the california state university salaryschedule

The California State University

SALARY SCHEDULEOffice of the Chancellor • Human Resources

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Fiscal Year 1998/99

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Issue Date: 09/08/1998 Page 1

SECTION

I ALPHABETICAL LISTING

II CLASS CODE LISTING

III ABOLISHED AND SUPERSEDED CLASSES

IV EXPLANATORY NOTES

V C99 - CONFIDENTIAL CLASSES

VI E99 - EXCLUDED CLASSES

VII M80 - MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL PLAN

VIII M98 - EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT CLASSES

IX R01 - PHYSICIANS

X R02 - HEALTH CARE SUPPORT

XI R03 – FACULTYTY

SECTION

XII R04 - ACADEMIC SUPPORT UNIT

XIII R05 - OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT SERVICES

XIV R06 - SKILLED CRAFTS

XV R07 - CLERICAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES

XVI R08 - PUBLIC SAFETY

XVII R09 - TECHNICAL & SUPPORT SERVICES

XVIII R10 - INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS (IUOE)

XIX PREMIUM OVERTIME

XX SIX MONTH INCREASE

XXI OCCUPATIONAL INDEX REFERENCE

XXII PAY LETTER UPDATES

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CLASS CLASS TITLE CB ADMIN

ID GRADE

LEVEL

2867 ACCOMPANIST I R09

2866 ACCOMPANIST II R09

1762 ACCOUNTANT I R09

4555 ACCOUNTANT II R09

1733 ACCOUNTING CLERK R07

1730 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN I R07

1741 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN II R07

1740 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN III R07

1036 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -10/12 R09


1038 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -12 MONTH R09

5341 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST I R09

5342 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST II R09

5343 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST III R09

1131 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY R07

1030 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -10/12 R07


1032 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -12 MONTH R07

1033 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -10/12 R07


1035 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -12 MONTH R07

5255 ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE R09

3318 ADMINISTRATOR I M80 I

3319 ADMINISTRATOR I - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 I

3312 ADMINISTRATOR II M80 II

3313 ADMINISTRATOR II - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 II

3306 ADMINISTRATOR III M80 III

3307 ADMINISTRATOR III - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 III

3300 ADMINISTRATOR IV M80 IV

3301 ADMINISTRATOR IV - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 IV

0402 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -10/12 R09


ID GRADE

LEVEL


0400 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -12 R09

0670 ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN R09

6500 ASBESTOS WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

5287 ASSISTANT BUDGET ANALYST R09

5284 ASSOCIATE BUDGET ANALYST R09

5784 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES I R09

5783 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES II R09

5787 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES III R09

1514 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT I R09

1513 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT II R09

6851 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC R06

6575 BLACKSMITH R06

6577 BLACKSMITH, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

2899 BOOK REPAIRER I R07

2898 BOOK REPAIRER II R07

1874 BRIDGE STUDENT ASSISTANT E99

1876 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

1875 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

6215 BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER R06

6702 BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER R06

4791 BUYER I R07

4792 BUYER II R07

4793 BUYER II - LEAD R07

4794 BUYER III R07

4795 BUYER III - LEAD R07

4790 BUYER TRAINEE R07

8980 CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER R09

8352 CAMPUS GUARD R07

6480 CARPENTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6476 CARPENTER I R06

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LEVEL

6475 CARPENTER II R06

6479 CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

1800 CASUAL WORKER E99

6633 CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6838 CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICE R06

6701 CERTIFIED BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER APPRENTICE R06

6477 CERTIFIED CARPENTER APPRENTICE R06

6536 CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE R06

6641 CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH APPRENTICE R06

6704 CERTIFIED OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICE R06

6527 CERTIFIED PAINTER APPRENTICE R06

6550 CERTIFIED PLUMBER APPRENTICE R06

6692 CERTIFIED REFRIGERATION MECHANIC APPRENTICE R06

6585 CERTIFIED SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE R06

2976 CHANCELLOR OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY M98

2315 CHIEF OF PARTY, OVERSEAS E99

1125 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I R07

1126 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II R07

1127 CLERICAL ASSISTANT III R07

1128 CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV R07

1120 CLERICAL TRAINEE R07

8135 CLINICAL AID I R02

8136 CLINICAL AID II R02

7927 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST I R02

7926 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST II R02

0330 CMA ABLE SEAMAN R10

3320 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -CRUISE -AY M80 I

3321 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 I

3314 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -CRUISE -AY M80 II

3315 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 II

3308 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -CRUISE -AY M80 III


ID GRADE

LEVEL

3309 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 III

3302 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -CRUISE -AY M80 IV

3303 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 IV

0301 CMA ASSOCIATE PERSONNEL ANALYST R09

0370 CMA AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC R10

0331 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I R10

0371 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II R10

0332 CMA BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER R10

0346 CMA CARPENTER I R10

0372 CMA CARPENTER II R10

0348 CMA CHIEF ENGINEER R10

0350 CMA CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR R03

0351 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -CRUISE -AY R03

0551 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -2ND CRUISE- AY R03

0352 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CR R03

0353 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NC R03

0552 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -2CR R03

0554 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2CR-AY R03

0354 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-CRUISE-AY R03

0355 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-NONCRSE-AY R03

0339 CMA ELECTRICIAN I R10

0340 CMA ELECTRICIAN II R10

0334 CMA GROUNDSKEEPER R10

0356 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY -CRUISE-AY R03

0556 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0333 CMA LEAD GROUNDSKEEPER R10

0357 CMA LECTURER -CRUISE -AY R03

0557 CMA LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0373 CMA LOCKSMITH R10

0335 CMA MAINTENANCE MECHANIC R10

0336 CMA MATERIALS & STORES SPECIALIST R10

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LEVEL

0337 CMA MOTOR VESSEL ENGINEER R10

0342 CMA PAINTER I R10

0343 CMA PAINTER II R10

0374 CMA PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN R10

0375 CMA PLUMBER I R10

0376 CMA PLUMBER II R10

0347 CMA RADIO OFFICER E99

0377 CMA SKILLED LABORER R10

0300 CMA STAFF SERVICES ANALYST R09

0344 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER R10

0320 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER APPRENTICE R10

0302 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER I R09

0303 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER II R09

0345 CMA WAREHOUSE WORKER R10

2333 COACH - ACADEMIC YEAR R03


2377 COACH - 10 MONTH R03


2335 COACHING ASSISTANT - ACADEMIC YEAR R03


2383 COACHING ASSISTANT - 10 MONTH R03


2334 COACHING SPECIALIST - ACADEMIC YEAR R03


2380 COACHING SPECIALIST - 10 MONTH R03


1758 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE I R07

1759 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE II R07

1757 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE R07

1178 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -10/12 C99



ID GRADE

LEVEL

1176 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -12 MONTH C99

1172 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -10/12 C99


1170 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -12 MONTH C99

1175 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -10/12 C99


1173 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -12 MONTH C99

0304 COOK I R05

0306 COOK I LEAD R05

0305 COOK II R05

0307 COOK II LEAD R05

8365 CORPORAL R08

6514 COSTUME TECHNICIAN I R09

6515 COSTUME TECHNICIAN II R09

*2341 COUNSELOR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*2342 COUNSELOR - 12 MONTH R03

2628 CREDENTIAL ANALYST I R04

2630 CREDENTIAL ANALYST II R04

0648 CROP TECHNICIAN I R09

0651 CROP TECHNICIAN II R09

2010 CUSTODIAN R05

1927 DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN R07

1418 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR R07

1421 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR TRAINEE R07

2362 DEMONSTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY R03

2482 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2481 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - 12 MONTH R03

*2484 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*2483 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - 12 MONTH R03

*7895 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YEAR R03

7894 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR R03

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LEVEL

1070 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I R07

1072 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING R07

1071 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, STENOGRAPHY R07

1080 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II R07

1082 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING R07

1081 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, STENOGRAPHY R07

1090 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III R07

1092 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING R07

1091 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, STENOGRAPHY R07

6970 DIVING SAFETY OFFICER R09

9692 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR R07

3022 DRAFTING AID R07

3023 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN I R07

3024 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN II R07

1450 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR I R07

1467 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, DIRECT IMPRESSION R07

1466 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, OFFSET R07

1464 DUPLICATING MACHINE SUPERVISOR I R07

1160 EDITORIAL AID R07

2802 EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION PROGRAM DIRECTOR R04

6537 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6533 ELECTRICIAN I R06

6532 ELECTRICIAN II R06

6535 ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

7000 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT R09

0442 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -10/12 R09


0440 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -12 R09

7002 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09

7003 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRONIC R09

7001 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, MECHANICAL R09


ID GRADE

LEVEL

7004 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09

7012 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09

7013 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRONIC R09

7011 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, MECHANICAL R09

7014 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09

7022 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09

7023 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRONIC R09

7021 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, MECHANICAL R09

7024 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09

2632 EVALUATOR I R04

2633 EVALUATOR II R04

2634 EVALUATOR TRAINEE R04

1132 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY R07

2967 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER M98

2962 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER M98

5181 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST I R04

5182 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST II R04

0638 FARM LABORER R09

6385 FARM MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS WORKER R05

6941 FARM MAINTENANCE MECHANIC R06

0627 FARM SUPERVISOR I R09

5330 FEDERAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR R09

0687 FEED MILL OPERATOR R09

6960 FISH HATCHERY MANAGER R09

6469 FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

0308 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I R05

0310 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I LEAD R05

0309 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II R05

0311 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II LEAD R05

6596 FUSION WELDER R06

0743 GARDENER R05

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ID GRADE

LEVEL

0745 GARDENING SPECIALIST R05

2966 GENERAL COUNSEL M98

7512 GLASSBLOWER R09

2355 GRADUATE ASSISTANT E99

2387 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2388 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTH R03

2929 GRAPHIC ARTIST I R09

2930 GRAPHIC ARTIST II R09

1413 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST I R07

1414 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II, GRAPHICS ART/TECHNICAL R07

0731 GROUNDSWORKER R05

0733 GROUNDSWORKER TRAINEE R05

2332 HEAD COACH - ACADEMIC YEAR R03


2374 HEAD COACH - 10 MONTH R03


9688 HEAD RESIDENT I R07

9687 HEAD RESIDENT II R07

8145 HEALTH EDUCATION ASSISTANT R02

8147 HEALTH EDUCATOR R02

1140 HEALTH RECORD TECHNICIAN R02

5210 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT R07

6367 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR R05

6834 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC R06

6366 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR/BUS DRIVER R05

0101 HELPER/AID E99

6623 HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

0422 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -10/12 R09


0420 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -12 R09

2360 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR R03


ID GRADE

LEVEL

2399 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR * R03

2361 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTH R03

2395 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, CHAIRMAN, ACADEMIC SENATE R03

*2367 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - EXTRA QUARTER R03

*2389 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - SUMMER QUARTER R03

*6075 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YR R03

*2400 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*2401 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - 12 MONTH R03

1195 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE FOR TCHNG/LEARNING R03

2394 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ACADEMIC SENATE R03

2323 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION -FOR CREDIT R03

2363 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION NON-CREDIT E99

2368 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTRA QUARTER ASSIGNMENT, QSYRO R03

2364 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT R03

2322 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SPECIAL PROGRAMS -FOR CREDIT R03

2310 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YR R03

2402 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM R03

2390 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER QUARTER ASSIGNMENT R03

2357 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER SESSION R03

1577 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT I R09

1578 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT II R09

1579 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT III R09

1615 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I R09

1617 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II R09

1619 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III R09

7170 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR I R09

7169 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR II R09

1553 INVENTORY CLERK R07

6559 IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

0735 IRRIGATION SPECIALIST R05

7888 LABORATORY ASSISTANT I R09

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ID GRADE

LEVEL

7879 LABORATORY ASSISTANT II R09

6223 LABORER R05

6226 LABORER, BUILDING TRADES, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6852 LEAD AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT MECHANIC R06

2015 LEAD CUSTODIAN R05

1415 LEAD GRAPHICS SPECIALIST R07

0726 LEAD GROUNDSWORKER R05

2895 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT II R04

2896 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT III R04

2891 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV R04

2331 LECTURER - ACADEMIC YEAR R03


2359 LECTURER - 12 MONTH R03

2369 LECTURER, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT - 12 MONTH R03

2308 LECTURER, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR R03

1295 LEGAL SECRETARY C99

2944 LEGISLATIVE/EXECUTIVE FELLOW E99

2919 LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH R03


2926 LIBRARIAN, PROGRAM SERVICES - 10 MONTH R03


2906 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I R07

2905 LIBRARY ASSISTANT II R07

2907 LIBRARY ASSISTANT III R07

2908 LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV R07

2904 LIBRARY ASSISTANT TRAINEE R07

3810 LIBRARY SERIALS EDITOR R09

8134 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE R02

6363 LIGHT AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR R05

0663 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN I R09

0666 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN II R09


ID GRADE

LEVEL

6642 LOCKSMITH I R06

6643 LOCKSMITH II R06

6805 MACHINIST R06

1505 MAIL CLERK R07

1504 MAIL SERVICES SUPERVISOR I R07

0104 MAINTENANCE AND LABORER TRAINEE R05

6940 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC R06

1293 MANAGEMENT INTERN C99

0362 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CRUISE -AY R03

0363 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NONCRUISE -AY R03

0392 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -12 MONTH R03

0391 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV - 12 MONTH R03

0358 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV -CRUISE-AY R03

0359 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV -NONCRUISE-AY R03

0558 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0562 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0364 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -CRUISE -AY R03

0365 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -NONCRUISE -AY R03

0393 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -12 MONTH R03

0360 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV -CRUISE-AY R03

0361 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV -NONCRUISE-AY R03

0560 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0564 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

6616 MASON R06

6618 MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6583 MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST R06

6837 MECHANICS HELPER R06

7125 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST I R09

7126 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST II R09

7127 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III R09

1142 MEDICAL SECRETARY R07

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ID GRADE

LEVEL

1144 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER R07

1426 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN R07

1424 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN TRAINEE R07

2365 MUSIC STUDIO INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY R03

0432 NETWORK ANALYST -10/12 R09


0430 NETWORK ANALYST -12 R09

7171 NOTETAKER E99

8165 NURSE PRACTITIONER - 10 MONTH R02


0706 NURSERY TECHNICIAN I R09

0703 NURSERY TECHNICIAN II R09

8130 NUTRITIONIST R02

6703 OPERATING ENGINEER R06

0412 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -10/12 R09


0410 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -12 R09

0452 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -10/12 R09


0450 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -12 R09

6523 PAINTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6526 PAINTER I R06

6525 PAINTER II R06

6529 PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

1297 PARALEGAL - PROFESSIONAL C99

1296 PARALEGAL - TECHNICAL C99

8341 PARKING GARAGE SUPERVISOR R07

8351 PARKING OFFICER R07

1100 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN I R07

1101 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN II R07

1102 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN III R07


ID GRADE

LEVEL

1099 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN TRAINEE R07

5151 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT R09

0739 PEST CONTROL AND SPRAY SPECIALIST R05

7991 PHARMACIST - 10 MONTH R02


2845 PHOTOGRAPHER I R09

2844 PHOTOGRAPHER II R09

7980 PHYSICAL THERAPIST I R02

7981 PHYSICAL THERAPIST II R02

7737 PHYSICIAN R01

6950 PIANO TECHNICIAN I R09

6951 PIANO TECHNICIAN II R09

9164 PLACEMENT INTERVIEWER R04

6726 PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER R09

6612 PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6553 PLUMBER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6549 PLUMBER I R06

6548 PLUMBER II R06

6552 PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

8350 POLICE OFFICER R08

8345 POLICE OFFICER CADET R08

0697 POULTRY TECHNICIAN R09

1409 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR R07

1408 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR TRAINEE R07

6685 POWER PLANT OPERATOR R06

2977 PRESIDENT M98

1148 PRESIDENTIAL AIDE C99

1550 PROPERTY CLERK I R07

1549 PROPERTY CLERK II R07

5597 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I R09

5598 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II R09

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ID GRADE

LEVEL

8349 PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER R07

7988 RADIATION PROTECTION SPECIALIST R02

3801 RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER R09

7995 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST I R02

7996 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST II R02

7172 READER E99

6699 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC R06

8150 REGISTERED NURSE I - 10 MONTH R02


8153 REGISTERED NURSE II - 10 MONTH R02


8156 REGISTERED NURSE III - 10 MONTH R02


1472 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES ASSISTANT R07

1471 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES SUPERVISOR I R07

5683 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I R09

5681 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II R09

5680 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III R09

1869 RESIDENT ASSISTANT E99

2320 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2321 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS - 12 MONTH R03

6482 ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

8005 SANITARIAN II R02

1129 SECRETARY R07

1928 SENIOR DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN R07

1416 SENIOR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR R07

6725 SENIOR PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER R09

1130 SENIOR SECRETARY R07

2941 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS M98

2942 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, INTERIM CHIEF OF STAFF M98

8354 SERGEANT R08


ID GRADE

LEVEL

6584 SHEET METAL WORKER R06

6582 SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

1502 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANT I R07

6212 SKILLED LABORER R06

6213 SKILLED LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

2935 SLIDE CURATOR I R07

2936 SLIDE CURATOR II R07

2572 SPACE AND FACILITIES UTILIZATION OFFICER R09

5250 SPECIAL ASSISTANT, EOP R09

4660 SPECIAL CONSULTANT E99

7976 SPEECH PATHOLOGIST R02

6508 STAGE TECHNICIAN I R09

6507 STAGE TECHNICIAN II R09

6555 STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

1509 STOCK CLERK R07

1506 STOREKEEPER I R07

1870 STUDENT ASSISTANT E99

5799 STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANT E99

2635 STUDENT PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN, FINANCIAL AIDS R04

3078 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - 10 MONTH R04


3083 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - ACADEMIC YEAR R04

3081 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - 10 MONTH R04


3085 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - ACADEMIC YEAR R04

3088 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - 10 MONTH R04


3087 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - ACADEMIC YEAR R04

3089 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - 10 MONTH R04


3071 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED I - ACADEMIC R03

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ID GRADE

LEVEL

3070 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED I - 12 MONTH R03

3073 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED II R03

3072 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED II - 12 MONTH R03

3075 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED III R03

3074 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED III - 12 R03

1872 STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

1871 STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

2356 SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY R03

1727 SUPERVISING ACCOUNT CLERK I R07

6700 SUPERVISING BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER R06

8981 SUPERVISING CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER R09

6474 SUPERVISING CARPENTER R06

6478 SUPERVISING CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6632 SUPERVISING CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6534 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN R06

6531 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6468 SUPERVISING FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6622 SUPERVISING HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6558 SUPERVISING IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL E99

6225 SUPERVISING LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

2913 SUPERVISING LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH R03


6617 SUPERVISING MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6587 SUPERVISING MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST R06

1428 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN I R07

1430 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN II R07

6524 SUPERVISING PAINTER R06

6528 SUPERVISING PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

8353 SUPERVISING PARKING OFFICER R07

6611 SUPERVISING PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6547 SUPERVISING PLUMBER R06


ID GRADE

LEVEL

6551 SUPERVISING PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6481 SUPERVISING ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6581 SUPERVISING SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6554 SUPERVISING STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

1628 SUPERVISING TELEPHONE OPERATOR R07

6463 SUPERVISING TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

2354 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - ACADEMIC YEAR E99

2353 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - 12 MONTH E99

1521 TECHNICIAN TRAINEE R09

1635 TELEPHONE OPERATOR R07

6918 TELEVISION ENGINEER R09

6464 TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

0746 TREE TRIMMER I R05

0748 TREE TRIMMER II R05

2974 TRUSTEE - THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY E

0605 VETERINARIAN I R01

0608 VETERINARIAN II R01

2981 VICE CHANCELLOR, EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS M98

2973 VICE CHANCELLOR, HUMAN RESOURCES M98

2943 VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT M98

2462 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2463 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - 10 MONTH R03


2466 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT-12 MONTH R03

0050 VOLUNTEER EMPLOYEE E99

1508 WAREHOUSE WORKER R05

2013 WINDOW CLEANER R05

0100 YOUTH SUMMER AID E99

HR-PIMS

CLASS CODE LISTING

HR-ISA

THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE CLASS CODE LIST OF CSU CLASSES



ID GRADE

LEVEL

0050 VOLUNTEER EMPLOYEE E99

0100 YOUTH SUMMER AID E99

0101 HELPER/AID E99

0104 MAINTENANCE AND LABORER TRAINEE R05

0300 CMA STAFF SERVICES ANALYST R09

0301 CMA ASSOCIATE PERSONNEL ANALYST R09

0302 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER I R09

0303 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER II R09

0304 COOK I R05

0305 COOK II R05

0306 COOK I LEAD R05

0307 COOK II LEAD R05

0308 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I R05

0309 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II R05

0310 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I LEAD R05

0311 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II LEAD R05

0320 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER APPRENTICE R10

0330 CMA ABLE SEAMAN R10

0331 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I R10

0332 CMA BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER R10

0333 CMA LEAD GROUNDSKEEPER R10

0334 CMA GROUNDSKEEPER R10

0335 CMA MAINTENANCE MECHANIC R10

0336 CMA MATERIALS & STORES SPECIALIST R10

0337 CMA MOTOR VESSEL ENGINEER R10

0339 CMA ELECTRICIAN I R10

0340 CMA ELECTRICIAN II R10

0342 CMA PAINTER I R10

0343 CMA PAINTER II R10

0344 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER R10

0345 CMA WAREHOUSE WORKER R10


ID GRADE

LEVEL

0346 CMA CARPENTER I R10

0347 CMA RADIO OFFICER E99

0348 CMA CHIEF ENGINEER R10

0350 CMA CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR R03

0351 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -CRUISE -AY R03

0352 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CR R03

0353 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NC R03

0354 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-CRUISE-AY R03

0355 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-NONCRSE-AY R03

0356 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY -CRUISE-AY R03

0357 CMA LECTURER -CRUISE -AY R03

0358 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV -CRUISE-AY R03

0359 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV -NONCRUISE-AY R03

0360 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV -CRUISE-AY R03

0361 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV -NONCRUISE-AY R03

0362 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CRUISE -AY R03

0363 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NONCRUISE -AY R03

0364 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -CRUISE -AY R03

0365 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -NONCRUISE -AY R03

0370 CMA AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC R10

0371 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II R10

0372 CMA CARPENTER II R10

0373 CMA LOCKSMITH R10

0374 CMA PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN R10

0375 CMA PLUMBER I R10

0376 CMA PLUMBER II R10

0377 CMA SKILLED LABORER R10

0391 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV - 12 MONTH R03

0392 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -12 MONTH R03

0393 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -12 MONTH R03

0400 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -12 R09

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL



0410 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -12 R09



0420 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -12 R09



0430 NETWORK ANALYST -12 R09



0440 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -12 R09



0450 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -12 R09



0551 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -2ND CRUISE- AY R03

0552 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -2CR R03

0554 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2CR-AY R03

0556 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0557 CMA LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0558 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0560 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0562 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0564 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AY R03

0605 VETERINARIAN I R01

0608 VETERINARIAN II R01

0627 FARM SUPERVISOR I R09

0638 FARM LABORER R09

0648 CROP TECHNICIAN I R09


ID GRADE

LEVEL

0651 CROP TECHNICIAN II R09

0663 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN I R09

0666 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN II R09

0670 ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN R09

0687 FEED MILL OPERATOR R09

0697 POULTRY TECHNICIAN R09

0703 NURSERY TECHNICIAN II R09

0706 NURSERY TECHNICIAN I R09

0726 LEAD GROUNDSWORKER R05

0731 GROUNDSWORKER R05

0733 GROUNDSWORKER TRAINEE R05

0735 IRRIGATION SPECIALIST R05

0739 PEST CONTROL AND SPRAY SPECIALIST R05

0743 GARDENER R05

0745 GARDENING SPECIALIST R05

0746 TREE TRIMMER I R05

0748 TREE TRIMMER II R05



1032 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -12 MONTH R07



1035 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -12 MONTH R07



1038 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -12 MONTH R09

1070 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I R07

1071 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, STENOGRAPHY R07

1072 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING R07

1080 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II R07

1081 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, STENOGRAPHY R07

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

1082 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING R07

1090 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III R07

1091 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, STENOGRAPHY R07

1092 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING R07

1099 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN TRAINEE R07

1100 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN I R07

1101 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN II R07

1102 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN III R07

1120 CLERICAL TRAINEE R07

1125 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I R07

1126 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II R07

1127 CLERICAL ASSISTANT III R07

1128 CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV R07

1129 SECRETARY R07

1130 SENIOR SECRETARY R07

1131 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY R07

1132 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY R07

1140 HEALTH RECORD TECHNICIAN R02

1142 MEDICAL SECRETARY R07

1144 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER R07

1148 PRESIDENTIAL AIDE C99

1160 EDITORIAL AID R07

1170 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -12 MONTH C99



1173 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -12 MONTH C99



1176 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -12 MONTH C99




ID GRADE

LEVEL

1195 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE FOR TCHNG/LEARNING R03

1293 MANAGEMENT INTERN C99

1295 LEGAL SECRETARY C99

1296 PARALEGAL - TECHNICAL C99

1297 PARALEGAL - PROFESSIONAL C99

1408 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR TRAINEE R07

1409 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR R07

1413 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST I R07

1414 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II, GRAPHICS ART/TECHNICAL R07

1415 LEAD GRAPHICS SPECIALIST R07

1416 SENIOR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR R07

1418 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR R07

1421 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR TRAINEE R07

1424 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN TRAINEE R07

1426 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN R07

1428 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN I R07

1430 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN II R07

1450 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR I R07

1464 DUPLICATING MACHINE SUPERVISOR I R07

1466 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, OFFSET R07

1467 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, DIRECT IMPRESSION R07

