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UW Compensation Plan
Guide and Glossary

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Job
Code 		Job Title State
Job Class Code
Reference		 Representative Group Pay
Tbl 		Pay
Rng 		Min
Mo Rate 		Max
Incremental
Mo Rate 		OT Elg
(1) Job Code:
The four digit code associated with all UW payroll job titles (also referred to as job class code). Clicking the link in this column will bring up the applicable job class specification. For classified non-union job codes (2000-6999), the job class specification will reference the State Job Class Code only (see column 3 explanation below).
(2) Job Title:
Official payroll title associated with the job code. The Job Title as used in the UW compensation plan is the official payroll title designated on the class specification.
(3) State Job Class Code Reference:
The four character alpha-numeric code (e.g. “100N”) referencing the Washington State Department of Personnel class specification to which a UW job class is associated. This column serves as a “crosswalk” for associating the alpha-numeric state job class code reference on the class specification with the appropriate UW job code. Entries in this column are only included for classified non-union classifications (i.e. UW job classes within job codes 2000-6999 only).
(4) Representative Group:
Job codes correlate to specific union or non-union (representative group) status. This column identifies the union bargaining unit or non-union association.
(5) Pay Tbl:

Refers to the applicable pay table for the job class. Clicking the pay table link within the Compensation Plan will bring up the corresponding pay table and the relevant pay range for the specific job code.

C Pay Tables: for University of Washington Classified Non-Union Staff

  • C1 = Classified Non-Union Regular Pay
  • C3 = Classified Non-Union Registered Nurses Special Pay
  • C0 = Classified Non-Union Health Care Special Pay
  • C8 = Classified Non-Union Health Care Special Pay
  • CA = Classified Non-Union Health Care Special Pay
  • CB = Classified Non-Union Health Care Special Pay
B Pay Tables: for University of Washington Contract Classified Staff covered by union bargaining agreements
  • B0 = WFSE Health Care Professional Technical Pay
  • B4 = SEIU Local 925 Regular Pay
  • B6 = SEIU Local 925 Health Care Pay
  • B7 = SEIU Local 925 Health Care Pay
  • BA = WFSE Selected Health Care Professional Technical Pay
  • BB = Contract Classified Represented Selected Health Care Professional Technical Pay
  • BC = 1199NW & SEIU Like Titles Pay
  • BD = 1199NW Health Care Special Pay
  • BE = 1199NW & SEIU Like Titles Pay
  • BF = 1199NW & SEIU Like Titles Pay
  • BG = SEIU Additional Health Care Professional Technical Pay
  • BH = SEIU Additional Health Care Professional Technical Pay
  • BI = Contract Classified Represented Regular Pay
  • BJ = 1199NW & WSNA Registered Nurses Pay
  • BK = WFSE Health Care Professional Technical Pay
  • BL = WFSE Skilled Trades Pay
  • BM = WFSE Skilled Trades Apprentices Pay
  • BP = UWPOA Campus Police Officers & WFSE Police Management Sergeants & Lieutenants Pay
  • BQ = 1199NW Health Care Special Pay
(6) Pay Rng:
Identifies the pay range on the appropriate pay table (column 5) for the job code. Also identifies the starting step within the specific pay range. ‘A’ is the starting step unless specified otherwise.
  • Example #1 - Pay Rng column says Range "40". This means means that step A in Range "40"is the first step in the range for the designated job code.
  • Example #2 - Pay Rng column says Range "40G". This means that step G in Range "40" is the first step in the range for the designated job code.
(7) Min Mo Rate / Max Incremental Mo Rate:
Indicates the minimum and maximum full-time equivalent (100% FTE) monthly salaries for the job code based upon the bottom (starting step) and top steps of the salary range. See Pay Rng above for information regarding the starting step. Hourly or annualized rate equivalents can be viewed on the specific pay tables; refer to the UW Compensation Plan.
Note: The maximum incremental monthly salary rates are the maximum salaries attained after an employee has received all regularly scheduled salary increment increases. The maximum incremental monthly salary rates do not include the Career Enhancement/Growth Program (CEGP) expanded steps.
(8) OT Elg:
“Y” means the job class must receive overtime compensation. “N” means that the job class is not normally eligible for overtime compensation - i.e. overtime exempt. Certain contracts may include provisions allowing for the payment of overtime or compensatory time for job classes marked “N”. See Overtime Eligiibility and Compensation for Non-Academic Staff for additional information.

Additional Terms

Automatic Step
SEIU 925 employees have optional Career Enhancement Growth Program steps (CEGP Steps) added to the pay ranges. The term "automatic step" refers to the highest salary step that an employee can achieve through incremental movement and does not include CEGP expanded steps.
Class Specification
Class specifications are the official documents that are used to determine the proper job classification for Classified Non-Union or Contract Classified positions.
Minimum Qualifications and Desirable Qualifications
The term "minimum qualifications" applies to contract classified positions - those classified positions that are covered by a union contract - where the contract incorporates the term minimum qualifications into contract language. Minimum Qualifications create a training and experience threshold that all applicants for a position must meet. Alternatives to the specified training and experience are permitted when the Minimum Qualifications incorporate the statement" or equivalent education/experience", as most class specifications do.
The term "desirable qualifications" applies to classified non-union positions - those classified positions covered exclusively by civil service rules. The Department of Personnel rules require that the term "desirable qualifications" be used in class specifications to describe type and amount of training and experience that generally make a person qualified to be considered as a candidate for a particular job classification. Desirable qualifications can be applied less rigidly than minimum qualifications and encourage broad consideration of a candidates overall work experience and training.
Where there is no difference between a classified non-union and a contract classified class specification besides the use of the terms "desirable" or "minimum", one specification is used and the appropriate term, "desirable" or "minimum" is used in the job posting statement.