”
Berry v. State Forestry Department (1978)
orctapp
“” ORS 240.235(1): "The division shall adopt a compensation plan which shall include, for each class or position, a minimum and a maximum rate, and such intermediate rates as are considered necessary or equitable.”
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