1471 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES SUPERVISOR I R07

1472 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES ASSISTANT R07

1502 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANT I R07

1504 MAIL SERVICES SUPERVISOR I R07

1505 MAIL CLERK R07

1506 STOREKEEPER I R07

1508 WAREHOUSE WORKER R05

1509 STOCK CLERK R07

1513 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT II R09

1514 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT I R09

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

1521 TECHNICIAN TRAINEE R09

1549 PROPERTY CLERK II R07

1550 PROPERTY CLERK I R07

1553 INVENTORY CLERK R07

1577 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT I R09

1578 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT II R09

1579 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT III R09

1615 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I R09

1617 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II R09

1619 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III R09

1628 SUPERVISING TELEPHONE OPERATOR R07

1635 TELEPHONE OPERATOR R07

1727 SUPERVISING ACCOUNT CLERK I R07

1730 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN I R07

1733 ACCOUNTING CLERK R07

1740 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN III R07

1741 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN II R07

1757 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE R07

1758 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE I R07

1759 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE II R07

1762 ACCOUNTANT I R09

1800 CASUAL WORKER E99

1869 RESIDENT ASSISTANT E99

1870 STUDENT ASSISTANT E99

1871 STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

1872 STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

1874 BRIDGE STUDENT ASSISTANT E99

1875 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

1876 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY E99

1927 DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN R07

1928 SENIOR DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN R07


ID GRADE

LEVEL

2010 CUSTODIAN R05

2013 WINDOW CLEANER R05

2015 LEAD CUSTODIAN R05

2308 LECTURER, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2310 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YR R03

2315 CHIEF OF PARTY, OVERSEAS E99

2320 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2321 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS - 12 MONTH R03

2322 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SPECIAL PROGRAMS -FOR CREDIT R03

2323 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION -FOR CREDIT R03






*2341 COUNSELOR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*2342 COUNSELOR - 12 MONTH R03

2353 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - 12 MONTH E99

2354 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - ACADEMIC YEAR E99

2355 GRADUATE ASSISTANT E99

2356 SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY R03

2357 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER SESSION R03


2359 LECTURER - 12 MONTH R03

2360 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2361 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTH R03

2362 DEMONSTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY R03

2363 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION NON-CREDIT E99

2364 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT R03

2365 MUSIC STUDIO INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY R03

*2367 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - EXTRA QUARTER R03

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

2368 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTRA QUARTER ASSIGNMENT, QSYRO R03

2369 LECTURER, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT - 12 MONTH R03













2387 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2388 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTH R03

*2389 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - SUMMER QUARTER R03

2390 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER QUARTER ASSIGNMENT R03

2394 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ACADEMIC SENATE R03

2395 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, CHAIRMAN, ACADEMIC SENATE R03

2399 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR * R03

*2400 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*2401 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - 12 MONTH R03

2402 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM R03

2462 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03



2466 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT-12 MONTH R03

2481 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - 12 MONTH R03

2482 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*2483 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - 12 MONTH R03


ID GRADE

LEVEL

*2484 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - ACADEMIC YEAR R03

2572 SPACE AND FACILITIES UTILIZATION OFFICER R09

2628 CREDENTIAL ANALYST I R04

2630 CREDENTIAL ANALYST II R04

2632 EVALUATOR I R04

2633 EVALUATOR II R04

2634 EVALUATOR TRAINEE R04

2635 STUDENT PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN, FINANCIAL AIDS R04

2802 EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION PROGRAM DIRECTOR R04

2844 PHOTOGRAPHER II R09

2845 PHOTOGRAPHER I R09

2866 ACCOMPANIST II R09

2867 ACCOMPANIST I R09

2891 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV R04

2895 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT II R04

2896 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT III R04

2898 BOOK REPAIRER II R07

2899 BOOK REPAIRER I R07

2904 LIBRARY ASSISTANT TRAINEE R07

2905 LIBRARY ASSISTANT II R07

2906 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I R07

2907 LIBRARY ASSISTANT III R07

2908 LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV R07







2929 GRAPHIC ARTIST I R09

2930 GRAPHIC ARTIST II R09

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

2935 SLIDE CURATOR I R07

2936 SLIDE CURATOR II R07

2941 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS M98

2942 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, INTERIM CHIEF OF STAFF M98

2943 VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT M98

2944 LEGISLATIVE/EXECUTIVE FELLOW E99

2962 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER M98

2966 GENERAL COUNSEL M98

2967 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER M98

2973 VICE CHANCELLOR, HUMAN RESOURCES M98

2974 TRUSTEE - THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY E

2976 CHANCELLOR OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY M98

2977 PRESIDENT M98

2981 VICE CHANCELLOR, EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS M98

3022 DRAFTING AID R07

3023 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN I R07

3024 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN II R07

3070 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED I - 12 MONTH R03

3071 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED I - ACADEMIC R03

3072 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED II - 12 MONTH R03

3073 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED II R03

3074 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED III - 12 R03

3075 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED III R03





3083 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - ACADEMIC YEAR R04


3085 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - ACADEMIC YEAR R04



ID GRADE

LEVEL

3087 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - ACADEMIC YEAR R04



3300 ADMINISTRATOR IV M80 IV

3301 ADMINISTRATOR IV - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 IV

3302 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -CRUISE -AY M80 IV

3303 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 IV

3306 ADMINISTRATOR III M80 III

3307 ADMINISTRATOR III - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 III

3308 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -CRUISE -AY M80 III

3309 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 III

3312 ADMINISTRATOR II M80 II

3313 ADMINISTRATOR II - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 II

3314 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -CRUISE -AY M80 II

3315 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 II

3318 ADMINISTRATOR I M80 I

3319 ADMINISTRATOR I - ACADEMIC YEAR M80 I

3320 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -CRUISE -AY M80 I

3321 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -2ND CRUISE- AY M80 I

3801 RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER R09

3810 LIBRARY SERIALS EDITOR R09

4555 ACCOUNTANT II R09

4660 SPECIAL CONSULTANT E99

4790 BUYER TRAINEE R07

4791 BUYER I R07

4792 BUYER II R07

4793 BUYER II - LEAD R07

4794 BUYER III R07

4795 BUYER III - LEAD R07

5151 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT R09

5181 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST I R04

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

5182 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST II R04

5210 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT R07

5250 SPECIAL ASSISTANT, EOP R09

5255 ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE R09

5284 ASSOCIATE BUDGET ANALYST R09

5287 ASSISTANT BUDGET ANALYST R09

5330 FEDERAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR R09

5341 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST I R09

5342 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST II R09

5343 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST III R09

5597 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I R09

5598 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II R09

5680 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III R09

5681 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II R09

5683 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I R09

5783 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES II R09

5784 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES I R09

5787 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES III R09

5799 STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANT E99

*6075 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YR R03

6212 SKILLED LABORER R06

6213 SKILLED LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6215 BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER R06

6223 LABORER R05

6225 SUPERVISING LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6226 LABORER, BUILDING TRADES, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6363 LIGHT AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR R05

6366 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR/BUS DRIVER R05

6367 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR R05

6385 FARM MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS WORKER R05

6463 SUPERVISING TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99


ID GRADE

LEVEL

6464 TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6468 SUPERVISING FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6469 FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6474 SUPERVISING CARPENTER R06

6475 CARPENTER II R06

6476 CARPENTER I R06

6477 CERTIFIED CARPENTER APPRENTICE R06

6478 SUPERVISING CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6479 CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6480 CARPENTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6481 SUPERVISING ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6482 ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6500 ASBESTOS WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6507 STAGE TECHNICIAN II R09

6508 STAGE TECHNICIAN I R09

6514 COSTUME TECHNICIAN I R09

6515 COSTUME TECHNICIAN II R09

6523 PAINTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6524 SUPERVISING PAINTER R06

6525 PAINTER II R06

6526 PAINTER I R06

6527 CERTIFIED PAINTER APPRENTICE R06

6528 SUPERVISING PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6529 PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6531 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6532 ELECTRICIAN II R06

6533 ELECTRICIAN I R06

6534 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN R06

6535 ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6536 CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE R06

6537 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

6547 SUPERVISING PLUMBER R06

6548 PLUMBER II R06

6549 PLUMBER I R06

6550 CERTIFIED PLUMBER APPRENTICE R06

6551 SUPERVISING PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6552 PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6553 PLUMBER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6554 SUPERVISING STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6555 STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6558 SUPERVISING IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL E99

6559 IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6575 BLACKSMITH R06

6577 BLACKSMITH, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6581 SUPERVISING SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6582 SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6583 MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST R06

6584 SHEET METAL WORKER R06

6585 CERTIFIED SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE R06

6587 SUPERVISING MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST R06

6596 FUSION WELDER R06

6611 SUPERVISING PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6612 PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6616 MASON R06

6617 SUPERVISING MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6618 MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6622 SUPERVISING HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6623 HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6632 SUPERVISING CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6633 CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E99

6641 CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH APPRENTICE R06

6642 LOCKSMITH I R06


ID GRADE

LEVEL

6643 LOCKSMITH II R06

6685 POWER PLANT OPERATOR R06

6692 CERTIFIED REFRIGERATION MECHANIC APPRENTICE R06

6699 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC R06

6700 SUPERVISING BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER R06

6701 CERTIFIED BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER APPRENTICE R06

6702 BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER R06

6703 OPERATING ENGINEER R06

6704 CERTIFIED OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICE R06

6725 SENIOR PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER R09

6726 PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER R09

6805 MACHINIST R06

6834 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC R06

6837 MECHANICS HELPER R06

6838 CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICE R06

6851 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC R06

6852 LEAD AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT MECHANIC R06

6918 TELEVISION ENGINEER R09

6940 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC R06

6941 FARM MAINTENANCE MECHANIC R06

6950 PIANO TECHNICIAN I R09

6951 PIANO TECHNICIAN II R09

6960 FISH HATCHERY MANAGER R09

6970 DIVING SAFETY OFFICER R09

7000 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT R09

7001 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, MECHANICAL R09

7002 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09

7003 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRONIC R09

7004 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09

7011 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, MECHANICAL R09

7012 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09

HR-ISA




ID GRADE

LEVEL

7013 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRONIC R09

7014 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09

7021 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, MECHANICAL R09

7022 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09

7023 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRONIC R09

7024 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09

7125 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST I R09

7126 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST II R09

7127 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III R09

7169 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR II R09

7170 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR I R09

7171 NOTETAKER E99

7172 READER E99

7512 GLASSBLOWER R09

7737 PHYSICIAN R01

7879 LABORATORY ASSISTANT II R09

7888 LABORATORY ASSISTANT I R09

7894 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR R03

*7895 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YEAR R03

7926 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST II R02

7927 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST I R02

7976 SPEECH PATHOLOGIST R02

7980 PHYSICAL THERAPIST I R02

7981 PHYSICAL THERAPIST II R02

7988 RADIATION PROTECTION SPECIALIST R02



7995 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST I R02

7996 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST II R02

8005 SANITARIAN II R02

8130 NUTRITIONIST R02


ID GRADE

LEVEL

8134 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE R02

8135 CLINICAL AID I R02

8136 CLINICAL AID II R02

8145 HEALTH EDUCATION ASSISTANT R02

8147 HEALTH EDUCATOR R02









8341 PARKING GARAGE SUPERVISOR R07

8345 POLICE OFFICER CADET R08

8349 PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER R07

8350 POLICE OFFICER R08

8351 PARKING OFFICER R07

8352 CAMPUS GUARD R07

8353 SUPERVISING PARKING OFFICER R07

8354 SERGEANT R08

8365 CORPORAL R08

8980 CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER R09

8981 SUPERVISING CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER R09

9164 PLACEMENT INTERVIEWER R04

9687 HEAD RESIDENT II R07

9688 HEAD RESIDENT I R07

9692 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR R07

HR-PIMS

ABOLISHED AND SUPERSEDED CLASSES

HR-PIMS

THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE ABOLISHED CLASSES AND SUPERSEDED CLASSES


CLASS CLASS TITLE CB EFFECT

ID DATE

2396 ACADEMIC SPECIALIST - ACADEMIC YEAR C98 12/31/1994

2397 ACADEMIC SPECIALIST - 12 MONTH C98 12/31/1994

4558 ACCOUNTANT III S99 12/31/1994

4554 ACCOUNTANT IV S99 12/31/1994

4557 ACCOUNTANT SPECIALIST II M99 12/31/1994

4553 ACCOUNTING OFFICER I M99 12/31/1994

4552 ACCOUNTING OFFICER II M99 12/31/1994

1134 ADMINISTRATIVE AID R07 08/31/1985

5361 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I R09 08/31/1985

5358 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II R09 08/31/1985

2386 ADMINISTRATIVE FACULTY - 12 MONTH R03 08/16/1983

4578 ADMINISTRATIVE PLANNING OFFICER M99 12/31/1994

5261 ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST I M99 12/31/1994

5262 ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST II M99 12/31/1994

5263 ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST III M99 12/31/1994

4583 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE OFFICER I M99 12/31/1994

4580 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE OFFICER II M99 12/31/1994

4579 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE OFFICER III M99 12/31/1994

5050 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

5051 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM OFFICER M99 12/31/1994

5052 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PROGRAM SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

0501 ALUMNI AFFAIRS OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

0502 ANNUAL GIVING OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

5249 ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 08/31/1985

3971 ASSISTANT ARCHITECT M99 12/31/1994

1693 ASSISTANT CASHIER-CLERK R07 10/31/1991

4750 ASSISTANT CHIEF, AUXILIARY AND BUSINESS SERVICES E 07/01/1978

5278 ASSISTANT CHIEF, FISCAL SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

4546 ASSISTANT CHIEF, INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

4021 ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER M99 12/31/1994

6737 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF PLANT OPERATION M99 12/31/1994


ID DATE

2909 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE LIBRARY M99 12/31/1994

2993 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS M99 12/31/1994

2968 ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR M99 12/31/1994

5887 ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL M99 12/31/1994

2921 ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH E 10/01/1978

2915 ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTH E 10/01/1978

5145 ASSISTANT PERSONNEL ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

1902 ASSISTANT SYSTEMS ANALYST R09 06/01/1997

1935 ASSISTANT SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST R09 06/01/1997

5365 ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS E 07/01/1981

2958 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

2950 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, AUXILIARY AND BUSINESS SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

2955 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, BUDGET SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

1890 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, COMPUTING AND COMMUNICATIONS M99 12/31/1994

2956 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES M99 12/31/1994

2953 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, EMPLOYEE RELATIONS M99 12/31/1994

2954 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, FACULTY AND STAFF AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

2957 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS M99 12/31/1994

2961 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS ANALYSIS M99 12/31/1994

2959 ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR, PHYSICAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT M99 12/31/1994

5246 ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 08/31/1985

5286 ASSOCIATE BUDGET SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

2986 ASSOCIATE DEAN, ACTIVITIES E99 11/01/1989

2989 ASSOCIATE DEAN, ADMISSIONS AND RECORDS E 07/01/1976

2984 ASSOCIATE DEAN, COUNSELING AND TESTING E 07/02/1980

5242 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES M99 12/31/1994

6738 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF PLANT OPERATION M99 12/31/1994

2925 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF THE LIBRARY - 10 MONTH M99 07/01/1982

2910 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF THE LIBRARY - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

1913 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS M99 12/31/1994

2999 ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS M99 12/31/1994

HR-PIMS




ID DATE

5889 ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL M99 12/31/1994

2923 ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH E 10/01/1978

2917 ASSOCIATE LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTH E 10/01/1978

5142 ASSOCIATE PERSONNEL ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

1901 ASSOCIATE SYSTEMS ANALYST R09 06/01/1997

1936 ASSOCIATE SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST R09 06/01/1997

5780 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES IV M99 12/31/1994

5782 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES SPECIALIST II M99 12/31/1994

5789 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES SPECIALIST III M99 12/31/1994

6854 AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT GARAGE SUPERVISOR S99 12/31/1994

6393 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I R05 08/31/1985

4542 AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION FINANCIAL ADVISOR E 07/01/1977

2975 BOOK REPAIRER E 07/01/1977

1445 BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR I R07 10/01/1991

1443 BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR II R07 10/01/1991

6750 BUILDING SERVICES MANAGER, CSUC HEADQUARTERS S99 09/01/1981

6751 BUILDING SERVICES SUPERVISOR, CSUC HEADQUARTERS S99 12/31/1994

4741 BUSINESS MANAGER I M99 12/31/1994

4742 BUSINESS MANAGER II M99 12/31/1994

4743 BUSINESS MANAGER III M99 12/31/1994

4549 BUSINESS SERVICES SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

8979 CAMPUS FIRE FIGHTER E 11/01/1978

0645 CAMPUS ORCHARD TECHNICIAN E 07/01/1978

0503 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

6919 CHIEF BROADCAST ENGINEER, SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY S99 12/31/1994

6698 CHIEF ENGINEER I S99 12/31/1994

6695 CHIEF ENGINEER II S99 12/31/1994

2568 CHIEF OF PLANNING M99 12/31/1994

6747 CHIEF OF PLANT OPERATION I E 08/18/1975

6746 CHIEF OF PLANT OPERATION II M99 12/31/1994

6745 CHIEF OF PLANT OPERATION III M99 12/31/1994


ID DATE

6744 CHIEF OF PLANT OPERATION IV M99 06/30/1984

4749 CHIEF, AUXILIARY AND BUSINESS SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

2030 CHIEF, CUSTODIAL SERVICES I S99 12/31/1994

2031 CHIEF, CUSTODIAL SERVICES II S99 12/31/1994

2032 CHIEF, CUSTODIAL SERVICES III M99 12/31/1994

4577 CHIEF, FISCAL SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

4539 CHIEF, INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

0381 CMA TRANSITIONAL FACULTY R03 09/01/1997

0380 CMA TRANSITIONAL LIBRARIAN R03 09/01/1997

1400 COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE SUPERVISOR E 07/01/1978

1407 COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES OFFICER E 07/01/1981

1911 COMPUTER OPERATOR R07 06/01/1997

1914 COMPUTER OPERATOR TRAINEE R07 06/01/1997

9320 CONSORTIUM ADMINISTRATIVE AID R07 11/01/1987

9452 CONSORTIUM ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST I M99 11/01/1987

9462 CONSORTIUM ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST II M99 11/01/1987

9472 CONSORTIUM ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM SPECIALIST III M99 11/01/1987

9450 CONSORTIUM ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 11/01/1987

9460 CONSORTIUM ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 11/01/1987

9400 CONSORTIUM ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES I R09 11/01/1987

9403 CONSORTIUM ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES II R09 11/01/1987

9406 CONSORTIUM ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES III R09 11/01/1987

9405 CONSORTIUM ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES SP 2 M99 11/01/1987

9408 CONSORTIUM ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES SP 3 M99 11/01/1987

9300 CONSORTIUM CLERICAL ASSISTANT I R07 11/01/1987

9301 CONSORTIUM CLERICAL ASSISTANT II R07 11/01/1987

9302 CONSORTIUM CLERICAL ASSISTANT III R07 11/01/1987

9304 CONSORTIUM CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV R07 11/01/1987

9328 CONSORTIUM DATA ENTRY OPERATOR R07 11/01/1987

9353 CONSORTIUM EVALUATION TECHNICIAN II S99 11/01/1987

9350 CONSORTIUM EVALUATOR I R04 11/01/1987

HR-PIMS




ID DATE

9314 CONSORTIUM GRAPHIC ARTIST I R09 11/01/1987

9305 CONSORTIUM INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNT CLERK R07 11/01/1987

9474 CONSORTIUM MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST I R09 11/01/1987

9475 CONSORTIUM MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST II R09 11/01/1987

9476 CONSORTIUM MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III R09 11/01/1987

9306 CONSORTIUM SENIOR ACCOUNT CLERK R07 11/01/1987

9470 CONSORTIUM SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 11/01/1987

9376 CONSORTIUM STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER IV - 12 MONTH M99 11/01/1987

9451 CONSORTIUM SUPERVISING ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST S99 11/01/1987

9461 CONSORTIUM SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST S99 11/01/1987

9407 CONSORTIUM SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL S99 11/01/1987

9477 CONSORTIUM SUPERVISING MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III S99 11/01/1987

9471 CONSORTIUM SUPERVISING SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST S99 11/01/1987

4022 CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER M99 12/31/1994

0504 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION RELATIONS OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECT M99 12/31/1994

*2341 COUNSELOR - ACADEMIC YEAR R03 04/01/1994

*2342 COUNSELOR - 12 MONTH R03 04/01/1994

2343 COUNSELOR AND TEST OFFICER - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 06/01/1997

2344 COUNSELOR AND TEST OFFICER - 12 MONTH R03 06/01/1997

4538 CSU CONTROLLER M99 12/31/1994

0680 DAIRY TECHNICIAN E 07/01/1978

1921 DATA CONTROL CLERK E 01/01/1978

1951 DATA PROCESSING MANAGER I M99 12/31/1994

1952 DATA PROCESSING MANAGER II M99 12/31/1994

1953 DATA PROCESSING MANAGER III M99 12/31/1994

1905 DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISOR I S99 12/31/1994

1904 DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISOR II S99 12/31/1994

1923 DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISOR III S99 12/31/1994

2982 DEAN OF AGRICULTURE E 07/01/1975

2994 DEAN OF EDUCATIONAL SERVICES AND SUMMER SESSION M99 12/31/1994

2996 DEAN OF ENGINEERING E 07/01/1975


ID DATE

2983 DEAN OF INSTRUCTION M99 12/31/1994

2998 DEAN OF STUDENTS M99 12/31/1994

2980 DEAN OF THE COLLEGE M99 12/31/1994

3025 DELINEATOR E 07/01/1981

*2484 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - ACADEMIC YEAR R03 04/01/1994

*2483 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - 12 MONTH R03 04/01/1994

*7895 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YEAR R03 04/01/1994

2385 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN - 12 MONTH R03 08/16/1983

1124 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I E 07/01/1979

1123 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II E 07/01/1979

1122 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III E 07/01/1979

1891 DEPUTY DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS M99 12/31/1994

2948 DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL M99 12/31/1994

2952 DEPUTY PROVOST M99 12/31/1994

0508 DEVELOPMENT OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR (MULTI-FUNCTION) M99 12/31/1994

2372 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 12/31/1994

2371 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS - 10 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

2370 DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

5241 DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES M99 12/31/1994

2985 DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS M99 12/31/1994

2988 DIRECTOR OF OVERSEAS PROJECTS M99 12/31/1994

6739 DIRECTOR OF PLANT OPERATION I M99 12/31/1994

6740 DIRECTOR OF PLANT OPERATION II M99 12/31/1994

6741 DIRECTOR OF PLANT OPERATION III M99 12/31/1994

8364 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND FIRE PROTECTION M99 12/31/1994

8361 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY I M99 12/31/1994

8362 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY II M99 12/31/1994

8363 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY III M99 12/31/1994

2911 DIRECTOR OF THE LIBRARY M99 12/31/1994

5240 DIRECTOR, ANALYTIC STUDIES E 07/01/1978

5327 DIRECTOR, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

HR-PIMS




ID DATE

1912 DIRECTOR, INFORMATION SYSTEMS E 01/01/1979

2990 DIRECTOR, PUBLIC AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

7753 DIRECTOR, STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES - 10 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

7752 DIRECTOR, STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

9495 DIRECTOR, THE CONSORTIUM OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY M99 11/01/1987

2045 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR E 07/01/1977

3035 DRAFTING AID I E 07/01/1976

3029 DRAFTING AID II E 07/01/1976

1463 DUPLICATING MACHINE SUPERVISOR II S99 12/31/1994

5623 EDITORIAL AID E 07/01/1977

2646 EDUCATION ADVISOR E 07/01/1975

2647 EDUCATION RESEARCH PROJECT CONSULTANT R04 07/01/1983

2801 EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION STATION MANAGER, SDSU M99 12/31/1994

4015 ENERGY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ENGINEER M99 12/31/1994

3800 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY OFFICER M99 12/31/1994

6936 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I R09 07/01/1983

6935 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II R09 07/01/1983

6934 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III R09 07/01/1983

2631 EVALUATION TECHNICIAN II S99 12/31/1994

2812 EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT M99 12/31/1994

2995 EXECUTIVE DEAN M99 12/31/1994

1147 EXECUTIVE STAFF ASSISTANT M99 12/31/1994

5183 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST III M99 12/31/1994

5208 FACILITIES SERVICES SUPERVISOR E 07/01/1981

5133 FACULTY AND STAFF AFFAIRS SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

0637 FARM HAND E 07/01/1977

0630 FARM SUPERVISOR II S99 12/31/1994

0631 FARM SUPERVISOR III S99 12/31/1994

4544 FINANCIAL ADVISOR I, AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS M99 12/31/1994

4543 FINANCIAL ADVISOR II, AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS M99 12/31/1994

4751 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST, AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES M99 12/31/1994


ID DATE

4551 FINANCIAL MANAGER I M99 12/31/1994

4550 FINANCIAL MANAGER II M99 12/31/1994

2965 GENERAL COUNSEL M99 12/31/1994

5675 GENERAL SECRETARY M99 12/31/1994

2824 GRAPHIC ARTIST E 07/01/1979

1411 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST I R07 07/01/1982

1412 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II R07 07/01/1983

0625 HEAD FARMER II E 07/01/1978

0672 HOG RANCH OPERATOR E 07/01/1978

0673 HORSE TRAINER E 07/01/1978

2339 HOUSING COORDINATOR - ACADEMIC YEAR E 07/02/1980

2340 HOUSING COORDINATOR - 12 MONTH R04 07/01/1982

4695 HOUSING MANAGER I S99 12/31/1994

4694 HOUSING MANAGER II M99 12/31/1994

1945 INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING CONSULTANT I R09 06/01/1997

1946 INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING CONSULTANT II R09 06/01/1997

1947 INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING CONSULTANT III R09 06/01/1997

1948 INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING CONSULTANT IV M99 12/31/1994

*2367 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - EXTRA QUARTER R03 04/01/1994

*2389 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - SUMMER QUARTER R03 04/01/1994

*6075 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YR R03 04/01/1994

*2400 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - ACADEMIC YEAR R03 04/01/1994

*2401 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - 12 MONTH R03 04/01/1994

2392 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SPECIAL PROGRAMS E99 06/01/1994

2460 INSTRUCTOR, C.P.C. - ACADEMIC YEAR E 07/01/1975

2461 INSTRUCTOR, C.P.C. - 12 MONTH E 07/01/1975

2459 INSTRUCTOR, C.P.C., OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT - 12 MONTH E 07/01/1975

5885 INTERIM ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL M99 12/31/1994

5886 INTERIM ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL M99 12/31/1994

5253 JUNIOR STAFF ANALYST R09 08/31/1985

0725 LEAD GROUNDSWORKER E 07/01/1978

HR-PIMS




ID DATE

1292 LEAD LEGAL SECRETARY C99 07/01/1995

1280 LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE AID S99 12/31/1994

1300 LEGAL ASSISTANT C99 07/01/1995

1282 LEGAL SECRETARY C99 09/01/1987

1290 LEGAL SECRETARY C99 06/01/1997

1287 LEGAL STENOGRAPHER C99 09/01/1987

2924 LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH E 10/01/1978

2918 LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTH E 10/01/1978

2903 LIBRARIAN II E 07/01/1976

2902 LIBRARIAN III E 07/01/1976

2901 LIBRARIAN IV E 07/01/1976

2900 LIBRARIAN V E 07/01/1976

2884 LIBRARY SUPERVISOR S99 12/31/1994

1116 MAIL CLERK E 07/01/1977

1503 MAIL SERVICES SUPERVISOR II S99 12/31/1994

0505 MAJOR GIFTS OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

4541 MANAGEMENT AUDITOR I M99 12/31/1994

4540 MANAGEMENT AUDITOR II M99 12/31/1994

4590 MANAGEMENT SERVICES SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

4736 MANAGER OF AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION, CSU, FRESNO E 07/01/1976

1925 MANAGER, DATA PROCESSING SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

5244 MANAGER, DATA PROCESSING SERVICES E 07/01/1977

1916 MANAGER, STATE UNIVERSITY DATA CENTER E 07/01/1978

7728 MEDICAL OFFICER I - 10 MONTH R01 07/01/1982

7727 MEDICAL OFFICER I - 12 MONTH R01 07/01/1983

7726 MEDICAL OFFICER II - 10 MONTH R01 07/01/1982

7725 MEDICAL OFFICER II - 12 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7736 MEDICAL OFFICER II, PROGRAM SERVICES - 10 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7735 MEDICAL OFFICER II, PROGRAM SERVICES - 12 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7723 MEDICAL OFFICER III - 10 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7724 MEDICAL OFFICER III - 12 MONTH M99 07/01/1982


ID DATE

5825 PARALEGAL ASSISTANT C99 03/01/1987

5826 PARALEGAL SPECIALIST C99 03/01/1987

6731 PARKING GARAGE SUPERVISOR E 07/01/1977

1111 PAYROLL AND PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS CLERK I R07 01/01/1988

1110 PAYROLL AND PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS CLERK II R07 01/01/1988

1108 PAYROLL AND PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS CLERK III R07 01/01/1988

5272 PAYROLL SUPERVISOR I S99 12/31/1994

5271 PAYROLL SUPERVISOR II S99 12/31/1994

5270 PAYROLL SUPERVISOR III S99 12/31/1994

5152 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST I M99 12/31/1994

5153 PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST II M99 12/31/1994

5154 PERSONNEL OFFICER I M99 12/31/1994

5155 PERSONNEL OFFICER II M99 12/31/1994

5156 PERSONNEL OFFICER III M99 12/31/1994

5220 PERSONNEL SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

8280 PHYSICAL THERAPIST I E 07/01/1977

7730 PHYSICIAN I - 10 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7739 PHYSICIAN I - 10 MONTH R01 07/02/1989

7729 PHYSICIAN I - 12 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7738 PHYSICIAN I - 12 MONTH R01 07/02/1989

7742 PHYSICIAN II - 10 MONTH R01 07/02/1989

7741 PHYSICIAN II - 12 MONTH R01 07/02/1989

7744 PHYSICIAN II, PROGRAM SERVICES - 10 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

7743 PHYSICIAN II, PROGRAM SERVICES - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

7749 PHYSICIAN III - 10 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

7748 PHYSICIAN III - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

2345 PLACEMENT OFFICER - ACADEMIC YEAR E 07/02/1980

2346 PLACEMENT OFFICER - 12 MONTH R04 06/30/1984

9161 PLACEMENT SUPERVISOR I E 07/01/1979

9160 PLACEMENT SUPERVISOR II E 07/01/1979

0506 PLANNED GIVING OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

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ID DATE

1410 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR R07 07/01/1983

5283 PRINCIPAL BUDGET ANALYST I M99 12/31/1994

5280 PRINCIPAL BUDGET ANALYST III M99 12/31/1994

4757 PRINCIPAL BUSINESS ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

5136 PRINCIPAL PERSONNEL ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

4782 PROCUREMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES OFFICER I M99 12/31/1994

4781 PROCUREMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES OFFICER II M99 12/31/1994

4780 PROCUREMENT AND SUPPORT SERVICES OFFICER III M99 12/31/1994

4783 PROCUREMENT ASSISTANT R07 06/01/1997

1908 PROGRAMMER I R09 06/01/1997

1907 PROGRAMMER II R09 06/01/1997

1906 PROGRAMMER III R09 06/01/1997

1909 PROGRAMMER TRAINEE R09 06/01/1997

2969 PROVOST AND VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS M98 10/01/1992

5596 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSOCIATE I M99 12/31/1994

5595 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSOCIATE II M99 12/31/1994

5599 PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER I M99 12/31/1994

5600 PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER II M99 12/31/1994

5601 PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER III M99 12/31/1994

8348 PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER, TYPING R07 01/01/1990

8359 PUBLIC SAFETY SPECIALIST M99 12/31/1994

2347 PUBLICATIONS MANAGER - ACADEMIC YEAR E 07/02/1980

2348 PUBLICATIONS MANAGER - 12 MONTH E 07/02/1980

1135 PURCHASING AGENT R07 06/01/1997

4779 PURCHASING MANAGER M99 12/31/1994

8139 REGISTERED NURSE E 07/01/1978

8140 REGISTERED NURSE - 10 MONTH E 07/01/1978

8159 REGISTERED NURSE IV - 10 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

8160 REGISTERED NURSE IV - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

1470 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES SUPERVISOR II S99 12/31/1994

4693 RESIDENCE FACILITIES COORDINATOR E 07/01/1977


ID DATE

0507 SCHOOL/COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT OFFICER/COORDINATOR/DIRECTOR M99 12/31/1994

5243 SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 08/31/1985

2922 SENIOR ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH E 10/01/1978

2916 SENIOR ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTH E 10/01/1978

5281 SENIOR BUDGET ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

1690 SENIOR CASHIER-CLERK R07 10/31/1991

7924 SENIOR CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST R02 07/01/1983

1910 SENIOR COMPUTER OPERATOR R07 06/01/1997

5890 SENIOR COUNSEL E 04/30/1976

1920 SENIOR DATA CONTROL CLERK E 01/01/1978

1301 SENIOR LEGAL ASSISTANT C99 07/01/1995

1291 SENIOR LEGAL SECRETARY C99 07/01/1995

1285 SENIOR LEGAL STENOGRAPHER C99 09/01/1987

1196 SENIOR LEGAL TYPIST C99 09/01/1987

5139 SENIOR PERSONNEL ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

5897 SENIOR STATE UNIVERSITY COUNSEL E 10/01/1975

1346 SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST E 07/01/1977

1898 SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST R09 06/01/1997

1938 SENIOR SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST R09 06/01/1997

1398 SENIOR TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR E 07/01/1981

2940 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE M98 03/02/1993

1501 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANT II S99 12/31/1994

6199 SKILLED TRADES WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT E 07/01/1978

5329 SPECIAL ASSISTANT E 07/01/1979

5332 SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE CHANCELLOR M99 12/31/1994

2811 SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT M99 12/31/1994

5328 SPECIAL ASSISTANT, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

1133 STAFF ASSISTANT TO THE CHANCELLOR C99 07/01/1986

5364 STAFF ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS C99 07/01/1986

2810 STAFF ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT M99 12/31/1994

1138 STAFF ASSISTANT TO THE TRUSTEES C99 07/01/1986

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ID DATE

5140 STAFF PERSONNEL ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

5203 STAFF SERVICES TECHNICIAN I, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES R07 08/31/1985

5202 STAFF SERVICES TECHNICIAN I, BUDGET R07 08/31/1985

5201 STAFF SERVICES TECHNICIAN I, PERSONNEL R07 08/31/1985

1897 STAFF SYSTEMS ANALYST R09 06/01/1997

1937 STAFF SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST R09 06/01/1997

5205 STAFF TRAINEE R09 08/31/1985

2418 STATE NURSING PROGRAM, ADMINISTRATIVE FACULTY E99 07/01/1989

2417 STATE NURSING PROGRAM, INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY E99 07/01/1989

3972 STATE UNIVERSITY ARCHITECT M99 12/31/1994

5896 STATE UNIVERSITY COUNSEL I M99 12/31/1994

5893 STATE UNIVERSITY COUNSEL II M99 12/31/1994

5891 STATE UNIVERSITY COUNSEL III M99 12/31/1994

5888 STATE UNIVERSITY COUNSEL IV M99 12/31/1994

5238 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

5235 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES M99 12/31/1994

5237 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, EXTENDED EDUCATION M99 12/31/1994

5131 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, FACULTY AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

5132 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, FACULTY AND STAFF AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

5239 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, INSTITUTIONAL RESEARCH M99 12/31/1994

5236 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, NEW PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION M99 12/31/1994

2562 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, STUDENT AFFAIRS E 07/01/1977

5233 STATE UNIVERSITY DEAN, STUDENT AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

2570 STATE UNIVERSITY FACILITIES PLANNER M99 12/31/1994

8358 STATE UNIVERSITY SECURITY COORDINATOR M99 12/31/1994

2653 STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I - 10 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2652 STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2655 STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II - 10 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2654 STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2648 STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT III R04 10/01/1985

2649 STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT IV R04 10/01/1985


ID DATE

2657 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER III - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 10/01/1985

2656 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER III - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2659 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER IV - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 10/01/1985

2658 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER IV - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2661 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER V - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 10/01/1985

2660 STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER V - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2670 STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER III - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 10/01/1985

2669 STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER III - 12 MONTH M99 10/01/1985

2674 STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER IV - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 10/01/1985

2673 STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER IV - 12 MONTH M99 10/01/1985

2676 STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER V - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 10/01/1985

2675 STUDENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM OFFICER V - 12 MONTH M99 10/01/1985

2651 STUDENT AFFAIRS TRAINEE R04 10/01/1985

3105 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT I - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 12/31/1994

3101 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT I - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

3106 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT II - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 12/31/1994

3102 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT II - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

3107 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT III M99 12/31/1994

3103 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT III - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

3108 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT IV - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 12/31/1994

3104 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL - MANAGEMENT IV - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

3080 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 11/01/1995

1724 SUPERVISING ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN S99 12/31/1994

1744 SUPERVISING ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN II R07 07/01/1982

1743 SUPERVISING ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN III S99 10/01/1991

1137 SUPERVISING ADMINISTRATIVE AID S99 12/31/1994

5362 SUPERVISING ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I S99 12/31/1994

5359 SUPERVISING ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II S99 12/31/1994

5251 SUPERVISING ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST R09 08/31/1985

5288 SUPERVISING ASSISTANT BUDGET ANALYST R09 10/31/1985

1940 SUPERVISING ASSISTANT SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST R09 07/01/1982

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ID DATE

5247 SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST S99 12/31/1994

5285 SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE BUDGET ANALYST S99 12/31/1994

1894 SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE SYSTEMS ANALYST R09 10/31/1985

1941 SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST R09 07/01/1982

5788 SUPERVISING ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES III S99 07/01/1982

1512 SUPERVISING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT II R09 07/01/1982

4796 SUPERVISING BUYER S99 12/31/1994

8356 SUPERVISING CAMPUS PEACE OFFICER III E 05/31/1979

8357 SUPERVISING CAMPUS PEACE OFFICER IV E 05/31/1979

1027 SUPERVISING CLERICAL ASSISTANT III R07 10/31/1985

1028 SUPERVISING CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV S99 12/31/1994

1109 SUPERVISING CLERK I S99 12/31/1994

1106 SUPERVISING CLERK II S99 12/31/1994

7928 SUPERVISING CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST S99 12/31/1994

2629 SUPERVISING CREDENTIAL ANALYST S99 12/31/1994

2020 SUPERVISING CUSTODIAN I S99 12/31/1994

2021 SUPERVISING CUSTODIAN II S99 12/31/1994

1083 SUPERVISING DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II R07 10/31/1985

1093 SUPERVISING DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III S99 12/31/1994

6933 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN S99 07/01/1982

6939 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I R09 07/01/1982

7032 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09 10/31/1985

7033 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRONIC R09 10/31/1985

7031 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, MECHANICAL R09 10/31/1985

7034 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09 10/31/1985

6938 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II R09 07/01/1982

7042 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09 10/31/1985

7043 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRONIC R09 10/31/1985

7041 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, MECHANICAL R09 10/31/1985

7044 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09 10/31/1985

6937 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III R09 07/01/1983


ID DATE

7052 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL R09 10/31/1985

7053 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRONIC R09 10/31/1985

7051 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, MECHANICAL R09 10/31/1985

7054 SUPERVISING EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT R09 10/31/1985

1406 SUPERVISING GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II R07 10/31/1985

0711 SUPERVISING GROUNDSWORKER I S99 12/31/1994

0719 SUPERVISING GROUNDSWORKER I E 07/01/1978

0713 SUPERVISING GROUNDSWORKER II S99 12/31/1994

0717 SUPERVISING GROUNDSWORKER II E 07/01/1978

0671 SUPERVISING HORSE TRAINER E 07/01/1977

1957 SUPERVISING INSTRUCTIONAL COMPUTING CONSULTANT III S99 12/31/1994

1580 SUPERVISING INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT III R09 10/31/1985

1616 SUPERVISING INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I R09 10/31/1985

1618 SUPERVISING INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II R09 10/31/1985

1620 SUPERVISING INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III R09 10/31/1985

0736 SUPERVISING IRRIGATION SPECIALIST S99 07/01/1982

5254 SUPERVISING JUNIOR STAFF ANALYST R09 08/31/1985

2894 SUPERVISING LIBRARY ASSISTANT I R04 07/30/1992

7128 SUPERVISING MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III S99 12/31/1994

7734 SUPERVISING MEDICAL OFFICER II - 10 MONTH E 07/01/1981

7733 SUPERVISING MEDICAL OFFICER II - 12 MONTH S99 07/01/1982

8131 SUPERVISING NURSE I E 10/01/1978

1107 SUPERVISING PAYROLL AND PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS CLERK III S99 12/31/1994

2843 SUPERVISING PHOTOGRAPHER II R09 10/31/1985

7746 SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN II - 10 MONTH S99 12/31/1994

7745 SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN II - 12 MONTH S99 12/31/1994

4784 SUPERVISING PROCUREMENT ASSISTANT S99 12/31/1994

1900 SUPERVISING PROGRAMMER S99 12/31/1994

1903 SUPERVISING PROGRAMMER E 01/01/1978

1548 SUPERVISING PROPERTY CLERK II R07 10/31/1985

5604 SUPERVISING PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II R09 07/01/1982

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ID DATE

8355 SUPERVISING PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICER II M99 12/31/1994

1136 SUPERVISING PURCHASING AGENT R07 07/01/1982

6706 SUPERVISING REFRIGERATION MECHANIC S99 07/01/1982

8168 SUPERVISING REGISTERED NURSE III - 10 MONTH R02 10/31/1985

8169 SUPERVISING REGISTERED NURSE III - 12 MONTH R02 10/31/1985

5691 SUPERVISING RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II R09 07/01/1982

5690 SUPERVISING RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III S99 06/30/1984

1731 SUPERVISING SENIOR ACCOUNT CLERK S99 10/01/1991

5258 SUPERVISING SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST S99 07/01/1982

1691 SUPERVISING SENIOR CASHIER-CLERK R07 07/01/1982

7925 SUPERVISING SENIOR CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST R02 07/01/1982

1960 SUPERVISING SENIOR COMPUTER OPERATOR S99 12/31/1994

1929 SUPERVISING SENIOR DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN R07 10/31/1985

1417 SUPERVISING SENIOR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR R07 10/31/1985

1896 SUPERVISING SENIOR SYSTEMS ANALYST S99 12/31/1994

1943 SUPERVISING SENIOR SYSTEMS SOFTWARE SPECIALIST S99 12/31/1994

5199 SUPERVISING STAFF SERVICES TECHNICIAN I, ADMIN. SERVICES S99 12/31/1994

5198 SUPERVISING STAFF SERVICES TECHNICIAN I, BUDGET S99 12/31/1994

5197 SUPERVISING STAFF SERVICES TECHNICIAN I, PERSONNEL S99 12/31/1994

1895 SUPERVISING STAFF SYSTEMS ANALYST S99 12/31/1994

6506 SUPERVISING STAGE TECHNICIAN II R09 10/31/1985

2666 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II - 10 MONTH R04 07/01/1982

2665 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2663 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT III R04 10/01/1985

2664 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS ASSISTANT IV R04 10/01/1985

2668 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER III - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 07/01/1982

2667 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER III - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2672 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER IV - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 07/01/1982

2671 SUPERVISING STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER IV - 12 MONTH R04 10/01/1985

2636 SUPERVISING STUDENT PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN, FINANCIAL AIDS R04 07/01/1982

3092 SUPERVISING STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - ACADEMIC YEAR S99 12/31/1994


ID DATE

3091 SUPERVISING STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - 12 MONTH S99 12/31/1994

3094 SUPERVISING STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - ACADEMIC YEAR S99 12/31/1994

3093 SUPERVISING STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - 12 MONTH S99 12/31/1994

3096 SUPERVISING STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - ACADEMIC YEAR S99 12/31/1994

3095 SUPERVISING STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - 12 MONTH S99 12/31/1994

1915 SUPERVISING SYSTEMS ANALYST M99 12/31/1994

6917 SUPERVISING TELEVISION ENGINEER S99 12/31/1994

6753 SUPERVISOR OF BUILDING TRADES M99 12/31/1994

0715 SUPERVISOR OF GROUNDS AND LANDSCAPE SERVICES M99 12/31/1994

1621 SUPERVISOR OF INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT S99 12/31/1994

1401 TABULATING MACHINE OPERATOR E 07/01/1978

1518 TECHNICAL ASSISTANT I R09 07/01/1983

1517 TECHNICAL ASSISTANT II R09 07/01/1983

7060 TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT SUPERVISOR S99 12/31/1994

6910 TELECOMMUNICATION ANALYST R09 06/01/1997

1405 TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGER M99 12/31/1994

2349 TEST OFFICER - ACADEMIC YEAR R04 07/01/1982

2350 TEST OFFICER - 12 MONTH R04 07/01/1982

6390 TRACTOR OPERATOR-LABORER R05 08/31/1985

0749 TREE TRIMMER E 07/01/1978

6381 TRUCK DRIVER R05 08/31/1985

0001 TRUSTEE PROFESSOR M99 12/31/1994

4535 UNIVERSITY AUDITOR M99 12/31/1994

1462 VARI-TYPIST E 07/01/1976

2963 VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS M98 10/01/1992

2972 VICE CHANCELLOR, ADMINISTRATION M98 10/01/1992

2960 VICE CHANCELLOR, ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS M98 10/01/1992

2970 VICE CHANCELLOR, DEVELOPMENT AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS M98 10/01/1992

2979 VICE CHANCELLOR, FACULTY AND STAFF RELATIONS M98 10/01/1992

2560 VICE CHANCELLOR, PHYSICAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT E 07/01/1977

2971 VICE CHANCELLOR, PHYSICAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT M98 10/01/1992

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ID DATE

2964 VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS M98 10/01/1992

2978 VICE PRESIDENT M99 12/31/1994

4744 VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS M99 12/31/1994

2366 VISITING TEACHER E 11/01/1978

2468 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, BUILDING PROGRAM - ACADEMIC YEAR M99 12/31/1994

2469 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, BUILDING PROGRAM - 12 MONTH M99 12/31/1994

6224 WINDOW CLEANER E 07/01/1977

6720 WORK CONTROL COORDINATOR M99 12/31/1994

7990 X-RAY TECHNICIAN R02 07/01/1982

HR-PIMS

EXPLANATORY NOTES

HR PIMS THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE

EXPLANATORY NOTES


FLSA The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)STATUS status to which the class is assigned.

See explanatory notes - Item K, FLSA Status

Classes identified with an "Y" areOVERTIME eligible for payment of overtime

in accordance with the provisions of theapplicable FLSA Status

SIX Classes identified with an "Y" areMONTH eligible for a special salary adjust-INCREASE ment from the minimum of the salary range after six

months of continuous employment.

Classes identified with an "Y" areSHIFT eligible for payment of a shift differ-

DIFFERENTIAL ential. Refer to collective bargaining MOU's,FSR 71-46 and updates for applicablepolicy and procedures.

OCCUPATIONAL The section of the OccupationalINDEX Index where the class may be found

REFERENCE listed within an occupationalgrouping.

The occupational and salary code deter-AFFIRMATIVE mined to be appropriate for a class forACTION purposes of reporting sex and ethnicCODING survey (Affirmative Action) data.

Identifies the assigned category asEMPLOYEE explained in Title 5. (See explanatoryCATEGORY notes - Item F.)

VACATION Identifies rate of vacation accrual.ACCRUAL (See explanatory notes - Item J.)

COLLECTIVE Identifies the HEERA designation /BARGAINING collective bargaining unit the classIDENTIFIER has been assigned to.

The numbers following the class codeRANGE of a class having more than oneCODE salary range or rate which identifies

the levels within the range or rate.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


Following are a number of explanatory notes which will provide definitions and instructions to facilitate the proper use andunderstanding of the salary schedule.

The salary schedule has been arranged according to the collective bargaining identifier (CB ID). For example, those classes with aCB ID of R06 appear alphabetically in the section titled "Bargaining Unit R06, Skilled Crafts"; those classes that have a CB ID ofC99 appear alphabetically in the section titled "Confidential Classes C99," etc. Explanation of the CB ID is contained in Item E ofthis section.

Also preceding the salary schedule, an alphabetical list of classes with CB ID has been provided in order to help facilitate thelocation of classes.

A. APPLICATION OF RANGE CODES. The range code identifies an alternate range of a classification when the class has morethan one assigned salary range. If there is no alternate range, the range code is 0 or blank.

1. 10/12 PAY PLAN. Those classes eligible for the 10/12 Pay Plan are identified in the salary schedule. When a class withone salary range is placed on the 10/12 Pay Plan, the 10/12 salary range is identified in Range Code 8, Range C (Range Areflects the normal salary of the class). When a class with two normal salary ranges (e.g. Ranges A and B for R07Secretary, class code 1129) is placed on the 10/12 Pay Plan, the 10/12 salary ranges are identified in Range Code 8,Range Code C (corresponding to the Range A criteria) and in Range Code 9, Range D (corresponding to the Range Bcriteria). See item #4 below for an example of classifications with separate class codes for the 10/12 pay plan.

RANGE C. This range shall have the same criteria as Range A with the salary for ten months' work paid in twelve equalinstallments (10/12 Pay Plan).

RANGE D. This range shall have the same criteria as Range B with the salary for ten months' work paid in twelve equalinstallments (10/12 Pay Plan).

2. 11/12 Pay Plan. Those classes eligible for the 11/12 Pay Plan are identified in the salary schedule. When a class withone salary range is placed on the 11/12 pay plan, the 11/12 salary range is identified in Range Code 6, Range E, (Range Areflects the normal salary of the class). When a class with two normal salary ranges (e.g. Ranges A and B for R07Secretary, class code 1129) is placed on the 11/12 pay plan, the 11/12 salary ranges are identified in Range codes 6 and7, Ranges E and F. See item #4 below for an example of classifications with separate class codes for the 11/12 pay plan.

3. RANGE B. Some classifications denote a second normal salary rate for a given classification, sometimes denotingdifferent minimum qualifications, which may be either a 12 month or 10 month pay plan. When a Range B class is placed onthe 10/12 pay plan, Range Code 9, Range D corresponds to the Range B criteria; when placed on the 11/12 pay plan, RangeCode 7, Range F corresponds to the Range B criteria.

4. SKILL LEVELS. Some classifications have multiple salary ranges based upon skill levels. For example, the InformationTechnology classes use Range A for the “Foundation” skill level, Range B for the “Career” skill level, and Range C forthe “Expert” skill level. 10/12 and 11/12 pay plans are in separate class codes. Classifications with range codes basedupon


EXPLANATORY NOTES


skill level may have differing overtime eligibility status. Specific range code eligibility is identified in therespective bargaining unit’s salary schedule listing.

B. ALTERNATE RANGES

1. HOUSING MANAGER I AND II

RANGE A. This range shall apply to all positions in the class which do not include management responsibility forresident food service operations.

RANGE B. This range shall apply to all positions in the class which include responsibility for and generaladministrative supervision over a resident student food service program.

2. INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION. The maximum rate is the usual salary to be paid to a faculty member when courseenrollment reaches the established campus level. When enrollment falls short of this level, a faculty member is paid inaccordance with the schedules for low enrollment courses. Hourly rates have been established to compensate instructors,mentors, supervisors of students who are writing theses or graduate projects, instructors in parallel instruction, etc.

3. INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER SESSION. The maximum rate is the usual salary to be paid to a faculty member when courseenrollment reaches the established campus level. When enrollment falls short of this level, a faculty member is paid inaccordance with the schedules for low enrollment courses.

SCHEDULE A. No change in residence.

SCHEDULE B. For faculty who must change residence within the State to accept a teaching assignment.

SCHEDULE C. For faculty members brought from outside California or for CSU regular faculty accepting Summer Sessionteaching assignments outside California.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


4. RESIDENT ASSISTANT

RANGE A. This range shall be the normal range for Resident Assistants. The compensation for this range shall not exceedthe cost of room and board at the particular campus.

RANGE B. This range may be granted to a Resident Assistant who has one academic year (10 months) experience performingduties equivalent to a Resident Assistant. The compensation for this shall not exceed the cost of room and board at theparticular campus plus $25 per month.

RANGE C. This range may be granted to a Resident Assistant who has two or more academic years (20 or more months)experience performing duties equivalent to a Resident Assistant. The compensation for this range shall not exceed thecost of room and board at the particular campus plus $50 per month.

5. STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANT

RANGE A. Successful completion of the equivalent of one academic year in a recognized law school.

RANGE B. Successful completion of the equivalent of two academic years in a recognized law school.

RANGE C. Equivalent of graduation from a recognized law school.

6. SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY

RANGE A. This rate shall apply to individuals who meet the qualification requirements for appointment to the academicrank of Assistant or Instructor.

RANGE B. This rate shall apply to individuals who meet the qualification requirements for appointment to the academicrank of Assistant Professor.

RANGE C. This rate shall apply to individuals who meet the qualification requirements for appointment to the academicrank of Associate Professor or Professor.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


C. ANNUAL SALARY RATES

1. For 10-month positions, the annual salaries are a multiple of 10 times the established monthly rate.

2. For The 10/12 Pay Plan, the annual salaries are a multiple of 12 times the established monthly rate.

3. For The 11/12 Pay Plan, the annual salaries are a multiple of 12 times the established monthly rate.

4. For academic year (3 quarters or 2 semesters), academic 10-month, and 12-month positions, the annual salaries are amultiple of 12 times the established monthly rate.

5. The salary ranges for Lecturers are identical to those used for regular faculty. The appropriate range is determined byutilizing the same standards as those required for appointments to particular academic ranks.

6. Employees of the Trustees serving in Overseas Assignments under contracts with the Federal Government may receive anoverseas differential for dislocation purposes provided by the particular granting agency contracting for the services,in addition to their base salaries under the above codes when such contract so permits, provided that any such increaseshall be fully reimbursable to the State by the Federal Government under such contract.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


D. APPRENTICE CLASSES.

Please refer to the salary schedule section of the appropriate collective bargaining unit and/or the Memorandum of Understandingfor the schedule of apprentice wages and other pertinent information.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


E. CBID - COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IDENTIFIER. The CBID identifies the HEERA designation/collective bargaining unit theclass has been assigned to.

CBIDCODE

C98 Confidential/Management ClassC99 Confidential ClassE99 Excluded ClassM80 Management/Supervisory - Mixed Class (Management Personnel Plan)M98 Executive

EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVER01 Physicians Unit Union of Amer. Physicians & DentistsR02 Health Care Support California State Employees' AssociationR03 Faculty Unit California Faculty AssociationR04 Academic Support Unit Academic Professionals of CaliforniaR05 Operations & Support Services Unit California State Employees AssociationR06 Skilled Crafts Unit State Employees Trade CouncilR07 Clerical & Admin. Support Services Unit California State Employees AssociationR08 Public Safety Unit State University Police AssociationR09 Technical & Support Services Unit California State Employees AssociationR10 Operating Engineers International Union of Operating Engineers


EXPLANATORY NOTES


F. EMPLOYEE CATEGORY. The following codes identify the appropriate probationary/tenure track for each classification:

ProbationaryCode PeriodNo. Category Applicable Directive Tenure Track Applicable Directive

1 Non Academic Employee Title 5, Section 42700(o) 1 year Title 5, Sections 43588.1 - 43588.32 Administrative Employee Title 5, Section 42700(m) 2 years Title 5, Sections 43580 - 435863 Academic Employee (Instruction) Title 5, Section 42700(l) See Title 5 Title 5, Sections 43560 - 435724 Academic Employee (Closely Related) Title 5, Section 42700(l) See Title 5 Title 5, Sections 43560 - 435725 Academic-Administrative Title 5, Section 42700(p) See Title 5 Title 5, Sections 43593 - 435966 Executive Title 5, Section 42700(n) No Tenure Title 5, Section 42703(g)7 Miscellaneous Not Eligible Title 5, Section 42703(h)8 MPP - CSU Management Personnel Plan Title 5, Section 42703(f) Not Eligible Title 5, Section 42703(f), 42723

G. PERSONNEL AND PAY PROCEDURES FOR CAMPUSES ON QUARTER SYSTEM YEAR-ROUND OPERATIONS

Refer to Personnel and Pay Procedures issued under FSA 67-49 for procedures concerning personnel and pay regulations for facultyserving in quarter system year-round operations. Board of Trustees resolution (RFSA 05-75-09; May 25, 1975) revised theprocedure for granting salary increases to Summer Quarter Faculty. This resolution stated the intent of the Board of Trusteesto provide salary increases for the month of June to those faculty members whose summer quarter employment commences in Juneequivalent to the salary increases applicable to all faculty on or after July 1 of any fiscal year.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


H. SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL. The current rate of payment is:

Rate Per Hour Rate Per HourEvening Shift Night Shift

R02-Health Support $ .55 $ .67R05-Operations & Support .55 .67R07-Clerical & Administrative Support .55 .67R09-Technical & Support Services .55 .67

R01-Physicians N/A N/AR03-Faculty N/A N/AR04-Academic Support N/A N/AR08-Public Safety .23 .28R06-Skilled Crafts $ .55 $ .67

R10-Operating Engineers $ .40 $ .50.90* 1.00*

Pursuant to Article 24.30, employees who are regularly scheduledto work on Sundays shall receive a differential of two dollars($2.00) per hour for the entire shift.

E99-Excluded N/A N/AC99-Confidential Classes N/A N/AC98-Designated Confidential Employees Rate in Accordance with Bargaining Unit

NOTE: (*) Pertains to CMA Stationary and Chief Engineers only.[Ref. FSR 71-46 for policies and procedures and the appropriate MOU.]

I. SIX-MONTH SALARY ADJUSTMENTS. Special salary adjustments from the minimum of a salary range are authorized foremployees who have completed six months (six monthly pay periods) of continuous and satisfactory service in those classesidentified in the salary schedule. For classes represented, the MOU governs the amount of the increase. For nonrepresentedclasses, the increase is normally 5%. For classes eligible for six month increase, refer to the list at the back of the SalarySchedule.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


J. VACATION ACCRUAL CODES:

Code Accrual Rate Source

1 Determined by length of service (see chart below) Title 5, Section 429042 2 days per month Title 5, Section 429023 No vacation accrued Title 5, Sections 42901 & 429034 Determined by applicable trade letter Trade rate procedures

Vacation Credit Per Pay Period

Length of Service Days Hours

1 Month to 3 Years 5/6 6-2/337 Months to 6 Years 1-1/4 1073 Months to 10 Years 1-5/12 11-1/3121 Months to 15 Years 1-7/12 12-2/3181 Months to 20 Years 1-3/4 14241 Months to 25 Years 1-11/12 15-1/3301 Months and Over 2- 16

K. FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT (FLSA) DEFINITIONS:

1. NON-EXEMPT = "N" Classes and positions in the California State University that do not qualify for exemption from theovertime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Designation and are eligible for overtime payments, either ascash or compensatory time off (CTO), for all hours worked over 40 in a workweek. Paid leave will be counted as timeworked in determining overtime hours worked under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Designation. Refer to HR 93-17,supplements, and appropriate MOU for additional information.

Compensatory time accumulated in excess of 480 hours for public safety officer classes and 240 hours for all other non-exempt classes must be paid for in cash in the pay period in which earned. For collective bargaining units 2,5,7 and 9,and CSU Confidential classes, compensatory time accumulated in excess of 120 hours at the close of the calendar year mustbe paid for in cash by February 1st. Earned CTO greater than 240 hours must be paid in the pay period in which it wasearned for (R07) Head Resident I and II class codes 9688 and 9687.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


2. EXEMPT = "E" Classes and positions in the California State University that are exempt from overtime provisions of theFair Labor Standards Act, and do not earn overtime payments either as cash or CTO. Refer to HR 93-17, supplements, andappropriate MOU for represented classes for additional information.

3. OTHER = "O" Certain classifications of agricultural workers and firefighters in the California State University that areclassified as "exempt", and are subject to special provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act due to the nature of thework performed. Refer to HR 93-17, supplements, and appropriate MOU for additional information.

Employees in exempt (firefighter) class codes 8980 and 8981 have a workweek which consists of an average of 72 hours perweek, including work time, standby time, and on-call time. Hours in excess of 312 in a month are compensated at time andone-half and are compensable in cash or CTO.

Employees in exempt (agricultural) class codes 6385, 0638, 0648, 0651, 0687, 0663, and 0666 meet the definition of exemptunder the agricultural exemption of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) Designation and may earn CTO at the rate of timeand one-half the hourly rate. Employees in these classifications, having earned more than 120 hours at the end of thecalendar year, must be paid in cash by February 1 of the following year.


EXPLANATORY NOTES


L. PAYMENT

1. Overtime - For classes eligible for Overtime, refer to the list at the back of the Salary Schedule.

Those classes covered by overtime provisions (Non-Exempt "N" Designation) are identified in the Salary Schedule, and inthe list of Classes Eligible for Overtime section of the Salary Schedule.

The basic unit of conversion is the monthly rate, with all other rates being derived from the monthly figures shown.

Annual = monthly rate X 12

Hourly = monthly rate

173.33

Hourly + 1/2 = monthly rate X 1.5

173.33

40 hour work week X number of weeks in the year = annual working hours40 X 52 = 2,080

Annual working hours divided by months in a year = working hours per month2,080 divided by 12 = 173.33


EXPLANATORY NOTES


The basic unit of conversion is the monthly rate for employees who are scheduled to work 72 hours per week and have an"Other - 'O' Designation" status:

Annual = monthly rate X 12

Hourly = monthly rate

312

Hourly + 1/2 = monthly rate X 1.5

312

72 hour work week X number of weeks in a year = annual working hours72 X 52 = 3,744

Annual working hours divided by months in a year = working hours per month3,744 divided by 12 = 312

For Example: Monthly Rate 2,233 2,339 2,449 2,565 2,686/MonthOvertime Rate 9.21 9.64 10.10 10.58 11.08/Hour

HR-PIMS

C99 - CONFIDENTIAL CLASSES

HR-ISA

THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ID C99

(Effective July 1, 1998)

Salary Range Six Occup Affirm Empl

Class Range Class Title Salary ________________________________________________________________ FLSA O/T Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac

Code Code Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 Inc Diff Ref Coding gory Acrl


1178 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT-10/12

N N H-1 P9D 2 2N Y

1 PSL I 2,536 TO 3,74130,432 44,892

E N

2 PSL II 3,053 TO 5,14336,636 61,716

E N

3 PSL III 3,681 TO 6,12344,172 73,476

1177 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT-11/12

N N H-1 P9D 2 2N Y

1 PSL I 2,789 TO 4,11533,468 49,380

E N

2 PSL II 3,359 TO 5,65740,308 67,884

E N

3 PSL III 4,049 TO 6,73548,588 80,820

HR-ISA







1176 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -12MONTH

N N H-1 P9D 2 2N Y

1 PSL I 3,043 TO 4,48936,516 53,868

E N

2 PSL II 3,664 TO 6,17143,968 74,052

E N

3 PSL III 4,417 TO 7,34753,004 88,164

1172 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -10/12N Y N N C-3 C7B 1 2

1 PSL I 1,400 TO 2,20516,800 26,460

2 PSL II 1,683 TO 3,00520,196 36,060

3 PSL III 2,242 TO 3,53126,904 42,372

1171 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -11/12N Y N N C-3 C7B 1 2

1 PSL I 1,540 TO 2,42618,480 29,112

2 PSL II 1,852 TO 3,30622,224 39,672

3 PSL III 2,466 TO 3,88429,592 46,608

HR-ISA







1170 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -12 MONTHN Y N N C-3 C7B 1 2

1 PSL I 1,680 TO 2,64620,160 31,752

2 PSL II 2,020 TO 3,60624,240 43,272

3 PSL III 2,690 TO 4,23732,280 50,844

1175 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -10/12N N F-2 P9D 1 2

N Y

1 PSL I 1,513 TO 3,31318,156 39,756

E N

2 PSL II 1,728 TO 5,36920,736 64,428

E N

3 PSL III 2,420 TO 6,01629,040 72,192

1174 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -11/12N N F-2 P9D 1 2

N Y

1 PSL I 1,664 TO 3,64419,968 43,728

E N

2 PSL II 1,901 TO 5,90622,812 70,872

E N

3 PSL III 2,662 TO 6,61731,944 79,404

HR-ISA







1173 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -12MONTH

N N F-2 P9D 1 2N Y

1 PSL I 1,815 TO 3,97521,780 47,700

E N

2 PSL II 2,074 TO 6,44324,888 77,316

E N

3 PSL III 2,904 TO 7,21934,848 86,628

1295 LEGAL SECRETARYN Y N N C-2 C7B 1 2

1 RANGE A 2,473 TO 3,82229,676 45,864

6 RANGE E 2,267 TO 3,50427,204 42,048

8 RANGE C 2,061 TO 3,18524,732 38,220

1293 MANAGEMENT INTERNN Y N N H-1 P0E 7 2

1 RANGE A 1,723 TO 3,61920,676 43,428

6 RANGE E 1,579 TO 3,31718,948 39,804

8 RANGE C 1,436 TO 3,01617,232 36,192

HR-ISA







1297 PARALEGAL - PROFESSIONALE N N N L-2 P9C 1 2

1 RANGE A 2,746 TO 4,71232,952 56,544

6 RANGE E 2,517 TO 4,31930,204 51,828

8 RANGE C 2,288 TO 3,92727,456 47,124

1296 PARALEGAL - TECHNICALN Y N N L-2 P9C 1 2

1 RANGE A 2,470 TO 4,24029,640 50,880

6 RANGE E 2,264 TO 3,88727,168 46,644

8 RANGE C 2,058 TO 3,53324,696 42,396

1148 PRESIDENTIAL AIDEE N N N H-1 C0E 2 2

1 RANGE A 3,079 TO 5,46036,948 65,520

6 RANGE E 2,822 TO 5,00533,864 60,060

8 RANGE C 2,566 TO 4,55030,792 54,600

HR-PIMS

E99 - EXCLUDED CLASSES

HR-PIMS

THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ID E99






6500 ASBESTOS WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6577 BLACKSMITH, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

1874 BRIDGE STUDENT ASSISTANTN Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

1876 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORKSTUDY

N Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

1875 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORKSTUDY

N Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

6480 CARPENTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6479 CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

1800 CASUAL WORKERN Y N N Q-1 XXA 7 3

$5.15 TO $26.00 PER HOUR

HR-PIMS







6633 CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

2315 CHIEF OF PARTY, OVERSEASE N N N J-3 P3E 3 2

$2,725.00 TO $8,168.00 PER MONTH

0347 CMA RADIO OFFICERN Y N N P-1 T9B 1 1

$26.95 TO $28.85 PER HOUR

6537 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE, CASUALEMPLOYMENT

N Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4TRADE RATE

6535 ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6469 FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


2355 GRADUATE ASSISTANTE N N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

1 RANGE A-ACAD YR-SEM $800.00 TO $1,003.00

2 RANGE B-ACAD SEM $800.00 TO $1,003.00

3 RANGE C-ACAD QTR $890.00 TO $1,113.00

4 RANGE D-ACAD YR-QTR $890.00 TO $1,113.00

HR-PIMS







0101 HELPER/AIDN Y Y N Q-1 XXA 7 1

$895.00 TO $2,132.00 PER MONTH

6623 HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

2363 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSIONNON-CREDIT

E N N N J-2 F3A 7 31 PER SESSION RATE $100.00 TO $12,000.00 PER SESSION

2 PER HOUR RATE $6.00 TO $200.00 PER HOUR

6559 IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLERPIPEFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT


6226 LABORER, BUILDING TRADES, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


2944 LEGISLATIVE/EXECUTIVE FELLOWE N N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

$1,622.00 TO $2,498.00 PER MONTH

6618 MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

HR-PIMS







7171 NOTETAKERN Y N N O-1 XXA 7 3

$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

6523 PAINTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6529 PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6612 PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6553 PLUMBER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6552 PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

7172 READERN Y N N O-1 XXA 7 3

$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

1869 RESIDENT ASSISTANTN Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

1 RANGE A $0.00 TO $7,118.00 PER ACADEMIC YEAR

2 RANGE B $0.00 TO $7,368.00 PER ACADEMIC YEAR

3 RANGE C $0.00 TO $7,618.00 PER ACADEMIC YEAR

HR-PIMS







6482 ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6582 SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6213 SKILLED LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

4660 SPECIAL CONSULTANTE N N N Q-1 XXD 7 3

$42.00 TO $945.00 PER DAY

6555 STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

1870 STUDENT ASSISTANTN Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

5799 STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANTN Y N N L-1 P9C 2 1

1 RANGE A $1,953.00 TO $2,437.00

2 RANGE B $2,302.00 TO $2,884.00

3 RANGE C $3,024.00 TO $3,803.00

1872 STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDYN Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

HR-PIMS







1871 STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDYN Y N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

$5.15 TO $13.10 PER HOUR

6478 SUPERVISING CARPENTER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


6632 SUPERVISING CEMENT FINISHER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


6531 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


6468 SUPERVISING FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER,CASUAL EMPLOYMENT


6622 SUPERVISING HOD CARRIER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


6558 SUPERVISING IRRIGATION AND LAWNSPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL

N Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4EMPLOYMENT TRADE RATE

HR-PIMS







6225 SUPERVISING LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6617 SUPERVISING MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6528 SUPERVISING PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6611 SUPERVISING PLASTERER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


6551 SUPERVISING PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6481 SUPERVISING ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

6581 SUPERVISING SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


6554 SUPERVISING STEAMFITTER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


HR-PIMS







6463 SUPERVISING TILE LAYER, CASUALEMPLOYMENT


2354 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N Q-1 XXC 7 3

1 MASTER'S PROGRAM $1,674.00 TO $3,480.00 PER MONTH

2 DOCTORAL PROGRAM $1,981.00 TO $4,386.00 PER MONTH

2353 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - 12 MONTHE N N N Q-1 XXC 7 2

1 MASTER'S PROGRAM $1,897.00 TO $3,995.00 PER MONTH

2 DOCTORAL PROGRAM $2,265.00 TO $5,048.00 PER MONTH

6464 TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENTN Y N N B-3 S6B 7 4

TRADE RATE

0050 VOLUNTEER EMPLOYEEN Y N N Q-1 XXA 7 3

$0 PER TERM

0100 YOUTH SUMMER AIDN Y N N Q-1 XXA 7 3

$5.15 TO $9.40 PER HOUR

HR-PIMS

M80 - MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL PLAN

HR-ISA

THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ID M80

(Effective September 1, 1998)





3318 ADMINISTRATOR IE N N N R-1 E0E 8 2

1 RANGE A 1,994 TO 4,85123,928 58,212

2 RANGE B 1,994 TO 4,85119,940 48,510

6 RANGE E 1,828 TO 4,44721,936 53,364

8 RANGE C 1,662 TO 4,04319,944 48,516

3319 ADMINISTRATOR I - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N R-1 E0E 8 3

1,703 TO 4,19220,436 50,304

3312 ADMINISTRATOR IIE N N N R-1 E0D 8 2

1 RANGE A 2,971 TO 7,02335,652 84,276

2 RANGE B 2,971 TO 7,02329,710 70,230

6 RANGE E 2,723 TO 6,43832,676 77,256

8 RANGE C 2,476 TO 5,85329,712 70,236

3313 ADMINISTRATOR II - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N R-1 E0D 8 3

2,577 TO 6,08230,924 72,984

HR-ISA


(Effective April 1, 1999)





3306 ADMINISTRATOR IIIE N N N R-1 E0C 8 2

1 RANGE A 4,043 TO 9,48648,516 113,832

2 RANGE B 4,043 TO 9,48640,430 94,860

6 RANGE E 3,706 TO 8,69644,472 104,352

8 RANGE C 3,369 TO 7,90540,428 94,860

3307 ADMINISTRATOR III - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N R-1 E0C 8 3

3,493 TO 8,22641,916 98,712

3300 ADMINISTRATOR IVE N N N R-1 E0B 8 2

1 RANGE A 5,444 TO 13,00065,328 156,000

2 RANGE B 5,444 TO 13,00054,440 130,000

6 RANGE E 4,990 TO 11,91759,880 143,004

8 RANGE C 4,537 TO 10,83354,444 129,996

3301 ADMINISTRATOR IV - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N R-1 E0B 8 3

4,709 TO 11,22756,508 134,724

HR-ISA







3320 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -CRUISE -AYE N N N R-1 E0E 8 3

1,994 TO 4,85123,928 58,212

3321 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -2ND CRUISE- AYE N N N R-1 E0E 8 3

1,994 TO 4,85123,928 58,212

3314 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -CRUISE -AYE N N N R-1 E0D 8 3

2,971 TO 7,02335,652 84,276

3315 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -2ND CRUISE- AYE N N N R-1 E0D 8 3

2,971 TO 7,02335,652 84,276

3308 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -CRUISE -AYE N N N R-1 E0C 8 3

4,043 TO 9,48648,516 113,832

3309 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -2ND CRUISE- AYE N N N R-1 E0C 8 3

4,043 TO 9,48648,516 113,832

3302 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -CRUISE -AYE N N N R-1 E0B 8 3

5,444 TO 13,00065,328 156,000

HR-ISA







3303 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -2ND CRUISE- AYE N N N R-1 E0B 8 3

5,444 TO 13,00065,328 156,000

HR-PIMS

M98 - EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT CLASSES

HR-ISA


(Effective June 1, 1999)





2976 CHANCELLOR OF THE CALIFORNIA STATEUNIVERSITY $266,700.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2967 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR ANDCHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER $201,408.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2962 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR ANDCHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER $198,084.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2966 GENERAL COUNSEL $173,592.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2977 PRESIDENT 10,024.00 TO 16,867.00 E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2120,288.00 202,404.00

2941 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMICAFFAIRS $144,636.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2942 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR,INTERIM CHIEF OF STAFF 11,834.00 TO 14,248.00 E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

142,008.00 170,976.00

2981 VICE CHANCELLOR, EXTERNAL RELATIONS ANDNATIONAL AFFAIRS $124,080.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2973 VICE CHANCELLOR, HUMAN RESOURCES$185,016.00 ANNUALLY E N N N G-1 E0A 6 2

2943 VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT 7,500.00 TO 13,388.00 E N N N G-1 E0A 6 290,000.00 160,656.00

HR-PIMS

R01 - PHYSICIANS

HR-PIMS

THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING ID R01






7737 PHYSICIANE N N N I-1 P1A 2 1

1 RANGE A 6,919 TO 10,08083,028 120,960

2 RANGE B 6,919 TO 10,08069,190 100,800

6 RANGE E 6,342 TO 9,24076,104 110,880

8 RANGE C 5,766 TO 8,40069,192 100,800

0605 VETERINARIAN IE N N N A-3 P1A 2 1

1 RANGE A 3,429 TO 4,97141,148 59,652

6 RANGE E 3,143 TO 4,55737,716 54,684

8 RANGE C 2,858 TO 4,14334,296 49,716

0608 VETERINARIAN IIE N N N A-3 P1A 2 1

1 RANGE A 4,133 TO 5,99949,596 71,988

6 RANGE E 3,789 TO 5,49945,468 65,988

8 RANGE C 3,444 TO 4,99941,328 59,988

HR-PIMS

R02 - HEALTH CARE SUPPORT

HR-PIMS





Code Code Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 Inc Diff Ref Coding gory AcrlService

Min Max Max


8135 CLINICAL AID IN Y Y Y I-2 T2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 1,818 2,141 2,35621,816 25,692 28,272

6 RANGE E 1,667 1,963 2,16020,004 23,556 25,920

8 RANGE C 1,515 1,784 1,96318,180 21,408 23,556

8136 CLINICAL AID IIN Y Y Y I-2 T2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 1,888 2,224 2,44722,656 26,688 29,364

6 RANGE E 1,731 2,039 2,24320,772 24,468 26,916

8 RANGE C 1,573 1,853 2,03918,876 22,236 24,468

7927 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST IN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,300 3,792 4,17239,600 45,504 50,064

6 RANGE E 3,025 3,476 3,82436,300 41,712 45,888

8 RANGE C 2,750 3,160 3,47733,000 37,920 41,724

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


7926 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST IIN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,456 4,162 4,57941,472 49,944 54,948

6 RANGE E 3,168 3,815 4,19738,016 45,780 50,364

8 RANGE C 2,880 3,468 3,81634,560 41,616 45,792

8145 HEALTH EDUCATION ASSISTANTN Y N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,680 3,221 3,54232,160 38,652 42,504

6 RANGE E 2,457 2,953 3,24729,484 35,436 38,964

8 RANGE C 2,233 2,684 2,95226,796 32,208 35,424

8147 HEALTH EDUCATORE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,936 3,534 3,88635,232 42,408 46,632

6 RANGE E 2,691 3,240 3,56232,292 38,880 42,744

8 RANGE C 2,447 2,945 3,23829,364 35,340 38,856

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


1140 HEALTH RECORD TECHNICIANN Y N N C-6 C2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,324 2,766 3,04427,888 33,192 36,528

6 RANGE E 2,130 2,536 2,79025,560 30,432 33,480

8 RANGE C 1,937 2,305 2,53723,244 27,660 30,444

8134 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSEN Y N Y I-2 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,203 2,501 2,75126,436 30,012 33,012

6 RANGE E 2,019 2,293 2,52224,228 27,516 30,264

8 RANGE C 1,836 2,084 2,29322,032 25,008 27,516

8165 NURSE PRACTITIONER - 10 MONTHE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 4,276 5,151 5,66642,760 51,510 56,660

8 RANGE C 3,563 4,293 4,72242,756 51,516 56,664

8166 NURSE PRACTITIONER - 12 MONTHE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 4,276 5,151 5,66651,312 61,812 67,992

6 RANGE E 3,920 4,722 5,19447,040 56,664 62,328

8 RANGE C 3,563 4,293 4,72242,756 51,516 56,664

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


8130 NUTRITIONISTE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,936 3,534 3,88635,232 42,408 46,632

6 RANGE E 2,691 3,240 3,56232,292 38,880 42,744

8 RANGE C 2,447 2,945 3,23829,364 35,340 38,856

7991 PHARMACIST - 10 MONTHE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 4,209 5,074 5,58142,090 50,740 55,810

8 RANGE C 3,508 4,228 4,65142,096 50,736 55,812

7992 PHARMACIST - 12 MONTHE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 4,209 5,074 5,58150,508 60,888 66,972

6 RANGE E 3,858 4,651 5,11646,296 55,812 61,392

8 RANGE C 3,508 4,228 4,65142,096 50,736 55,812

7980 PHYSICAL THERAPIST IN Y N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,910 3,497 3,84834,920 41,964 46,176

6 RANGE E 2,668 3,206 3,52732,016 38,472 42,324

8 RANGE C 2,425 2,914 3,20729,100 34,968 38,484

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


7981 PHYSICAL THERAPIST IIN Y N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,076 3,700 4,06936,912 44,400 48,828

6 RANGE E 2,820 3,392 3,73033,840 40,704 44,760

8 RANGE C 2,563 3,083 3,39130,756 36,996 40,692

7988 RADIATION PROTECTION SPECIALISTE N N N I-3 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,97636,072 43,404 47,712

6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,64533,072 39,792 43,740

8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,31330,060 36,168 39,756

7995 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST IN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,688 3,234 3,55832,256 38,808 42,696

6 RANGE E 2,464 2,965 3,26229,568 35,580 39,144

8 RANGE C 2,240 2,695 2,96526,880 32,340 35,580

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


7996 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST IIN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,884 3,467 3,81434,608 41,604 45,768

6 RANGE E 2,644 3,178 3,49631,728 38,136 41,952

8 RANGE C 2,403 2,889 3,17828,836 34,668 38,136

8150 REGISTERED NURSE I - 10 MONTHN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,860 3,440 3,78428,600 34,400 37,840

8 RANGE C 2,383 2,867 3,15328,596 34,404 37,836

8151 REGISTERED NURSE I - 12 MONTHN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 2,860 3,440 3,78434,320 41,280 45,408

6 RANGE E 2,622 3,153 3,46931,464 37,836 41,628

8 RANGE C 2,383 2,867 3,15328,596 34,404 37,836

8153 REGISTERED NURSE II - 10 MONTHN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,063 3,686 4,05430,630 36,860 40,540

8 RANGE C 2,553 3,072 3,37830,636 36,864 40,536

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


8154 REGISTERED NURSE II - 12 MONTHN Y N Y I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,063 3,686 4,05436,756 44,232 48,648

6 RANGE E 2,808 3,379 3,71633,696 40,548 44,592

8 RANGE C 2,553 3,072 3,37830,636 36,864 40,536

8156 REGISTERED NURSE III - 10 MONTHE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,361 4,047 4,45133,610 40,470 44,510

8 RANGE C 2,801 3,373 3,70933,612 40,476 44,508

8157 REGISTERED NURSE III - 12 MONTHE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,361 4,047 4,45140,332 48,564 53,412

6 RANGE E 3,081 3,710 4,08036,972 44,520 48,960

8 RANGE C 2,801 3,373 3,70933,612 40,476 44,508

8005 SANITARIAN IIE N N N I-3 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,089 3,718 4,09037,068 44,616 49,080

6 RANGE E 2,832 3,408 3,74933,984 40,896 44,988

8 RANGE C 2,574 3,098 3,40830,888 37,176 40,896

HR-PIMS






Min Max Max


7976 SPEECH PATHOLOGISTE N N N I-1 P2A 1 1

1 RANGE A 3,641 4,390 4,82943,692 52,680 57,948

6 RANGE E 3,338 4,024 4,42740,056 48,288 53,124

8 RANGE C 3,034 3,658 4,02436,408 43,896 48,288

HR-PIMS

R03 – FACULTY

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8

Rate 9 Rate 10 Rate 11 Rate 12 Rate 13 Rate 14 Rate 15 Rate 16 Six Occup Affirm Empl

Class Range Class Title Salary Rate 17 Rate 18 Rate 19 Rate 20 Rate 21 Rate 22 Rate 23 Rate 24 FLSA O/T Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac



0350 CMA CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTORE N N N J-2 F3A 7 3

$92000 TO $8,81900

0351 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -CRUISE -AYE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3

3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 01-32 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 11 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,61778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 91,404

4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 01-30 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072SSI MAX ST: 15 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,747 7,930 8,118 8,310 8,36790,792 92,964 95,160 97,416 99,720 100,404

5 PROFESSOR 01-22 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424SSI MAX ST: 09 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,118 8,310 8,507 8,708 8,76795,160 97,416 99,720 102,084 104,496 105,204

HR-ISA


(Effective March 2, 1999)

Salary Range

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0551 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -2ND CRUISE- AYE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,61778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 91,404


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,747 7,930 8,118 8,310 8,36790,792 92,964 95,160 97,416 99,720 100,404


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,118 8,310 8,507 8,708 8,76795,160 97,416 99,720 102,084 104,496 105,204

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0352 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIMEVOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CR

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 3CRUISE -AY 01-20 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

6,069 6,215 6,364 6,40172,828 74,580 76,368 76,812

0353 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIMEVOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NC

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 3NON-CRUISE-AY 01-20 3,684 3,773 3,864 3,956 4,051 4,148 4,247 4,349

SSI MAX ST: 10 44,208 45,276 46,368 47,472 48,612 49,776 50,964 52,188

4,455 4,561 4,670 4,782 4,898 5,015 5,136 5,25853,460 54,732 56,040 57,384 58,776 60,180 61,632 63,096

5,384 5,513 5,645 5,67964,608 66,156 67,740 68,148

0552 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIMEVOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -2CR

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 32ND CRUISE -AY 01-20 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

6,069 6,215 6,364 6,40172,828 74,580 76,368 76,812

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0554 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIMEVOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2CR-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 31 INSTRUCTOR I 01-20 3,096 3,171 3,248 3,325 3,404 3,487 3,571 3,657

SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040

4,526 4,635 4,746 4,77454,312 55,620 56,952 57,288

2 INSTRUCTOR II 01-20 3,236 3,315 3,394 3,476 3,559 3,643 3,731 3,820SSI MAX ST: 10 38,832 39,780 40,728 41,712 42,708 43,716 44,772 45,840

3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404

4,728 4,841 4,957 4,98656,736 58,092 59,484 59,832

3 INSTRUCTOR III 01-20 3,775 3,866 3,958 4,053 4,150 4,249 4,351 4,457SSI MAX ST: 10 45,300 46,392 47,496 48,636 49,800 50,988 52,212 53,484

4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

5,516 5,648 5,783 5,81866,192 67,776 69,396 69,816

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0354 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIMEVOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-CRUISE-AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040

4,526 4,635 4,746 4,77454,312 55,620 56,952 57,288


3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404

4,728 4,841 4,957 4,98656,736 58,092 59,484 59,832


4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

5,516 5,648 5,783 5,81866,192 67,776 69,396 69,816

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0355 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIMEVOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-NONCRSE-AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 32,568 33,348 34,152 34,956 35,808 36,660 37,536 38,436

3,280 3,358 3,439 3,523 3,606 3,693 3,780 3,87139,360 40,296 41,268 42,276 43,272 44,316 45,360 46,452

3,964 4,059 4,156 4,18147,568 48,708 49,872 50,172


3,429 3,510 3,594 3,680 3,769 3,859 3,952 4,04741,148 42,120 43,128 44,160 45,228 46,308 47,424 48,564

4,144 4,243 4,345 4,37149,728 50,916 52,140 52,452


3,998 4,094 4,192 4,292 4,395 4,501 4,609 4,71947,976 49,128 50,304 51,504 52,740 54,012 55,308 56,628

4,832 4,948 5,067 5,09757,984 59,376 60,804 61,164

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0356 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY -CRUISE-AYE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3

1 ASSISTANT 01-08 2,606 2,663 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041SSI MAX ST: 05 31,272 31,956 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05378,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,74790,792 92,964


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,11895,160 97,416

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0556 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY-2ND CRUISE-AYE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3



3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05378,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,74790,792 92,964


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,11895,160 97,416

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0357 CMA LECTURER -CRUISE -AYE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3

1 L 01-08 2,606 2,663 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041SSI MAX ST: 05 31,272 31,956 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492

2 A 01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

3 B 01-28 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014SSI MAX ST: 15 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168

4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42471,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

4 C 01-22 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072SSI MAX ST: 15 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05375,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636

5 D 01-14 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424SSI MAX ST: 09 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39178,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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0557 CMA LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AYE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3

1 L 01-08 2,606 2,663 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041SSI MAX ST: 05 31,272 31,956 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492

2 A 01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

3 B 01-28 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014SSI MAX ST: 15 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168

4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42471,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

4 C 01-22 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072SSI MAX ST: 15 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05375,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636

5 D 01-14 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424SSI MAX ST: 09 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39178,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

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2333 COACH - ACADEMIC YEARUSE OF THIS CLASS HAS BEEN RESTRICTED TO STANISLAUS

E N N N O-2 P3B 4 301-22 3,11750 3,19250 3,26667 3,34500 3,42250 3,50333 3,58500 3,67250

SSI MAX ST: 15 18,70500 19,15500 19,60002 20,07000 20,53500 21,01998 21,51000 22,03500

3,75750 3,84917 3,93917 4,03333 4,12667 4,22667 4,32583 4,4316722,54500 23,09502 23,63502 24,19998 24,76002 25,36002 25,95498 26,59002

4,53583 4,64417 4,75250 4,86917 4,98583 5,1050027,21498 27,86502 28,51500 29,21502 29,91498 30,63000

2378 COACH - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N O-2 P3B 4 3

01-22 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12665,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

2377 COACH - 10 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-22 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12665,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

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2376 COACH - 12 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-22 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072SSI MAX ST: 15 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05375,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636

2335 COACHING ASSISTANT - ACADEMIC YEARUSE OF THIS CLASS HAS BEEN RESTRICTED TO STANISLAUS

E N N N O-2 P3B 4 301-14 2,26583 2,31667 2,36667 2,42167 2,47667 2,53417 2,59167 2,65333

SSI MAX ST: 09 13,59498 13,90002 14,20002 14,53002 14,86002 15,20502 15,55002 15,91998

2,71500 2,78000 2,84333 2,91083 2,97917 3,0483316,29000 16,68000 17,05998 17,46498 17,87502 18,28998

2384 COACHING ASSISTANT - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N O-2 P3B 4 3

01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

2383 COACHING ASSISTANT - 10 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

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2382 COACHING ASSISTANT - 12 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

2334 COACHING SPECIALIST - ACADEMIC YEARUSE OF THIS CLASS HAS BEEN RESTRICTED TO STANISLAUS

E N N N O-2 P3B 4 301-28 2,47667 2,53417 2,59167 2,65333 2,71500 2,78000 2,84333 2,91083

SSI MAX ST: 15 14,86002 15,20502 15,55002 15,91998 16,29000 16,68000 17,05998 17,46498

2,97917 3,04833 3,11750 3,19250 3,26667 3,34500 3,42250 3,5033317,87502 18,28998 18,70500 19,15500 19,60002 20,07000 20,53500 21,01998

3,58500 3,67250 3,75750 3,84917 3,93917 4,03333 4,12667 4,2266721,51000 22,03500 22,54500 23,09502 23,63502 24,19998 24,76002 25,36002

4,32583 4,43167 4,53583 4,6441725,95498 26,59002 27,21498 27,86502

2381 COACHING SPECIALIST - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N O-2 P3B 4 3

01-28 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

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Salary Range

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2380 COACHING SPECIALIST - 10 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-28 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

2379 COACHING SPECIALIST - 12 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-28 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014SSI MAX ST: 15 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168

4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42471,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2341 COUNSELOR - ACADEMIC YEARTHIS CLASS HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED, BUT WILL BE RETAINED ALONGWITH THE NEW CLASS UNTIL CONVERSION TO THE NEW CLASS HASBEEN EFFECTED; HOWEVER, NO NEW APPOINTMENTS ORREASSIGNMENTS MAY BE MADE TO THIS CLASS.

E N N N O-1 4 3P4A


P4A2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 2,570 2,629 2,685 2,750 2,814 2,879 2,943 3,013

SSI MAX ST: 09 30,840 31,548 32,220 33,000 33,768 34,548 35,316 36,156

3,083 3,153 3,226 3,299 3,375 3,45536,996 37,836 38,712 39,588 40,500 41,460

P4A3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 01-14 2,795 2,860 2,925 2,996 3,065 3,137 3,207 3,285

SSI MAX ST: 09 33,540 34,320 35,100 35,952 36,780 37,644 38,484 39,420

3,361 3,438 3,518 3,602 3,684 3,77040,332 41,256 42,216 43,224 44,208 45,240

P4B4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 01-14 3,473 3,556 3,638 3,727 3,815 3,905 3,993 4,090

SSI MAX ST: 09 41,676 42,672 43,656 44,724 45,780 46,860 47,916 49,080

4,186 4,285 4,385 4,488 4,594 4,70350,232 51,420 52,620 53,856 55,128 56,436

P4B5 PROFESSOR 01-14 4,338 4,443 4,547 4,659 4,769 4,884 4,998 5,117

SSI MAX ST: 09 52,056 53,316 54,564 55,908 57,228 58,608 59,976 61,404

5,237 5,361 5,489 5,619 5,753 5,89062,844 64,332 65,868 67,428 69,036 70,680

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2342 COUNSELOR - 12 MONTHTHIS CLASS HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED, BUT WILL BE RETAINED ALONGWITH THE NEW CLASS UNTIL CONVERSION TO THE NEW CLASS HASBEEN EFFECTED; HOWEVER, NO NEW APPOINTMENTS ORREASSIGNMENTS MAY BE MADE TO THIS CLASS.

E N N N O-1 4 2P4A


P4A2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 2,944 3,014 3,085 3,157 3,229 3,305 3,384 3,463

SSI MAX ST: 09 35,328 36,168 37,020 37,884 38,748 39,660 40,608 41,556

3,541 3,624 3,709 3,796 3,884 3,97542,492 43,488 44,508 45,552 46,608 47,700

P4A3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 01-14 3,208 3,286 3,363 3,442 3,522 3,606 3,687 3,775

SSI MAX ST: 09 38,496 39,432 40,356 41,304 42,264 43,272 44,244 45,300

3,864 3,954 4,048 4,144 4,241 4,34046,368 47,448 48,576 49,728 50,892 52,080

P4B4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 01-14 3,997 4,092 4,188 4,288 4,387 4,492 4,598 4,708

SSI MAX ST: 09 47,964 49,104 50,256 51,456 52,644 53,904 55,176 56,496

4,817 4,932 5,048 5,166 5,289 5,41557,804 59,184 60,576 61,992 63,468 64,980

P4B5 PROFESSOR 01-14 4,999 5,119 5,240 5,366 5,492 5,626 5,759 5,898

SSI MAX ST: 09 59,988 61,428 62,880 64,392 65,904 67,512 69,108 70,776

6,036 6,180 6,327 6,478 6,631 6,79172,432 74,160 75,924 77,736 79,572 81,492

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2362 DEMONSTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTYE N N N J-3 F3A 7 3

$1400 TO $6700 PER DEMONSTRATION

2482 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N J-1 F3A 5 3


3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61947,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57356,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,61668,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 79,392


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,219 7,26878,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,628 87,216


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,053 7,219 7,389 7,563 7,61782,692 84,636 86,628 88,668 90,756 91,404

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2481 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - 12 MONTHE N N N J-1 F3A 5 2


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,61778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 91,404


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,747 7,930 8,118 8,310 8,36790,792 92,964 95,160 97,416 99,720 100,404


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,118 8,310 8,507 8,708 8,76795,160 97,416 99,720 102,084 104,496 105,204

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2484 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE- ACADEMIC YEAR

THIS CLASS HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED, BUT WILL BE RETAINED ALONGWITH THE NEW CLASS UNTIL CONVERSION TO THE NEW CLASS HASBEEN EFFECTED; HOWEVER, NO NEW APPOINTMENTS ORREASSIGNMENTS MAY BE MADE TO THIS CLASS.

E N N N J-1 F3A 5 33 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 01-13 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302

SSI MAX ST: 13 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624

4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84052,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,70362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436


6,27175,252

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2483 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE- 12 MONTH



SSI MAX ST: 13 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424

5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57360,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876


5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,57471,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888


7,22086,640

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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7895 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YEAR



SSI MAX ST: 13 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624

4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84052,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,70362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436


6,27175,252

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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7894 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, STATEWIDE NURSINGPROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR


SSI MAX ST: 11 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972

3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61947,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57356,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,61668,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 79,392


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,219 7,26878,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,628 87,216


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,053 7,219 7,389 7,563 7,61782,692 84,636 86,628 88,668 90,756 91,404

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2387 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY -ACADEMIC YEAR

5% TO 25% DIFFERENTIAL ABOVE THE APPROPRIATE SALARY AS ANACADEMIC YEAR INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY MEMBER

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 3$2,41200 TO $8,81600

2388 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY -12 MONTH

5% TO 25% DIFFERENTIAL ABOVE THE APPROPRIATE SALARY AS A12-MONTH INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY MEMBER

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 2$2,73600 TO $10,14800

2332 HEAD COACH - ACADEMIC YEARUSE OF THIS CLASS HAS BEEN RESTRICTED TO STANISLAUS

E N N N O-2 P3B 4 301-14 3,93917 4,03333 4,12667 4,22667 4,32583 4,43167 4,53583 4,64417

SSI MAX ST: 09 23,63502 24,19998 24,76002 25,36002 25,95498 26,59002 27,21498 27,86502

4,75250 4,86917 4,98583 5,10500 5,22583 5,3533328,51500 29,21502 29,91498 30,63000 31,35498 32,11998

2375 HEAD COACH - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N O-2 P3B 4 3

01-14 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573SSI MAX ST: 09 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42468,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2374 HEAD COACH - 10 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-14 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573SSI MAX ST: 09 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42468,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

2373 HEAD COACH - 12 MONTHE N N N O-2 P3B 4 2

01-14 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424SSI MAX ST: 09 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39178,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2360 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3



3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896


3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61947,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57356,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12668,436 70,116 71,796 73,512


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2399 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR *SUPPLEMENTS CLASS CODE 2360 FOR USE ONLY WHEN THE CAMPUS HASEXCEEDED THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE POSITION SERIAL NUMBERS FORCLASS CODE 2360.

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 31 ASSISTANT 01-08 2,297 2,346 2,394 2,446 2,499 2,552 2,606 2,663

SSI MAX ST: 05 27,564 28,152 28,728 29,352 29,988 30,624 31,272 31,956


3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896


3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61947,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57356,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12668,436 70,116 71,796 73,512


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2361 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTHE N N N J-2 F3A 3 2



3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05378,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,74790,792 92,964


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,11895,160 97,416

HR-ISA



Salary Range

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2395 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, CHAIRMAN,ACADEMIC SENATE

TOTAL SUMMER PAYMENT IS 1/4 OF ANNUAL SALARY AT EQUIVALENTRANK AND STEP. INDIVIDUALS APPOINTED TO THIS CLASS SHOULDBE APPOINTED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE JUNE PAY PERIOD ANDSEPARATED AT THE END OF THE AUGUST PAY PERIOD.


6,891 7,038 7,182 7,338 7,497 7,656 7,818 7,989

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,1848,157 8,340 8,520 8,718 8,916 9,123 9,330 9,552

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,6589,774 10,008 10,236 10,479 10,725 10,974

3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 01-28 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,8319,774 10,008 10,236 10,479 10,725 10,974 11,223 11,493

3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61911,760 12,042 12,321 12,612 12,906 13,221 13,527 13,857

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57314,181 14,520 14,856 15,216 15,573 15,954 16,329 16,719

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12617,109 17,529 17,949 18,378

4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 01-26 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,40711,223 11,493 11,760 12,042 12,321 12,612 12,906 13,221

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31813,527 13,857 14,181 14,520 14,856 15,216 15,573 15,954

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42416,329 16,719 17,109 17,529 17,949 18,378 18,813 19,272

6,574 6,73019,722 20,190

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57314,181 14,520 14,856 15,216 15,573 15,954 16,329 16,719

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73017,109 17,529 17,949 18,378 18,813 19,272 19,722 20,190

6,891 7,05320,673 21,159

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2367 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINE - EXTRA QUARTER

THIS CLASS HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED, BUT WILL BE RETAINED ALONGWITH THE NEW CLASS UNTIL CONVERSION TO THE NEW CLASS HASBEEN EFFECTED; HOWEVER, NO NEW APPOINTMENTS ORREASSIGNMENTS MAY BE MADE TO THIS CLASS.THE MONTHLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF THE QUARTERLY SALARY. THEQUARTERLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF ACADEMIC YEAR SALARIES FORDESIGNATED MARKET DISCIPLINES.


14,63199 14,96400 15,32400 15,68001 16,05600 16,42800 16,81599 17,20800

5,87600 6,01200 6,15867 6,30267 6,4533317,62800 18,03600 18,47601 18,90801 19,35999


6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,43067 7,6040020,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201 22,81200

5 PROFESSOR 01-09 6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,43067 7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,1680020,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201 22,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400

8,3613325,08399

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2389 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINE - SUMMER QUARTER

THIS CLASS HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED, BUT WILL BE RETAINED ALONGWITH THE NEW CLASS UNTIL CONVERSION TO THE NEW CLASS HASBEEN EFFECTED; HOWEVER, NO NEW APPOINTMENTS ORREASSIGNMENTS MAY BE MADE TO THIS CLASS.THE MONTHLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF THE QUARTERLY SALARY. THEQUARTERLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF ACADEMIC YEAR SALARIES FORDESIGNATED MARKET DISCIPLINES.


14,63199 14,96400 15,32400 15,68001 16,05600 16,42800 16,81599 17,20800

5,87600 6,01200 6,15867 6,30267 6,4533317,62800 18,03600 18,47601 18,90801 19,35999


6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,43067 7,6040020,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201 22,81200

5 PROFESSOR 01-09 6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,43067 7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,1680020,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201 22,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400

8,3613325,08399

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6075 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YR



SSI MAX ST: 13 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624

4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84052,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,70362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436


6,27175,252

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2400 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINES - ACADEMIC YEAR



SSI MAX ST: 13 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624

4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84052,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,70362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436


6,27175,252

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2401 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINES - 12 MONTH



SSI MAX ST: 13 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424

5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57360,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876


5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,57471,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888


7,22086,640

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1195 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DIRECTOR,INSTITUTE FOR TCHNG/LEARNING

TOTAL SUMMER PAYMENT IS 1/4 OF ANNUAL SALARY AT EQUIVALENTRANK AND STEP. INDIVIDUALS APPOINTED TO THIS CLASS SHOULDBE APPOINTED AT THE BEGINNING OF THE JUNE PAY PERIOD ANDSEPARATED AT THE END OF THE AUGUST PAY PERIOD.


6,891 7,038 7,182 7,338 7,497 7,656 7,818 7,989

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,1848,157 8,340 8,520 8,718 8,916 9,123 9,330 9,552

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,6589,774 10,008 10,236 10,479 10,725 10,974


3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61911,760 12,042 12,321 12,612 12,906 13,221 13,527 13,857

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57314,181 14,520 14,856 15,216 15,573 15,954 16,329 16,719

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12617,109 17,529 17,949 18,378


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31813,527 13,857 14,181 14,520 14,856 15,216 15,573 15,954

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42416,329 16,719 17,109 17,529 17,949 18,378 18,813 19,272

6,574 6,73019,722 20,190

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57314,181 14,520 14,856 15,216 15,573 15,954 16,329 16,719

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73017,109 17,529 17,949 18,378 18,813 19,272 19,722 20,190

6,891 7,05320,673 21,159

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2394 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE, ACADEMIC SENATE

TOTAL SUMMER PAYMENT IS 1/12 OF ANNUAL SALARY AT EQUIVALENTRANK AND STEP. PAYMENT MUST BE MADE IN EITHER JUN, JUL, ORAUG. TOTAL SUMMER PAYMENT FOR SERVICES PERFORMED IS LIMITEDTO 1 MONTH PER CALENDAR YEAR. PAYMENT IS IN ADDITION TO ANYAMOUNT INCUMBENTS MAY EARN IN CAMPUS SUMMER SESSIONS.


2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658

3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR 01-28 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831

3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126

4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR 01-26 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424

6,574 6,730

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730

6,891 7,053

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2323 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION -FORCREDIT

SEE SPECIAL SCHEDULE 1.E N N N J-2 F3A 7 3

1 ASSISTANT SEM RATE A QTR RATE A64900 43300

MIN RATE G1442

2 INSTRUCTOR SEM RATE A QTR RATE A77900 51900

MIN RATE G1731

3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SEM RATE A QTR RATE A85200 56800

MIN RATE G1893

4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR SEM RATE A QTR RATE A1,07800 71900

MIN RATE G2396

5 PROFESSOR SEM RATE A QTR RATE A1,07800 71900

MIN RATE G2396

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2368 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTRA QUARTERASSIGNMENT, QSYRO

THIS ONE CODE NUMBER IS TO BE USED TO COVER THE EQUIVALENTRANKS FOR INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, FORMER DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINE FACULTY, VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, AND LECTURER.THE MONTHLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF QUARTERLY SALARY. THEQUARTERLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF ACADEMIC YEAR SALARIES.


9,18801 9,38400 9,57600 9,78399 9,99600 10,20801 10,42401 10,65201

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 3,62533 3,70667 3,78667 3,87467 3,96267 4,05467 4,14667 4,2453310,87599 11,12001 11,36001 11,62401 11,88801 12,16401 12,44001 12,73599

4,34400 4,44800 4,54933 4,65733 4,76667 4,8773313,03200 13,34400 13,64799 13,97199 14,30001 14,63199


4,76667 4,87733 4,98800 5,10800 5,22667 5,35200 5,47600 5,6053314,30001 14,63199 14,96400 15,32400 15,68001 16,05600 16,42800 16,81599

5,73600 5,87600 6,01200 6,15867 6,30267 6,45333 6,60267 6,7626717,20800 17,62800 18,03600 18,47601 18,90801 19,35999 19,80801 20,28801

6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,43067 7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,1680020,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201 22,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400


6,01200 6,15867 6,30267 6,45333 6,60267 6,76267 6,92133 7,0906718,03600 18,47601 18,90801 19,35999 19,80801 20,28801 20,76399 21,27201

7,25733 7,43067 7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,16800 8,36133 8,5653321,77199 22,29201 22,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400 25,08399 25,69599

8,76533 8,9733326,29599 26,91999

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 6,30267 6,45333 6,60267 6,76267 6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,4306718,90801 19,35999 19,80801 20,28801 20,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201

7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,16800 8,36133 8,56533 8,76533 8,9733322,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400 25,08399 25,69599 26,29599 26,91999

9,18800 9,4040027,56400 28,21200

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2364 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, OVERSEASCONTRACT ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYEES OF THE TRUSTEES SERVING IN OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENTSUNDER CONTRACTS WITH THE FEDERAL GOV'T. MAY RECEIVE ANOVERSEAS DIFFERENTIAL FOR DISLOCATION PURPOSES PROVIDED BYTHE PARTICULAR GRANTING AGENCY CONTRACTING FOR THE SERVICES,IN ADDITION TO THEIR BASE SALARIES UNDER THE ABOVE CODESWHEN SUCH CONTRACT SO PERMITS, PROVIDED THAT ANY SUCHINCREASE SHALL BE FULLY REIMBURSABLE TO THE STATE BY THEFEDERAL GOV'T. UNDER SUCH CONTRACT.


SSI MAX ST: 05 35,508 36,348 37,164 38,064 38,952 39,852 40,776 41,724


4,284 4,386 4,488 4,598 4,705 4,816 4,929 5,04851,408 52,632 53,856 55,176 56,460 57,792 59,148 60,576

5,166 5,29161,992 63,492


4,705 4,816 4,929 5,048 5,166 5,291 5,418 5,54956,460 57,792 59,148 60,576 61,992 63,492 65,016 66,588

5,680 5,815 5,951 6,097 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,70468,160 69,780 71,412 73,164 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448

6,863 7,030 7,196 7,372 7,546 7,730 7,913 8,10882,356 84,360 86,352 88,464 90,552 92,760 94,956 97,296


5,951 6,097 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,704 6,863 7,03071,412 73,164 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448 82,356 84,360

7,196 7,372 7,546 7,730 7,913 8,108 8,302 8,50186,352 88,464 90,552 92,760 94,956 97,296 99,624 102,012

8,705 8,912104,460 106,944


7,546 7,730 7,913 8,108 8,302 8,501 8,705 8,91290,552 92,760 94,956 97,296 99,624 102,012 104,460 106,944

9,125 9,342109,500 112,104

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2322 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SPECIAL PROGRAMS-FOR CREDIT

SEE SPECIAL SCHEDULE 2.E N N N J-2 F3A 7 3

1 ASSISTANT SEM RTE A QTR RTE A83300 55500

2 INSTRUCTOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A99100 66000

3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A1,08600 72400

4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A1,36900 91300

5 PROFESSOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A1,73000 1,15400

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2310 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, STATEWIDENURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YR


SSI MAX ST: 05 27,564 28,152 28,728 29,352 29,988 30,624 31,272 31,956


3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896


3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,61947,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428

4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57356,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12668,436 70,116 71,796 73,512


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

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2402 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER ARTSPROGRAM

A UNIT OF PAY IS EARNED FOR EACH WEEK OF INSTRUCTION IN ASUMMER ARTS COURSE OR WORKSHOP. REDUCED PAY RATES APPLYWHENEVER COURSE ENROLLMENTS FALL BELOW A GIVEN MINIMUMESTABLISHED FOR EACH COURSE. PAY RATES ARE IN ADDITION TOROOM AND BOARD PLUS TRAVEL TO THE LOCATION ALLOWED AT STATEMILEAGE RATES AS PROVIDED BY THE SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM.NORMAL / REDUCED

E N N N J-2 F3A 7 33 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR $96700 - $72400 PER UNIT4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR $1,24300 - $93300 PER UNIT5 PROFESSOR $1,52000 - $1,13800 PER UNIT

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2390 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER QUARTERASSIGNMENT

THIS ONE CODE NUMBER IS TO BE USED TO COVER THE EQUIVALENTRANKS FOR INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, FORMER DESIGNATEDDISCIPLINE FACULTY, VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, AND LECTURER.THE MONTHLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF QUARTERLY SALARY. THEQUARTERLY PAYMENT IS 1/3 OF ACADEMIC YEAR SALARIES.


9,18801 9,38400 9,57600 9,78399 9,99600 10,20801 10,42401 10,65201

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 3,62533 3,70667 3,78667 3,87467 3,96267 4,05467 4,14667 4,2453310,87599 11,12001 11,36001 11,62401 11,88801 12,16401 12,44001 12,73599

4,34400 4,44800 4,54933 4,65733 4,76667 4,8773313,03200 13,34400 13,64799 13,97199 14,30001 14,63199


4,76667 4,87733 4,98800 5,10800 5,22667 5,35200 5,47600 5,6053314,30001 14,63199 14,96400 15,32400 15,68001 16,05600 16,42800 16,81599

5,73600 5,87600 6,01200 6,15867 6,30267 6,45333 6,60267 6,7626717,20800 17,62800 18,03600 18,47601 18,90801 19,35999 19,80801 20,28801

6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,43067 7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,1680020,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201 22,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400


6,01200 6,15867 6,30267 6,45333 6,60267 6,76267 6,92133 7,0906718,03600 18,47601 18,90801 19,35999 19,80801 20,28801 20,76399 21,27201

7,25733 7,43067 7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,16800 8,36133 8,5653321,77199 22,29201 22,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400 25,08399 25,69599

8,76533 8,9733326,29599 26,91999

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 6,30267 6,45333 6,60267 6,76267 6,92133 7,09067 7,25733 7,4306718,90801 19,35999 19,80801 20,28801 20,76399 21,27201 21,77199 22,29201

7,60400 7,79067 7,97733 8,16800 8,36133 8,56533 8,76533 8,9733322,81200 23,37201 23,93199 24,50400 25,08399 25,69599 26,29599 26,91999

9,18800 9,4040027,56400 28,21200

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2357 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER SESSIONSEE SPECIAL SCHEDULE 3.

E N N N J-2 F3A 7 31 ASSISTANT SEM RTE A QTR RTE A MIN SES C MAX SES C

83300 55500 1,15200 13,11700

2 INSTRUCTOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A SEM RTE B QTR RTE B MIN SES C MAX SES C99100 66000 1,08600 72400 1,15200 13,11700

3 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A SEM RTE B QTR RTE B MIN SES C MAX SES C1,08600 72400 1,30700 87100 1,15200 13,11700

4 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A SEM RTE B QTR RTE B MIN SES C MAX SES C1,36900 91300 1,50300 1,00200 1,15200 13,11700

5 PROFESSOR SEM RTE A QTR RTE A SEM RTE B QTR RTE B MIN SES C MAX SES C1,73000 1,15400 1,90100 1,26700 1,15200 13,11700

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2331 LECTURER - ACADEMIC YEARAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.USE OF THIS CLASS HAS BEEN RESTRICTED TO STANISLAUS

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 31 L 01-08 1,91417 1,95500 1,99500 2,03833 2,08250 2,12667 2,17167 2,21917

SSI MAX ST: 05 11,48502 11,73000 11,97000 12,22998 12,49500 12,76002 13,03002 13,31502

2 A 01-14 2,26583 2,31667 2,36667 2,42167 2,47667 2,53417 2,59167 2,65333SSI MAX ST: 09 13,59498 13,90002 14,20002 14,53002 14,86002 15,20502 15,55002 15,91998

2,71500 2,78000 2,84333 2,91083 2,97917 3,0483316,29000 16,68000 17,05998 17,46498 17,87502 18,28998

3 B 01-32 2,47667 2,53417 2,59167 2,65333 2,71500 2,78000 2,84333 2,91083SSI MAX ST: 15 14,86002 15,20502 15,55002 15,91998 16,29000 16,68000 17,05998 17,46498

2,97917 3,04833 3,11750 3,19250 3,26667 3,34500 3,42250 3,5033317,87502 18,28998 18,70500 19,15500 19,60002 20,07000 20,53500 21,01998

3,58500 3,67250 3,75750 3,84917 3,93917 4,03333 4,12667 4,2266721,51000 22,03500 22,54500 23,09502 23,63502 24,19998 24,76002 25,36002

4,32583 4,43167 4,53583 4,64417 4,75250 4,86917 4,98583 5,1050025,95498 26,59002 27,21498 27,86502 28,51500 29,21502 29,91498 30,63000

4 C 01-26 3,11750 3,19250 3,26667 3,34500 3,42250 3,50333 3,58500 3,67250SSI MAX ST: 15 18,70500 19,15500 19,60002 20,07000 20,53500 21,01998 21,51000 22,03500

3,75750 3,84917 3,93917 4,03333 4,12667 4,22667 4,32583 4,4316722,54500 23,09502 23,63502 24,19998 24,76002 25,36002 25,95498 26,59002

4,53583 4,64417 4,75250 4,86917 4,98583 5,10500 5,22583 5,3533327,21498 27,86502 28,51500 29,21502 29,91498 30,63000 31,35498 32,11998

5,47833 5,6083332,86998 33,64998

5 D 01-18 3,93917 4,03333 4,12667 4,22667 4,32583 4,43167 4,53583 4,64417SSI MAX ST: 09 23,63502 24,19998 24,76002 25,36002 25,95498 26,59002 27,21498 27,86502

4,75250 4,86917 4,98583 5,10500 5,22583 5,35333 5,47833 5,6083328,51500 29,21502 29,91498 30,63000 31,35498 32,11998 32,86998 33,64998

5,74250 5,8775034,45500 35,26500

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2358 LECTURER - ACADEMIC YEARAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 31 L 01-08 2,297 2,346 2,394 2,446 2,499 2,552 2,606 2,663

SSI MAX ST: 05 27,564 28,152 28,728 29,352 29,988 30,624 31,272 31,956

2 A 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3 B 01-32 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

4 C 01-26 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760

5 D 01-18 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573SSI MAX ST: 09 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

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2359 LECTURER - 12 MONTHAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 21 L 01-08 2,606 2,663 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041

SSI MAX ST: 05 31,272 31,956 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492

2 A 01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

3 B 01-32 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014SSI MAX ST: 15 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168

4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05371,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636

4 C 01-26 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072SSI MAX ST: 15 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,74790,792 92,964

5 D 01-18 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424SSI MAX ST: 09 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,11895,160 97,416

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2369 LECTURER, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT- 12 MONTH


E N N N J-3 F3A 3 22 A 01-18 3,557 3,642 3,728 3,815 3,903 3,995 4,088 4,186

SSI MAX ST: 13 42,684 43,704 44,736 45,780 46,836 47,940 49,056 50,232

4,284 4,386 4,488 4,598 4,705 4,816 4,929 5,04851,408 52,632 53,856 55,176 56,460 57,792 59,148 60,576

5,166 5,29161,992 63,492

3 B 01-32 3,903 3,995 4,088 4,186 4,284 4,386 4,488 4,598SSI MAX ST: 13 46,836 47,940 49,056 50,232 51,408 52,632 53,856 55,176

4,705 4,816 4,929 5,048 5,166 5,291 5,418 5,54956,460 57,792 59,148 60,576 61,992 63,492 65,016 66,588

5,680 5,815 5,951 6,097 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,70468,160 69,780 71,412 73,164 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448

6,863 7,030 7,196 7,372 7,546 7,730 7,913 8,10882,356 84,360 86,352 88,464 90,552 92,760 94,956 97,296

4 C 01-26 4,929 5,048 5,166 5,291 5,418 5,549 5,680 5,815SSI MAX ST: 13 59,148 60,576 61,992 63,492 65,016 66,588 68,160 69,780

5,951 6,097 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,704 6,863 7,03071,412 73,164 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448 82,356 84,360

7,196 7,372 7,546 7,730 7,913 8,108 8,302 8,50186,352 88,464 90,552 92,760 94,956 97,296 99,624 102,012

8,705 8,912104,460 106,944

5 D 01-18 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,704 6,863 7,030 7,196 7,372SSI MAX ST: 13 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448 82,356 84,360 86,352 88,464

7,546 7,730 7,913 8,108 8,302 8,501 8,705 8,91290,552 92,760 94,956 97,296 99,624 102,012 104,460 106,944

9,125 9,342109,500 112,104

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2308 LECTURER, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM-ACADEMIC YEAR

APPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 31 RANGE L 01-08 2,297 2,346 2,394 2,446 2,499 2,552 2,606 2,663

SSI MAX ST: 05 27,564 28,152 28,728 29,352 29,988 30,624 31,272 31,956

2 RANGE A 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3 RANGE B 01-32 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

4 RANGE C 01-26 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760

5 RANGE D 01-18 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573SSI MAX ST: 09 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

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2919 LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTHAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N M-1 P3C 4 22 ASSISTANT 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184

SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3 SENIOR ASSISTANT 01-32 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

4 ASSOCIATE 01-26 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760

5 LIBRARIAN 01-18 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573SSI MAX ST: 09 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

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2920 LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTHAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N M-1 P3C 4 22 ASSISTANT 01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658

SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

3 SENIOR ASSISTANT 01-32 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014SSI MAX ST: 15 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168

4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05371,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,74790,792 92,964


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,11895,160 97,416

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2926 LIBRARIAN, PROGRAM SERVICES - 10 MONTHE N N N M-1 P3C 4 2


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12665,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42468,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

2927 LIBRARIAN, PROGRAM SERVICES - 12 MONTHE N N N M-1 P3C 4 2


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05375,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39178,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

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0362 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CRUISE-AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040


3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404


4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

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0363 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-NONCRUISE -AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 32,568 33,348 34,152 34,956 35,808 36,660 37,536 38,436

3,280 3,358 3,439 3,523 3,606 3,693 3,780 3,87139,360 40,296 41,268 42,276 43,272 44,316 45,360 46,452


3,429 3,510 3,594 3,680 3,769 3,859 3,952 4,04741,148 42,120 43,128 44,160 45,228 46,308 47,424 48,564


3,998 4,094 4,192 4,292 4,395 4,501 4,609 4,71947,976 49,128 50,304 51,504 52,740 54,012 55,308 56,628

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0392 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -12MONTH


SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040


3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404


4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

0391 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV - 12MONTH

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 201-16 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

0358 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV-CRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 301-16 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

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0359 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV-NONCRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 301-16 3,684 3,773 3,864 3,956 4,051 4,148 4,247 4,349

SSI MAX ST: 10 44,208 45,276 46,368 47,472 48,612 49,776 50,964 52,188

4,455 4,561 4,670 4,782 4,898 5,015 5,136 5,25853,460 54,732 56,040 57,384 58,776 60,180 61,632 63,096

0558 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV-2NDCRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 301-16 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

0562 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2NDCRUISE-AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040


3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404


4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

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0364 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -CRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 31 LECTURER I 01-16 3,096 3,171 3,248 3,325 3,404 3,487 3,571 3,657

SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040

2 LECTURER II 01-16 3,236 3,315 3,394 3,476 3,559 3,643 3,731 3,820SSI MAX ST: 10 38,832 39,780 40,728 41,712 42,708 43,716 44,772 45,840

3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404

3 LECTURER III 01-16 3,775 3,866 3,958 4,053 4,150 4,249 4,351 4,457SSI MAX ST: 10 45,300 46,392 47,496 48,636 49,800 50,988 52,212 53,484

4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

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0365 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -NONCRUISE-AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 32,568 33,348 34,152 34,956 35,808 36,660 37,536 38,436

3,280 3,358 3,439 3,523 3,606 3,693 3,780 3,87139,360 40,296 41,268 42,276 43,272 44,316 45,360 46,452


3,429 3,510 3,594 3,680 3,769 3,859 3,952 4,04741,148 42,120 43,128 44,160 45,228 46,308 47,424 48,564


3,998 4,094 4,192 4,292 4,395 4,501 4,609 4,71947,976 49,128 50,304 51,504 52,740 54,012 55,308 56,628

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0393 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -12 MONTHE N N N J-2 F3A 3 2

1 LECTURER I 01-16 3,096 3,171 3,248 3,325 3,404 3,487 3,571 3,657SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040


3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404


4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

0360 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV-CRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 301-16 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

0361 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV-NONCRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 301-16 3,684 3,773 3,864 3,956 4,051 4,148 4,247 4,349

SSI MAX ST: 10 44,208 45,276 46,368 47,472 48,612 49,776 50,964 52,188

4,455 4,561 4,670 4,782 4,898 5,015 5,136 5,25853,460 54,732 56,040 57,384 58,776 60,180 61,632 63,096

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0560 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV-2NDCRUISE-AY

E N N N J-2 F3A 3 301-16 4,152 4,252 4,354 4,460 4,566 4,675 4,788 4,903

SSI MAX ST: 10 49,824 51,024 52,248 53,520 54,792 56,100 57,456 58,836

5,020 5,141 5,265 5,391 5,520 5,653 5,789 5,92760,240 61,692 63,180 64,692 66,240 67,836 69,468 71,124

0564 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER-2NDCRUISE-AY


SSI MAX ST: 10 37,152 38,052 38,976 39,900 40,848 41,844 42,852 43,884

3,744 3,833 3,924 4,018 4,115 4,214 4,317 4,42044,928 45,996 47,088 48,216 49,380 50,568 51,804 53,040


3,912 4,006 4,101 4,199 4,300 4,403 4,510 4,61746,944 48,072 49,212 50,388 51,600 52,836 54,120 55,404


4,563 4,672 4,784 4,900 5,017 5,138 5,260 5,38754,756 56,064 57,408 58,800 60,204 61,656 63,120 64,644

2365 MUSIC STUDIO INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTYE N N N J-3 F3A 7 3

$515 TO $3700 PER STUDIO LESSON PER STUDENT

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2320 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONALPROGRAMS - ACADEMIC YEAR


30,324 30,972 31,596 32,292 32,988 33,684 34,404 35,148

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 2,991 3,058 3,124 3,197 3,269 3,345 3,421 3,50235,892 36,696 37,488 38,364 39,228 40,140 41,052 42,024

3,584 3,670 3,753 3,842 3,933 4,02443,008 44,040 45,036 46,104 47,196 48,288


4,312 4,415 4,518 4,624 4,732 4,848 4,960 5,08151,744 52,980 54,216 55,488 56,784 58,176 59,520 60,972

5,200 5,324 5,447 5,579 5,710 5,850 5,987 6,13062,400 63,888 65,364 66,948 68,520 70,200 71,844 73,560

6,273 6,427 6,581 6,73975,276 77,124 78,972 80,868


4,960 5,081 5,200 5,324 5,447 5,579 5,710 5,85059,520 60,972 62,400 63,888 65,364 66,948 68,520 70,200

5,987 6,130 6,273 6,427 6,581 6,739 6,898 7,06671,844 73,560 75,276 77,124 78,972 80,868 82,776 84,792

7,231 7,40386,772 88,836

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 5,200 5,324 5,447 5,579 5,710 5,850 5,987 6,13062,400 63,888 65,364 66,948 68,520 70,200 71,844 73,560

6,273 6,427 6,581 6,739 6,898 7,066 7,231 7,40375,276 77,124 78,972 80,868 82,776 84,792 86,772 88,836

7,580 7,75890,960 93,096

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2321 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONALPROGRAMS - 12 MONTH


34,404 35,148 35,892 36,696 37,488 38,364 39,228 40,140

2 INSTRUCTOR 01-14 3,421 3,502 3,584 3,670 3,753 3,842 3,933 4,02441,052 42,024 43,008 44,040 45,036 46,104 47,196 48,288

4,115 4,214 4,312 4,415 4,518 4,62449,380 50,568 51,744 52,980 54,216 55,488


4,960 5,081 5,200 5,324 5,447 5,579 5,710 5,85059,520 60,972 62,400 63,888 65,364 66,948 68,520 70,200

5,987 6,130 6,273 6,427 6,581 6,739 6,898 7,06671,844 73,560 75,276 77,124 78,972 80,868 82,776 84,792

7,231 7,403 7,580 7,75886,772 88,836 90,960 93,096


5,710 5,850 5,987 6,130 6,273 6,427 6,581 6,73968,520 70,200 71,844 73,560 75,276 77,124 78,972 80,868

6,898 7,066 7,231 7,403 7,580 7,758 7,942 8,13082,776 84,792 86,772 88,836 90,960 93,096 95,304 97,560

8,323 8,52299,876 102,264

5 PROFESSOR 01-18 5,987 6,130 6,273 6,427 6,581 6,739 6,898 7,06671,844 73,560 75,276 77,124 78,972 80,868 82,776 84,792

7,231 7,403 7,580 7,758 7,942 8,130 8,323 8,52286,772 88,836 90,960 93,096 95,304 97,560 99,876 102,264

8,723 8,930104,676 107,160

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3071 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL,ACADEMIC-RELATED I - ACADEMIC

E N N N O-1 P4A 4 3YEAR 01-14 2,795 2,860 2,925 2,996 3,065 3,137 3,207 3,285

SSI MAX ST: 09 33,540 34,320 35,100 35,952 36,780 37,644 38,484 39,420

3,361 3,438 3,518 3,602 3,684 3,77040,332 41,256 42,216 43,224 44,208 45,240

3070 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL,ACADEMIC-RELATED I - 12 MONTH

E N N N O-1 P4A 4 201-14 3,208 3,286 3,363 3,442 3,522 3,606 3,687 3,775

SSI MAX ST: 09 38,496 39,432 40,356 41,304 42,264 43,272 44,244 45,300

3,864 3,954 4,048 4,144 4,241 4,34046,368 47,448 48,576 49,728 50,892 52,080

3073 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL,ACADEMIC-RELATED II

E N N N O-1 P4A 4 3- ACADEMIC YEAR 01-14 3,473 3,556 3,638 3,727 3,815 3,905 3,993 4,090

SSI MAX ST: 09 41,676 42,672 43,656 44,724 45,780 46,860 47,916 49,080

4,186 4,285 4,385 4,488 4,594 4,70350,232 51,420 52,620 53,856 55,128 56,436

3072 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL,ACADEMIC-RELATED II - 12 MONTH

E N N N O-1 P4A 4 201-14 3,997 4,092 4,188 4,288 4,387 4,492 4,598 4,708

SSI MAX ST: 09 47,964 49,104 50,256 51,456 52,644 53,904 55,176 56,496

4,817 4,932 5,048 5,166 5,289 5,41557,804 59,184 60,576 61,992 63,468 64,980

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3075 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL,ACADEMIC-RELATED III

E N N N O-1 P4A 4 3- ACADEMIC YEAR 01-14 4,338 4,443 4,547 4,659 4,769 4,884 4,998 5,117

SSI MAX ST: 09 52,056 53,316 54,564 55,908 57,228 58,608 59,976 61,404

5,237 5,361 5,489 5,619 5,753 5,89062,844 64,332 65,868 67,428 69,036 70,680

3074 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL,ACADEMIC-RELATED III - 12

E N N N O-1 P4A 4 2MONTH 01-14 4,999 5,119 5,240 5,366 5,492 5,626 5,759 5,898

SSI MAX ST: 09 59,988 61,428 62,880 64,392 65,904 67,512 69,108 70,776

6,036 6,180 6,327 6,478 6,631 6,79172,432 74,160 75,924 77,736 79,572 81,492

2356 SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTYE N N N J-3 F3A 7 3

1 A - ASST/INSTRUCTOR $4700/HR. - LECTURE$3200/HR. - LAB OR ACTIVITY

2 B - ASST PROFESSOR $4900/HR. - LECTURE$3400/HR. - LAB OR ACTIVITY

3 C - ASSOC PROF/PROF $5200/HR. - LECTURE$3500/HR. - LAB OR ACTIVITY

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2913 SUPERVISING LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTHAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N M-1 P3C 4 23 SENIOR ASSISTANT 01-32 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493

SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512


4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42465,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

6,574 6,73078,888 80,760


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,73068,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760

6,891 7,05382,692 84,636

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2914 SUPERVISING LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTHAPPOINTMENT TRANSACTIONS INTO STEPS 1 THROUGH 4 OF RANGECODE 3 WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE TO NEW OR EXISTING EMPLOYEESEFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1997, EXCEPT FOR THOSE TRANSACTIONS THATWILL TRANSITION "GRANDFATHERED" EMPLOYEES OUT OF THEAFFECTED STEPS OF THIS RANGE CODE.

E N N N M-1 P3C 4 23 SENIOR ASSISTANT 01-32 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014

SSI MAX ST: 15 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168

4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05371,796 73,512 75,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39175,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

7,566 7,74790,792 92,964


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,391 7,566 7,74778,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692 90,792 92,964

7,930 8,11895,160 97,416

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2462 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - ACADEMIC YEARE N N N J-2 F3A 3 3

2 JUNIOR 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3 INTERMEDIATE 01-28 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493SSI MAX ST: 15 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916

3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

4 SENIOR 01-22 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12665,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

5 PRINCIPAL 01-14 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573SSI MAX ST: 09 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42468,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

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2463 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - 10 MONTHE N N N J-2 F3A 3 2

2 JUNIOR 01-14 2,719 2,780 2,840 2,906 2,972 3,041 3,110 3,184SSI MAX ST: 09 32,628 33,360 34,080 34,872 35,664 36,492 37,320 38,208

3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,65839,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896


3,575 3,658 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20442,900 43,896 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448

4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,07251,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,57362,292 63,816 65,316 66,876

4 SENIOR 01-22 3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407SSI MAX ST: 15 44,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448 51,624 52,884

4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072 5,191 5,31854,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864 62,292 63,816

5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12665,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512


5,703 5,843 5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42468,436 70,116 71,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

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2464 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - 12 MONTHE N N N J-2 F3A 3 2

2 JUNIOR 01-14 3,110 3,184 3,258 3,336 3,412 3,493 3,575 3,658SSI MAX ST: 09 37,320 38,208 39,096 40,032 40,944 41,916 42,900 43,896

3,741 3,831 3,920 4,014 4,107 4,20444,892 45,972 47,040 48,168 49,284 50,448


4,107 4,204 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,84049,284 50,448 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080

4,952 5,072 5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,84359,424 60,864 62,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116

5,983 6,126 6,271 6,42471,796 73,512 75,252 77,088

4 SENIOR 01-22 4,302 4,407 4,509 4,619 4,727 4,840 4,952 5,072SSI MAX ST: 15 51,624 52,884 54,108 55,428 56,724 58,080 59,424 60,864

5,191 5,318 5,443 5,573 5,703 5,843 5,983 6,12662,292 63,816 65,316 66,876 68,436 70,116 71,796 73,512

6,271 6,424 6,574 6,730 6,891 7,05375,252 77,088 78,888 80,760 82,692 84,636


6,574 6,730 6,891 7,053 7,220 7,39178,888 80,760 82,692 84,636 86,640 88,692

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2466 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, OVERSEASCONTRACT ASSIGNMENT-12 MONTH


E N N N J-3 F3A 3 22 JUNIOR 01-18 3,557 3,642 3,728 3,815 3,903 3,995 4,088 4,186

SSI MAX ST: 13 42,684 43,704 44,736 45,780 46,836 47,940 49,056 50,232

4,284 4,386 4,488 4,598 4,705 4,816 4,929 5,04851,408 52,632 53,856 55,176 56,460 57,792 59,148 60,576

5,166 5,29161,992 63,492


4,705 4,816 4,929 5,048 5,166 5,291 5,418 5,54956,460 57,792 59,148 60,576 61,992 63,492 65,016 66,588

5,680 5,815 5,951 6,097 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,70468,160 69,780 71,412 73,164 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448

6,863 7,030 7,196 7,372 7,546 7,730 7,913 8,10882,356 84,360 86,352 88,464 90,552 92,760 94,956 97,296

4 SENIOR 01-26 4,929 5,048 5,166 5,291 5,418 5,549 5,680 5,815SSI MAX ST: 13 59,148 60,576 61,992 63,492 65,016 66,588 68,160 69,780

5,951 6,097 6,243 6,392 6,543 6,704 6,863 7,03071,412 73,164 74,916 76,704 78,516 80,448 82,356 84,360

7,196 7,372 7,546 7,730 7,913 8,108 8,302 8,50186,352 88,464 90,552 92,760 94,956 97,296 99,624 102,012

8,705 8,912104,460 106,944


7,546 7,730 7,913 8,108 8,302 8,501 8,705 8,91290,552 92,760 94,956 97,296 99,624 102,012 104,460 106,944

9,125 9,342109,500 112,104

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE "INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION"

CLASS CODE 2323

Effective September 1, 1998 Reduced Salary For Low-Enrollment Courses

Semester Unit Rate

Students Assistant Associate Enrolled Assistant Instructor Professor Professor Professor 1 51 51 51 51 51 2 102 102 102 102 102 3 153 153 153 153 153 4 204 204 204 204 204 5 256 256 256 256 256 6 307 307 307 307 307 7 358 358 358 358 358 8 409 409 409 409 409 9 460 460 460 460 460 10 511 511 511 511 511 11 562 562 562 562 562 12 613 613 613 613 613 13 649 664 664 664 664 14 649 715 715 715 715 15 649 767 767 767 767 16 649 779 818 818 818 17 649 779 852 869 869 18 649 779 852 920 920 19 649 779 852 971 971 20 649 779 852 1022 1022 21 649 779 852 1073 1073 22 or more 649 779 852 1078 1078

MAXIMUM RATE. The maximum rate is the usual salary to be paid to a faculty member when course enrollment reaches the established campus level. When enrollment falls short of this level, a faculty member is paid in accordance with the schedules for low enrollment courses.

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Quarter Unit Rate

Students Assistant Associate Enrolled Assistant Instructor Professor Professor Professor 1 34 34 34 34 34 2 68 68 68 68 68 3 102 102 102 102 102 4 136 136 136 136 136 5 170 170 170 170 170 6 204 204 204 204 204 7 238 238 238 238 238 8 273 273 273 273 273 9 307 307 307 307 307 10 341 341 341 341 341 11 375 375 375 375 375 12 409 409 409 409 409 13 433 443 443 443 443 14 433 477 477 477 477 15 433 511 511 511 511 16 433 519 545 545 545 17 433 519 568 579 579 18 433 519 568 613 613 19 433 519 568 647 647 20 433 519 568 681 681 21 433 519 568 715 715 22 or more 433 519 568 719 719


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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION

CLASS CODE 2323

Hourly Rate Schedule

TYPE D Instructor Mentor

TYPE E Mentor

TYPE F Supervisor of Thesis & Graduate Projects

TYPE G Instructor\ Coordinator

TYPE H Internships and Student

Teaching Semester # of Hours of Units Compensation Per Enrollee 1 3.0 2 5.5 3 8.5 Quarter # of Hours of Units Compensation Per Enrollee 1 2.0 2 3.5 3 5.5 4 7.5

Semester # of Hours of Units Compensation Per Enrollee 1 1.5 2 3.0 3 4.5 Graduate Thesis\Project Committee Member 4.5 Quarter # of Hours of Units Compensation Per Enrollee 1 1.0 2 2.0 3 3.0 4 4.0 Graduate Thesis\Project Committee Member 4.5

# of Hours of Compensation Per Enrollee Graduate Thesis\Project (Semester or Quarter) 13

Compute In Accordance With Definition Below

# of Hours of Compensation Per Enrollee Semester 15 Quarter 10

TYPE D - Is used to compensate instructors of courses who also serve as mentors to external students enrolled in the same course via

“parallel instruction”. It is also used to compensate mentors who work with students enrolled in courses of programmed or modularized self-pacing study in which instruction is given mainly by course or library materials and through conferences with the mentor.

TYPE E - Is used to pay faculty who serve as mentors to students enrolled in courses via “parallel instruction” but who are not responsible

for teaching the course in which the students are enrolled. It is also used for typical independent study enrollments. TYPE F - Is used to pay faculty who supervise external students who are writing theses or graduate projects or who are enrolled in advanced

tutorials. For Chairmen of committees for graduate theses or projects, use Type F. For other members of such committees, use Type E.

TYPE G - Instructor\Coordinator of Programs of Parallel Instruction - is used to pay instructors of courses offered externally via parallel

instruction in which mentors are employed, when the instructor has coordinating responsibilities. Compensation will depend on the number of mentors involved and estimates of the amount of time required for the coordinating responsibilities. As a guideline, the coordinator’s compensation should be set at 25% of Type E compensation multiplied by the number of mentors. If the instructor is serving as a mentor also, this compensation may be in addition to compensation earned under Type D.

TYPE H - Is used to pay faculty who supervise students involved in internships and student teaching. NOTE: Compensation for non-teaching services as described for coordinating functions under Type G on this page may be in addition to the maximum compensation allowable for teaching six semester or nine quarter units in extension in the academic year. HOURLY RATE. Guidelines for use of hourly rates are contained in FSA 76-78 - CE 76-22. This special schedule contains rates of pay for instructionally related functions such as service as mentors, supervision of directed study, theses, and graduate projects. These hourly rates may also be utilized to compensate faculty for student contact hours in connection with teaching assignments in non-credit educational activities and for a variety of non-teaching assignments performed in support of the extension program (e.g., coordination of courses, workshops, conferences and institutes; program development and evaluation activities; and service as special lecturers and consultants).

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CLASS CODE 2322

Effective September 1, 1998

Semester Unit Rate

Students Assistant Associate Enrolled Assistant Instructor Professor Professor Professor 1 72 72 72 72 72 2 143 143 143 143 143 3 215 215 215 215 215 4 287 287 287 287 287 5 359 359 359 359 359 6 430 430 430 430 430 7 502 502 502 502 502 8 574 574 574 574 574 9 646 646 646 646 646 10 717 717 717 717 717 11 789 789 789 789 789 12 833 861 861 861 861 13 833 932 932 932 932 14 833 991 1004 1004 1004 15 833 991 1076 1076 1076 16 833 991 1086 1148 1148 17 833 991 1086 1219 1219 18 833 991 1086 1291 1291 19 833 991 1086 1363 1363 20 833 991 1086 1369 1435 21 833 991 1086 1369 1506 22 833 991 1086 1369 1578 23 833 991 1086 1369 1650 24 833 991 1086 1369 1722 25 or more 833 991 1086 1369 1730


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"INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER SESSION" CLASS CODE 2357


SCHEDULE “A”: NO CHANGE IN RESIDENCE REQUIRED. Range Semester Unit Rate Quarter Unit Rate Code Rank Minimum/Maximum (a) Minimum/Maximum (a) 1 Assistant $ 72 $ 833 $ 48 $ 555 2 Instructor 72 991 48 660 3 Assistant Professor 72 1,086 48 724 4 Associate Professor 72 1,369 48 913 5 Professor 72 1,730 48 1,154 SCHEDULE “B”: CHANGE OF RESIDENCY WITHIN CALIFORNIA NECESSARY. Range Semester Unit Rate Quarter Unit Rate Code Rank Minimum/Maximum (a) Minimum/Maximum (a) 2 Instructor $ 72 $ 1,086 $ 48 $ 724 3 Assistant Professor 72 1,307 48 871 4 Associate Professor 72 1,503 48 1,002 5 Professor 72 1,901 48 1,267 SCHEDULE “C”: This schedule is used (1) to pay faculty brought from outside California; (2) for CSU regular faculty with summer session assignments outside California; (3) for individual faculty who with the approval of the campus president are to be paid on Schedule C instead of Schedules A or B. Range $1,152 - $13,117 (a) The maximum rate is the usual salary to be paid to a faculty member when course enrollment reaches the established campus level. When enrollment falls short of this level, a faculty member is paid in accordance with the schedules for low enrollment courses (Special Schedule 3, pages 2-5).

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Students Assistant Associate Enrolled Assistant Instructor Professor Professor Professor 1 72 72 72 72 2 143 143 143 143 3 215 215 215 215 4 287 287 287 287 5 359 359 359 359 6 430 430 430 430 7 502 502 502 502 8 574 574 574 574 9 646 646 646 646 10 717 717 717 717 11 789 789 789 789 12 861 861 861 861 13 932 932 932 932 14 1004 1004 1004 1004 15 1076 1076 1076 1076 16 1086 1148 1148 1148 17 1086 1219 1219 1219 18 1086 1291 1291 1291 19 1086 1307 1363 1363 20 1086 1307 1435 1435 21 1086 1307 1503 1506 22 1086 1307 1503 1578 23 1086 1307 1503 1650 24 1086 1307 1503 1722 25 1086 1307 1503 1793 26 1086 1307 1503 1865 27 or more 1086 1307 1503 1901


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(Effective July 1, 1997) Salary Range Six Occup Affirm Empl Class Range Salary ________________________________________________________________ Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac Code Code Class Title Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 FLSA O/T Inc Diff Ref Coding gory Acrl Rate 9 Rate 10 Rate 11 Rate 12 Rate 13 Rate 14 Rate 15 Rate 16


2628 CREDENTIAL ANALYST I N Y N N O-1 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,604 2,664 2,724 2,787 2,852 2,920 2,986 3,056 SSI MAX ST: 09 31,248 31,968 32,688 33,444 34,224 35,040 35,832 36,672 3,126 3,198 3,273 3,348 3,426 3,505 37,512 38,376 39,276 40,176 41,112 42,060 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,170 2,220 2,270 2,323 2,377 2,433 2,488 2,547 SSI MAX ST: 09 26,040 26,640 27,240 27,876 28,524 29,196 29,856 30,564 2,605 2,665 2,728 2,790 2,855 2,921 31,260 31,980 32,736 33,480 34,260 35,052 2630 CREDENTIAL ANALYST II N Y N N O-1 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,852 2,920 2,986 3,056 3,126 3,199 3,273 3,349 SSI MAX ST: 09 34,224 35,040 35,832 36,672 37,512 38,388 39,276 40,188 3,425 3,505 3,586 3,669 3,754 3,841 41,100 42,060 43,032 44,028 45,048 46,092 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,377 2,433 2,488 2,547 2,605 2,666 2,728 2,791 SSI MAX ST: 09 28,524 29,196 29,856 30,564 31,260 31,992 32,736 33,492 2,854 2,921 2,988 3,058 3,128 3,201 34,248 35,052 35,856 36,696 37,536 38,412 2802 EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION PROGRAM DIRECTOR E N N N H-1 P4B 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 4,632 4,744 4,856 4,973 5,090 5,213 5,334 5,465 SSI MAX ST: 09 55,584 56,928 58,272 59,676 61,080 62,556 64,008 65,580 5,593 5,727 5,863 6,002 6,147 6,293 67,116 68,724 70,356 72,024 73,764 75,516 8 RANGE C 01-14 3,860 3,953 4,047 4,144 4,242 4,344 4,445 4,554 SSI MAX ST: 09 46,320 47,436 48,564 49,728 50,904 52,128 53,340 54,648 4,661 4,773 4,886 5,002 5,123 5,244 55,932 57,276 58,632 60,024 61,476 62,928

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2632 EVALUATOR I N Y N N O-1 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,405 2,458 2,513 2,568 2,623 2,685 2,744 2,809 SSI MAX ST: 09 28,860 29,496 30,156 30,816 31,476 32,220 32,928 33,708 2,873 2,938 3,004 3,071 3,139 3,210 34,476 35,256 36,048 36,852 37,668 38,520 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,004 2,048 2,094 2,140 2,186 2,238 2,287 2,341 SSI MAX ST: 09 24,048 24,576 25,128 25,680 26,232 26,856 27,444 28,092 2,394 2,448 2,503 2,559 2,616 2,675 28,728 29,376 30,036 30,708 31,392 32,100 2633 EVALUATOR II N Y N N O-1 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,623 2,685 2,744 2,809 2,873 2,940 3,006 3,077 SSI MAX ST: 09 31,476 32,220 32,928 33,708 34,476 35,280 36,072 36,924 3,147 3,219 3,294 3,370 3,447 3,527 37,764 38,628 39,528 40,440 41,364 42,324 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,186 2,238 2,287 2,341 2,394 2,450 2,505 2,564 SSI MAX ST: 09 26,232 26,856 27,444 28,092 28,728 29,400 30,060 30,768 2,623 2,683 2,745 2,808 2,873 2,939 31,476 32,196 32,940 33,696 34,476 35,268 2634 EVALUATOR TRAINEE N Y N N O-1 T4C 7 1 01-01 2,298 27,576

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5181 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST I E N N N H-1 P4A 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,994 3,064 3,134 3,210 3,284 3,363 3,441 3,520 SSI MAX ST: 09 35,928 36,768 37,608 38,520 39,408 40,356 41,292 42,240 3,600 3,684 3,770 3,858 3,950 4,042 43,200 44,208 45,240 46,296 47,400 48,504 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,495 2,553 2,612 2,675 2,737 2,803 2,868 2,933 SSI MAX ST: 09 29,940 30,636 31,344 32,100 32,844 33,636 34,416 35,196 3,000 3,070 3,142 3,215 3,292 3,368 36,000 36,840 37,704 38,580 39,504 40,416 5182 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST II E N N N H-1 P4B 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 3,565 3,650 3,734 3,824 3,913 4,005 4,097 4,196 SSI MAX ST: 09 42,780 43,800 44,808 45,888 46,956 48,060 49,164 50,352 4,295 4,396 4,500 4,605 4,715 4,826 51,540 52,752 54,000 55,260 56,580 57,912 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,971 3,042 3,112 3,187 3,261 3,338 3,414 3,497 SSI MAX ST: 09 35,652 36,504 37,344 38,244 39,132 40,056 40,968 41,964 3,579 3,663 3,750 3,838 3,929 4,022 42,948 43,956 45,000 46,056 47,148 48,264 2895 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT II N Y N Y M-2 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,416 2,470 2,522 2,579 2,635 2,694 2,753 2,817 SSI MAX ST: 09 28,992 29,640 30,264 30,948 31,620 32,328 33,036 33,804 2,881 2,945 3,011 3,078 3,146 3,216 34,572 35,340 36,132 36,936 37,752 38,592 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,013 2,058 2,102 2,149 2,196 2,245 2,294 2,348 SSI MAX ST: 09 24,156 24,696 25,224 25,788 26,352 26,940 27,528 28,176 2,401 2,454 2,509 2,565 2,622 2,680 28,812 29,448 30,108 30,780 31,464 32,160

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2896 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT III N Y N Y M-2 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,625 2,685 2,744 2,809 2,873 2,940 3,006 3,077 SSI MAX ST: 09 31,500 32,220 32,928 33,708 34,476 35,280 36,072 36,924 3,147 3,219 3,293 3,369 3,446 3,525 37,764 38,628 39,516 40,428 41,352 42,300 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,188 2,238 2,287 2,341 2,394 2,450 2,505 2,564 SSI MAX ST: 09 26,256 26,856 27,444 28,092 28,728 29,400 30,060 30,768 2,623 2,683 2,744 2,808 2,872 2,938 31,476 32,196 32,928 33,696 34,464 35,256 2891 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV N Y N Y M-2 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,779 2,850 2,919 2,989 3,057 3,127 3,195 3,265 SSI MAX ST: 09 33,348 34,200 35,028 35,868 36,684 37,524 38,340 39,180 3,335 3,412 3,490 3,571 3,653 3,737 40,020 40,944 41,880 42,852 43,836 44,844 6 RANGE E 01-14 2,547 2,613 2,676 2,740 2,802 2,866 2,929 2,993 SSI MAX ST: 09 30,564 31,356 32,112 32,880 33,624 34,392 35,148 35,916 3,057 3,128 3,199 3,273 3,349 3,426 36,684 37,536 38,388 39,276 40,188 41,112 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,316 2,375 2,433 2,491 2,548 2,606 2,663 2,721 SSI MAX ST: 09 27,792 28,500 29,196 29,892 30,576 31,272 31,956 32,652 2,779 2,843 2,908 2,976 3,044 3,114 33,348 34,116 34,896 35,712 36,528 37,368

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9164 PLACEMENT INTERVIEWER N Y N N O-1 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,296 2,347 2,396 2,449 2,502 2,558 2,613 2,672 SSI MAX ST: 09 27,552 28,164 28,752 29,388 30,024 30,696 31,356 32,064 2,730 2,790 2,851 2,914 2,977 3,042 32,760 33,480 34,212 34,968 35,724 36,504 8 RANGE C 01-14 1,913 1,956 1,997 2,041 2,085 2,132 2,178 2,227 SSI MAX ST: 09 22,956 23,472 23,964 24,492 25,020 25,584 26,136 26,724 2,275 2,325 2,376 2,428 2,481 2,535 27,300 27,900 28,512 29,136 29,772 30,420 2635 STUDENT PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN, FINANCIAL AIDS N Y N N O-1 T4C 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,405 2,458 2,513 2,568 2,623 2,685 2,744 2,809 SSI MAX ST: 09 28,860 29,496 30,156 30,816 31,476 32,220 32,928 33,708 2,873 2,938 3,004 3,071 3,139 3,210 34,476 35,256 36,048 36,852 37,668 38,520 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,004 2,048 2,094 2,140 2,186 2,238 2,287 2,341 SSI MAX ST: 09 24,048 24,576 25,128 25,680 26,232 26,856 27,444 28,092 2,394 2,448 2,503 2,559 2,616 2,675 28,728 29,376 30,036 30,708 31,392 32,100

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3078 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - 10 MONTH N Y N N O-1 P4A 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,342 2,392 2,443 2,497 2,550 2,606 2,662 2,719 SSI MAX ST: 05 23,420 23,920 24,430 24,970 25,500 26,060 26,620 27,190 2 RANGE B 01-14 2,530 2,588 2,644 2,706 2,770 2,834 2,897 2,965 SSI MAX ST: 09 25,300 25,880 26,440 27,060 27,700 28,340 28,970 29,650 3,032 3,102 3,173 3,246 3,320 3,394 30,320 31,020 31,730 32,460 33,200 33,940 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,952 1,993 2,036 2,081 2,125 2,172 2,218 2,266 SSI MAX ST: 05 23,424 23,916 24,432 24,972 25,500 26,064 26,616 27,192 9 RANGE D 01-14 2,108 2,157 2,203 2,255 2,308 2,362 2,414 2,471 SSI MAX ST: 09 25,296 25,884 26,436 27,060 27,696 28,344 28,968 29,652 2,527 2,585 2,644 2,705 2,767 2,828 30,324 31,020 31,728 32,460 33,204 33,936 3079 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - 12 MONTH N Y N N O-1 P4A 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,342 2,392 2,443 2,497 2,550 2,606 2,662 2,719 SSI MAX ST: 05 28,104 28,704 29,316 29,964 30,600 31,272 31,944 32,628 2 RANGE B 01-14 2,530 2,588 2,644 2,706 2,770 2,834 2,897 2,965 SSI MAX ST: 09 30,360 31,056 31,728 32,472 33,240 34,008 34,764 35,580 3,032 3,102 3,173 3,246 3,320 3,394 36,384 37,224 38,076 38,952 39,840 40,728 3083 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - ACADEMIC YEAR E N N N O-1 P4A 2 3 01-14 2,504 2,560 2,615 2,678 2,740 2,804 2,868 2,935 SSI MAX ST: 09 30,048 30,720 31,380 32,136 32,880 33,648 34,416 35,220 3,000 3,067 3,137 3,209 3,282 3,357 36,000 36,804 37,644 38,508 39,384 40,284

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3081 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - 10 MONTH E N N N O-1 P4A 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 2,870 2,938 3,005 3,076 3,146 3,219 3,293 3,372 SSI MAX ST: 09 28,700 29,380 30,050 30,760 31,460 32,190 32,930 33,720 3,449 3,529 3,611 3,695 3,782 3,870 34,490 35,290 36,110 36,950 37,820 38,700 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,392 2,448 2,504 2,563 2,622 2,683 2,744 2,810 SSI MAX ST: 09 28,704 29,376 30,048 30,756 31,464 32,196 32,928 33,720 2,874 2,941 3,009 3,079 3,152 3,225 34,488 35,292 36,108 36,948 37,824 38,700 3082 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - 12 MONTH E N N N O-1 P4A 2 1 01-14 2,870 2,938 3,005 3,076 3,146 3,219 3,293 3,372 SSI MAX ST: 09 34,440 35,256 36,060 36,912 37,752 38,628 39,516 40,464 3,449 3,529 3,611 3,695 3,782 3,870 41,388 42,348 43,332 44,340 45,384 46,440 3085 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - ACADEMIC YEAR E N N N O-1 P4A 2 3 01-14 2,720 2,785 2,850 2,918 2,985 3,055 3,125 3,198 SSI MAX ST: 09 32,640 33,420 34,200 35,016 35,820 36,660 37,500 38,376 3,272 3,348 3,426 3,506 3,588 3,672 39,264 40,176 41,112 42,072 43,056 44,064

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3088 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - 10 MONTH E N N N O-1 P4A 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 3,126 3,200 3,274 3,352 3,430 3,511 3,592 3,678 SSI MAX ST: 09 31,260 32,000 32,740 33,520 34,300 35,110 35,920 36,780 3,763 3,851 3,941 4,035 4,129 4,226 37,630 38,510 39,410 40,350 41,290 42,260 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,605 2,667 2,728 2,793 2,858 2,926 2,993 3,065 SSI MAX ST: 09 31,260 32,004 32,736 33,516 34,296 35,112 35,916 36,780 3,136 3,209 3,284 3,363 3,441 3,522 37,632 38,508 39,408 40,356 41,292 42,264 3084 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - 12 MONTH E N N N O-1 P4A 2 1 01-14 3,126 3,200 3,274 3,352 3,430 3,511 3,592 3,678 SSI MAX ST: 09 37,512 38,400 39,288 40,224 41,160 42,132 43,104 44,136 3,763 3,851 3,941 4,035 4,129 4,226 45,156 46,212 47,292 48,420 49,548 50,712 3087 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - ACADEMIC YEAR E N N N O-1 P4B 2 3 01-14 3,099 3,172 3,245 3,323 3,402 3,483 3,562 3,646 SSI MAX ST: 09 37,188 38,064 38,940 39,876 40,824 41,796 42,744 43,752 3,730 3,818 3,908 3,999 4,092 4,187 44,760 45,816 46,896 47,988 49,104 50,244

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3089 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - 10 MONTH E N N N O-1 P4A 2 1 1 RANGE A 01-14 3,565 3,650 3,734 3,824 3,913 4,005 4,097 4,196 SSI MAX ST: 09 35,650 36,500 37,340 38,240 39,130 40,050 40,970 41,960 4,295 4,396 4,500 4,605 4,715 4,826 42,950 43,960 45,000 46,050 47,150 48,260 8 RANGE C 01-14 2,971 3,042 3,112 3,187 3,261 3,338 3,414 3,497 SSI MAX ST: 09 35,652 36,504 37,344 38,244 39,132 40,056 40,968 41,964 3,579 3,663 3,750 3,838 3,929 4,022 42,948 43,956 45,000 46,056 47,148 48,264 3086 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - 12 MONTH E N N N O-1 P4B 2 1 01-14 3,565 3,650 3,734 3,824 3,913 4,005 4,097 4,196 SSI MAX ST: 09 42,780 43,800 44,808 45,888 46,956 48,060 49,164 50,352 4,295 4,396 4,500 4,605 4,715 4,826 51,540 52,752 54,000 55,260 56,580 57,912

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R05 - OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT SERVICES

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Salary Range Six Occup Affirm Empl Class Range Class Title Salary ________________________________________________________________ FLSA O/T Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac Code Code Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 Inc Diff Ref Coding gory Acrl Service Min Max Max


0304 COOK I N Y N N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,025 2,461 2,706 24,300 29,532 32,472 3 3 CRUISE 1,996 2,425 2,669 23,952 29,100 32,028 1 6 RANGE E 1,856 2,256 2,481 22,272 27,072 29,772 1 8 RANGE C 1,688 2,051 2,255 20,256 24,612 27,060 0306 COOK I LEAD N Y N N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,457 2,985 3,284 29,484 35,820 39,408 3 3 CRUISE 2,421 2,942 3,236 29,052 35,304 38,832 1 6 RANGE E 2,252 2,736 3,010 27,024 32,832 36,120 1 8 RANGE C 2,048 2,488 2,737 24,576 29,856 32,844

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0305 COOK II N Y N N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,255 2,740 3,014 27,060 32,880 36,168 3 3 CRUISE 2,223 2,702 2,971 26,676 32,424 35,652 1 6 RANGE E 2,067 2,512 2,763 24,804 30,144 33,156 1 8 RANGE C 1,879 2,283 2,512 22,548 27,396 30,144 0307 COOK II LEAD N Y N N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,793 3,395 3,734 33,516 40,740 44,808 3 3 CRUISE 2,752 3,347 3,681 33,024 40,164 44,172 1 6 RANGE E 2,560 3,112 3,423 30,720 37,344 41,076 1 8 RANGE C 2,328 2,829 3,112 27,936 33,948 37,344

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2010 CUSTODIAN N Y Y Y E-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,861 2,197 2,416 22,332 26,364 28,992 6 RANGE E 1,706 2,014 2,215 20,472 24,168 26,580 8 RANGE C 1,551 1,831 2,013 18,612 21,972 24,156 6385 FARM MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS WORKER O Y N N B-6 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,402 2,859 3,146 28,824 34,308 37,752 6 RANGE E 2,202 2,621 2,884 26,424 31,452 34,608 8 RANGE C 2,002 2,383 2,622 24,024 28,596 31,464 0308 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I N Y Y N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,757 2,135 2,349 21,084 25,620 28,188 3 3 CRUISE 1,731 2,104 2,315 20,772 25,248 27,780 1 6 RANGE E 1,611 1,957 2,153 19,332 23,484 25,836 1 8 RANGE C 1,464 1,779 1,958 17,568 21,348 23,496

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0310 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I LEAD N Y N N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,104 2,557 2,813 25,248 30,684 33,756 6 RANGE E 1,929 2,344 2,579 23,148 28,128 30,948 8 RANGE C 1,753 2,131 2,344 21,036 25,572 28,128 0309 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II N Y Y N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,886 2,293 2,522 22,632 27,516 30,264 3 3 CRUISE 1,859 2,260 2,486 22,308 27,120 29,832 1 6 RANGE E 1,729 2,102 2,312 20,748 25,224 27,744 1 8 RANGE C 1,572 1,911 2,102 18,864 22,932 25,224 0311 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II LEAD N Y N N S-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,592 3,151 3,466 31,104 37,812 41,592 6 RANGE E 2,376 2,888 3,177 28,512 34,656 38,124 8 RANGE C 2,160 2,626 2,888 25,920 31,512 34,656

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0743 GARDENER N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,354 2,803 3,084 28,248 33,636 37,008 6 RANGE E 2,158 2,569 2,827 25,896 30,828 33,924 8 RANGE C 1,962 2,336 2,570 23,544 28,032 30,840 0745 GARDENING SPECIALIST N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,354 2,803 3,084 28,248 33,636 37,008 6 RANGE E 2,158 2,569 2,827 25,896 30,828 33,924 8 RANGE C 1,962 2,336 2,570 23,544 28,032 30,840 0731 GROUNDSWORKER N Y N Y B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,197 2,494 2,743 26,364 29,928 32,916 6 RANGE E 2,014 2,286 2,514 24,168 27,432 30,168 8 RANGE C 1,831 2,078 2,286 21,972 24,936 27,432

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0733 GROUNDSWORKER TRAINEE N Y Y Y B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,861 1,939 2,133 22,332 23,268 25,596 6 RANGE E 1,706 1,777 1,955 20,472 21,324 23,460 8 RANGE C 1,551 1,616 1,778 18,612 19,392 21,336 6367 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR N Y N N B-6 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,732 2,993 3,293 32,784 35,916 39,516 6 RANGE E 2,504 2,744 3,019 30,048 32,928 36,228 8 RANGE C 2,277 2,494 2,744 27,324 29,928 32,928 6366 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR/BUS DRIVER N Y N Y B-6 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,616 2,859 3,146 31,392 34,308 37,752 6 RANGE E 2,398 2,621 2,884 28,776 31,452 34,608 8 RANGE C 2,180 2,383 2,622 26,160 28,596 31,464

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0735 IRRIGATION SPECIALIST N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,354 2,803 3,084 28,248 33,636 37,008 6 RANGE E 2,158 2,569 2,827 25,896 30,828 33,924 8 RANGE C 1,962 2,336 2,570 23,544 28,032 30,840 6223 LABORER N Y N Y B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,197 2,387 2,628 26,364 28,644 31,536 6 RANGE E 2,014 2,188 2,409 24,168 26,256 28,908 8 RANGE C 1,831 1,989 2,190 21,972 23,868 26,280 2015 LEAD CUSTODIAN N Y Y Y E-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,006 2,371 2,606 24,072 28,452 31,272 6 RANGE E 1,839 2,173 2,389 22,068 26,076 28,668 8 RANGE C 1,672 1,976 2,172 20,064 23,712 26,064

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0726 LEAD GROUNDSWORKER N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,482 2,965 3,262 29,784 35,580 39,144 6 RANGE E 2,275 2,718 2,990 27,300 32,616 35,880 8 RANGE C 2,068 2,471 2,718 24,816 29,652 32,616 6363 LIGHT AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR N Y N Y B-6 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,507 2,732 3,007 30,084 32,784 36,084 6 RANGE E 2,298 2,504 2,756 27,576 30,048 33,072 8 RANGE C 2,089 2,277 2,506 25,068 27,324 30,072 0104 MAINTENANCE AND LABORER TRAINEE N Y Y Y B-4 M5A 1 1 922 1,698 1,869 11,064 20,376 22,428 0739 PEST CONTROL AND SPRAY SPECIALIST N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,354 2,803 3,084 28,248 33,636 37,008 6 RANGE E 2,158 2,569 2,827 25,896 30,828 33,924 8 RANGE C 1,962 2,336 2,570 23,544 28,032 30,840

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0746 TREE TRIMMER I N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,354 2,803 3,084 28,248 33,636 37,008 6 RANGE E 2,158 2,569 2,827 25,896 30,828 33,924 8 RANGE C 1,962 2,336 2,570 23,544 28,032 30,840 0748 TREE TRIMMER II N Y N N B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,457 2,936 3,230 29,484 35,232 38,760 6 RANGE E 2,252 2,691 2,961 27,024 32,292 35,532 8 RANGE C 2,048 2,447 2,692 24,576 29,364 32,304 1508 WAREHOUSE WORKER N Y N Y H-8 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,132 2,525 2,778 25,584 30,300 33,336 6 RANGE E 1,954 2,315 2,547 23,448 27,780 30,564 8 RANGE C 1,777 2,104 2,315 21,324 25,248 27,780

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2013 WINDOW CLEANER N Y N Y E-1 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,151 2,548 2,803 25,812 30,576 33,636 6 RANGE E 1,972 2,336 2,569 23,664 28,032 30,828 8 RANGE C 1,793 2,123 2,336 21,516 25,476 28,032

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R06 - SKILLED CRAFTS

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Salary Range Six Occup Affirm Empl Class Range Class Title Salary ________________________________________________________________ FLSA O/T Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac Code Code Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 Inc Diff Ref Coding gory Acrl


6851 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC N Y N N B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,494 TO 4,193 41,928 50,316 6 RANGE E 3,203 TO 3,844 38,436 46,128 8 RANGE C 2,912 TO 3,494 34,944 41,928 6575 BLACKSMITH N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,494 TO 4,193 41,928 50,316 6 RANGE E 3,203 TO 3,844 38,436 46,128 8 RANGE C 2,912 TO 3,494 34,944 41,928 6215 BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,934 TO 3,521 35,208 42,252 6 RANGE E 2,690 TO 3,228 32,280 38,736 8 RANGE C 2,445 TO 2,934 29,340 35,208

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6702 BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,690 TO 4,428 44,280 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,075 TO 3,690 36,900 44,280 6476 CARPENTER I N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,494 TO 4,193 41,928 50,316 6 RANGE E 3,203 TO 3,844 38,436 46,128 8 RANGE C 2,912 TO 3,494 34,944 41,928 6475 CARPENTER II N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,691 TO 4,428 44,292 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,076 TO 3,690 36,912 44,280

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6838 CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-6 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,271 2,411 2,551 2,690 2,830 2,970 3,145 3,319 27,252 28,932 30,612 32,280 33,960 35,640 37,740 39,828 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,082 2,210 2,338 2,466 2,594 2,723 2,883 3,042 24,984 26,520 28,056 29,592 31,128 32,676 34,596 36,504 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,893 2,009 2,126 2,242 2,358 2,475 2,621 2,766 22,716 24,108 25,512 26,904 28,296 29,700 31,452 33,192 6701 CERTIFIED BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-5 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,399 2,546 2,694 2,841 2,989 3,137 3,321 3,506 28,788 30,552 32,328 34,092 35,868 37,644 39,852 42,072 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,199 2,334 2,470 2,604 2,740 2,876 3,044 3,214 26,388 28,008 29,640 31,248 32,880 34,512 36,528 38,568 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,999 2,122 2,245 2,368 2,491 2,614 2,768 2,922 23,988 25,464 26,940 28,416 29,892 31,368 33,216 35,064 6477 CERTIFIED CARPENTER APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-2 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,271 2,411 2,551 2,690 2,830 2,970 3,145 3,319 27,252 28,932 30,612 32,280 33,960 35,640 37,740 39,828 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,082 2,210 2,338 2,466 2,594 2,723 2,883 3,042 24,984 26,520 28,056 29,592 31,128 32,676 34,596 36,504 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,893 2,009 2,126 2,242 2,358 2,475 2,621 2,766 22,716 24,108 25,512 26,904 28,296 29,700 31,452 33,192

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6536 CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-2 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,399 2,546 2,694 2,841 2,989 3,137 3,321 3,506 28,788 30,552 32,328 34,092 35,868 37,644 39,852 42,072 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,199 2,334 2,470 2,604 2,740 2,876 3,044 3,214 26,388 28,008 29,640 31,248 32,880 34,512 36,528 38,568 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,999 2,122 2,245 2,368 2,491 2,614 2,768 2,922 23,988 25,464 26,940 28,416 29,892 31,368 33,216 35,064 6641 CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-2 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-06 2,271 2,446 2,621 2,795 3,040 3,319 27,252 29,352 31,452 33,540 36,480 39,828 6 RANGE E 01-06 2,082 2,242 2,403 2,562 2,787 3,042 24,984 26,904 28,836 30,744 33,444 36,504 8 RANGE C 01-06 1,893 2,038 2,184 2,329 2,533 2,766 22,716 24,456 26,208 27,948 30,396 33,192 6704 CERTIFIED OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-5 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-06 2,321 2,500 2,678 2,857 3,107 3,392 27,852 30,000 32,136 34,284 37,284 40,704 6 RANGE E 01-06 2,128 2,292 2,455 2,619 2,848 3,109 25,536 27,504 29,460 31,428 34,176 37,308 8 RANGE C 01-06 1,934 2,083 2,232 2,381 2,589 2,827 23,208 24,996 26,784 28,572 31,068 33,924

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6527 CERTIFIED PAINTER APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-2 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-06 2,271 2,446 2,621 2,795 3,040 3,319 27,252 29,352 31,452 33,540 36,480 39,828 6 RANGE E 01-06 2,082 2,242 2,403 2,562 2,787 3,042 24,984 26,904 28,836 30,744 33,444 36,504 8 RANGE C 01-06 1,893 2,038 2,184 2,329 2,533 2,766 22,716 24,456 26,208 27,948 30,396 33,192 6550 CERTIFIED PLUMBER APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-2 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,399 2,546 2,694 2,841 2,989 3,137 3,321 3,506 28,788 30,552 32,328 34,092 35,868 37,644 39,852 42,072 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,199 2,334 2,470 2,604 2,740 2,876 3,044 3,214 26,388 28,008 29,640 31,248 32,880 34,512 36,528 38,568 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,999 2,122 2,245 2,368 2,491 2,614 2,768 2,922 23,988 25,464 26,940 28,416 29,892 31,368 33,216 35,064 6692 CERTIFIED REFRIGERATION MECHANIC APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-5 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,555 2,712 2,870 3,027 3,184 3,341 3,538 3,734 30,660 32,544 34,440 36,324 38,208 40,092 42,456 44,808 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,342 2,486 2,631 2,775 2,919 3,063 3,243 3,423 28,104 29,832 31,572 33,300 35,028 36,756 38,916 41,076 8 RANGE C 01-08 2,129 2,260 2,392 2,523 2,653 2,784 2,948 3,112 25,548 27,120 28,704 30,276 31,836 33,408 35,376 37,344

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6585 CERTIFIED SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE N Y Y Y B-2 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-08 2,399 2,546 2,694 2,841 2,989 3,137 3,321 3,506 28,788 30,552 32,328 34,092 35,868 37,644 39,852 42,072 6 RANGE E 01-08 2,199 2,334 2,470 2,604 2,740 2,876 3,044 3,214 26,388 28,008 29,640 31,248 32,880 34,512 36,528 38,568 8 RANGE C 01-08 1,999 2,122 2,245 2,368 2,491 2,614 2,768 2,922 23,988 25,464 26,940 28,416 29,892 31,368 33,216 35,064 6533 ELECTRICIAN I N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,690 TO 4,428 44,280 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,075 TO 3,690 36,900 44,280 6532 ELECTRICIAN II N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,898 TO 4,678 46,776 56,136 6 RANGE E 3,573 TO 4,288 42,876 51,456 8 RANGE C 3,248 TO 3,898 38,976 46,776

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6941 FARM MAINTENANCE MECHANIC N Y N N A-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,720 TO 4,428 44,640 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,410 TO 4,059 40,920 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,100 TO 3,690 37,200 44,280 6596 FUSION WELDER N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,571 TO 4,285 42,852 51,420 6 RANGE E 3,273 TO 3,928 39,276 47,136 8 RANGE C 2,976 TO 3,571 35,712 42,852 6834 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC N Y N N B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,571 TO 4,285 42,852 51,420 6 RANGE E 3,273 TO 3,928 39,276 47,136 8 RANGE C 2,976 TO 3,571 35,712 42,852

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6852 LEAD AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT MECHANIC N Y N N B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,690 TO 4,428 44,280 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,075 TO 3,690 36,900 44,280 6642 LOCKSMITH I N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,494 TO 4,193 41,928 50,316 6 RANGE E 3,203 TO 3,844 38,436 46,128 8 RANGE C 2,912 TO 3,494 34,944 41,928 6643 LOCKSMITH II N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,716 TO 4,428 44,592 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,406 TO 4,059 40,872 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,097 TO 3,690 37,164 44,280

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6805 MACHINIST N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,649 TO 4,285 43,788 51,420 6 RANGE E 3,345 TO 3,928 40,140 47,136 8 RANGE C 3,041 TO 3,571 36,492 42,852 6940 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC N Y N N B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,571 TO 4,285 42,852 51,420 6 RANGE E 3,273 TO 3,928 39,276 47,136 8 RANGE C 2,976 TO 3,571 35,712 42,852 6616 MASON N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,494 TO 4,193 41,928 50,316 6 RANGE E 3,203 TO 3,844 38,436 46,128 8 RANGE C 2,912 TO 3,494 34,944 41,928

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6583 MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,898 TO 4,678 46,776 56,136 6 RANGE E 3,573 TO 4,288 42,876 51,456 8 RANGE C 3,248 TO 3,898 38,976 46,776 6837 MECHANICS HELPER N Y N N B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,934 TO 3,521 35,208 42,252 6 RANGE E 2,690 TO 3,228 32,280 38,736 8 RANGE C 2,445 TO 2,934 29,340 35,208 6703 OPERATING ENGINEER N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,571 TO 4,285 42,852 51,420 6 RANGE E 3,273 TO 3,928 39,276 47,136 8 RANGE C 2,976 TO 3,571 35,712 42,852

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6526 PAINTER I N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,494 TO 4,193 41,928 50,316 6 RANGE E 3,203 TO 3,844 38,436 46,128 8 RANGE C 2,912 TO 3,494 34,944 41,928 6525 PAINTER II N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,691 TO 4,428 44,292 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,076 TO 3,690 36,912 44,280 6549 PLUMBER I N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,690 TO 4,428 44,280 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,075 TO 3,690 36,900 44,280

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6548 PLUMBER II N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,898 TO 4,678 46,776 56,136 6 RANGE E 3,573 TO 4,288 42,876 51,456 8 RANGE C 3,248 TO 3,898 38,976 46,776 6685 POWER PLANT OPERATOR N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,647 TO 4,285 43,764 51,420 6 RANGE E 3,343 TO 3,928 40,116 47,136 8 RANGE C 3,039 TO 3,571 36,468 42,852 6699 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,931 TO 4,678 47,172 56,136 6 RANGE E 3,603 TO 4,288 43,236 51,456 8 RANGE C 3,276 TO 3,898 39,312 46,776

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6584 SHEET METAL WORKER N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,690 TO 4,428 44,280 53,136 6 RANGE E 3,383 TO 4,059 40,596 48,708 8 RANGE C 3,075 TO 3,690 36,900 44,280 6212 SKILLED LABORER N Y N Y B-4 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,934 TO 3,521 35,208 42,252 6 RANGE E 2,690 TO 3,228 32,280 38,736 8 RANGE C 2,445 TO 2,934 29,340 35,208 6700 SUPERVISING BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER N Y N N B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,078 TO 4,894 48,936 58,728 6 RANGE E 3,738 TO 4,486 44,856 53,832 8 RANGE C 3,398 TO 4,078 40,776 48,936

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6474 SUPERVISING CARPENTER N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,898 TO 4,678 46,776 56,136 6 RANGE E 3,573 TO 4,288 42,876 51,456 8 RANGE C 3,248 TO 3,898 38,976 46,776 6534 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,078 TO 4,894 48,936 58,728 6 RANGE E 3,738 TO 4,486 44,856 53,832 8 RANGE C 3,398 TO 4,078 40,776 48,936 6587 SUPERVISING MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,078 TO 4,894 48,936 58,728 6 RANGE E 3,738 TO 4,486 44,856 53,832 8 RANGE C 3,398 TO 4,078 40,776 48,936

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6524 SUPERVISING PAINTER N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,898 TO 4,678 46,776 56,136 6 RANGE E 3,573 TO 4,288 42,876 51,456 8 RANGE C 3,248 TO 3,898 38,976 46,776 6547 SUPERVISING PLUMBER N Y N N B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,078 TO 4,894 48,936 58,728 6 RANGE E 3,738 TO 4,486 44,856 53,832 8 RANGE C 3,398 TO 4,078 40,776 48,936

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1733 ACCOUNTING CLERK N Y Y Y C-4 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,876 2,212 2,433 22,512 26,544 29,196 6 RANGE E 1,720 2,028 2,230 20,640 24,336 26,760 8 RANGE C 1,563 1,843 2,028 18,756 22,116 24,336 1730 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN I N Y N Y H-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,175 2,576 2,836 26,100 30,912 34,032 6 RANGE E 1,994 2,361 2,600 23,928 28,332 31,200 8 RANGE C 1,813 2,147 2,363 21,756 25,764 28,356 1741 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN II N Y N N H-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,417 2,877 3,164 29,004 34,524 37,968 6 RANGE E 2,216 2,637 2,900 26,592 31,644 34,800 8 RANGE C 2,014 2,398 2,637 24,168 28,776 31,644

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1740 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN III N Y N N H-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,751 3,303 3,632 33,012 39,636 43,584 6 RANGE E 2,522 3,028 3,329 30,264 36,336 39,948 8 RANGE C 2,293 2,753 3,027 27,516 33,036 36,324

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1131 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY N Y N N C-1 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,645 3,163 3,480 31,740 37,956 41,760 6 RANGE E 2,425 2,899 3,190 29,100 34,788 38,280 8 RANGE C 2,204 2,636 2,900 26,448 31,632 34,800 1030 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -10/12 THIS CLASS IS EFFECTIVE 9/1/98 FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CSU SALARY SCHEDULE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS USE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1999. N Y Y Y C-3 C7A 1 1 1 ASSISTANT I 1,457 1,880 2,112 17,484 22,560 25,344 2 ASSISTANT II 1,748 2,184 2,622 20,976 26,208 31,464 1031 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -11/12 THIS CLASS IS EFFECTIVE 9/1/98 FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CSU SALARY SCHEDULE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS USE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1999. N Y Y Y C-3 C7A 1 1 1 ASSISTANT I 1,602 2,068 2,323 19,224 24,816 27,876 2 ASSISTANT II 1,922 2,403 2,884 23,064 28,836 34,608

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1032 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -12 MONTH THIS CLASS IS EFFECTIVE 9/1/98 FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CSU SALARY SCHEDULE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS USE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1999. N Y Y Y C-3 C7A 1 1 1 ASSISTANT I 1,748 2,256 2,534 20,976 27,072 30,408 2 ASSISTANT II 2,097 2,621 3,146 25,164 31,452 37,752 1033 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -10/12 THIS CLASS IS EFFECTIVE 9/1/98 FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CSU SALARY SCHEDULE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS USE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1999. N Y N Y C-1 C7B 1 1 1 COORDINATOR I 1,960 2,489 2,843 23,520 29,868 34,116 2 COORDINATOR II 2,145 2,709 3,221 25,740 32,508 38,652 1034 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -11/12 THIS CLASS IS EFFECTIVE 9/1/98 FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CSU SALARY SCHEDULE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS USE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1999. N Y N Y C-1 C7B 1 1 1 COORDINATOR I 2,156 2,738 3,127 25,872 32,856 37,524 2 COORDINATOR II 2,360 2,980 3,543 28,320 35,760 42,516

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1035 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -12 MONTH THIS CLASS IS EFFECTIVE 9/1/98 FOR PUBLICATION IN THE CSU SALARY SCHEDULE AND WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR CAMPUS USE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1999. N Y N Y C-1 C7B 1 1 1 COORDINATOR I 2,352 2,987 3,411 28,224 35,844 40,932 2 COORDINATOR II 2,574 3,251 3,865 30,888 39,012 46,380 2899 BOOK REPAIRER I N Y Y N M-2 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,049 2,414 2,656 24,588 28,968 31,872 6 RANGE E 1,878 2,213 2,435 22,536 26,556 29,220 8 RANGE C 1,708 2,012 2,213 20,496 24,144 26,556 2898 BOOK REPAIRER II N Y Y N M-2 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,212 2,616 2,876 26,544 31,392 34,512 6 RANGE E 2,028 2,398 2,636 24,336 28,776 31,632 8 RANGE C 1,843 2,180 2,397 22,116 26,160 28,764

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4791 BUYER I N Y N N H-7 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,566 3,135 3,450 30,792 37,620 41,400 6 RANGE E 2,352 2,874 3,163 28,224 34,488 37,956 8 RANGE C 2,138 2,613 2,875 25,656 31,356 34,500 4792 BUYER II N Y N N H-7 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,850 3,484 3,832 34,200 41,808 45,984 6 RANGE E 2,613 3,194 3,513 31,356 38,328 42,156 8 RANGE C 2,375 2,903 3,193 28,500 34,836 38,316 4793 BUYER II - LEAD N Y N N H-7 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,991 3,659 4,024 35,892 43,908 48,288 6 RANGE E 2,742 3,354 3,689 32,904 40,248 44,268 8 RANGE C 2,493 3,049 3,353 29,916 36,588 40,236

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4794 BUYER III N Y N N H-7 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,135 3,832 4,214 37,620 45,984 50,568 6 RANGE E 2,874 3,513 3,863 34,488 42,156 46,356 8 RANGE C 2,613 3,193 3,512 31,356 38,316 42,144 4795 BUYER III - LEAD N Y N N H-7 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,293 4,023 4,425 39,516 48,276 53,100 6 RANGE E 3,019 3,688 4,056 36,228 44,256 48,672 8 RANGE C 2,744 3,353 3,688 32,928 40,236 44,256 4790 BUYER TRAINEE N Y N N H-7 T7D 1 1 2,319 2,437 2,680 27,828 29,244 32,160 8352 CAMPUS GUARD N Y N Y E-2 M7E 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,175 2,574 2,832 26,100 30,888 33,984 6 RANGE E 1,994 2,360 2,596 23,928 28,320 31,152 8 RANGE C 1,813 2,145 2,360 21,756 25,740 28,320

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1125 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I N Y Y Y C-3 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,787 2,104 2,315 21,444 25,248 27,780 6 RANGE E 1,638 1,929 2,122 19,656 23,148 25,464 8 RANGE C 1,489 1,753 1,929 17,868 21,036 23,148 1126 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II N Y Y Y C-3 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,922 2,267 2,494 23,064 27,204 29,928 6 RANGE E 1,762 2,078 2,286 21,144 24,936 27,432 8 RANGE C 1,602 1,889 2,078 19,224 22,668 24,936 1127 CLERICAL ASSISTANT III N Y N Y C-3 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,149 2,545 2,799 25,788 30,540 33,588 6 RANGE E 1,970 2,333 2,566 23,640 27,996 30,792 8 RANGE C 1,791 2,121 2,333 21,492 25,452 27,996

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1128 CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV N Y N Y C-3 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,370 2,820 3,101 28,440 33,840 37,212 6 RANGE E 2,173 2,585 2,843 26,076 31,020 34,116 8 RANGE C 1,975 2,350 2,584 23,700 28,200 31,008 1120 CLERICAL TRAINEE N Y Y Y C-3 C7A 1 1 922 1,682 1,850 11,064 20,184 22,200 1758 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE I N Y N N H-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,149 2,545 2,799 25,788 30,540 33,588 6 RANGE E 1,970 2,333 2,566 23,640 27,996 30,792 8 RANGE C 1,791 2,121 2,333 21,492 25,452 27,996 1759 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE II N Y N N H-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,482 2,964 3,261 29,784 35,568 39,132 6 RANGE E 2,275 2,717 2,989 27,300 32,604 35,868 8 RANGE C 2,068 2,470 2,718 24,816 29,640 32,616

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1757 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE N Y N N H-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,854 1,947 2,142 22,248 23,364 25,704 6 RANGE E 1,700 1,785 1,964 20,400 21,420 23,568 8 RANGE C 1,545 1,623 1,785 18,540 19,476 21,420 1927 DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN N Y Y Y F-5 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,028 2,393 2,634 24,336 28,716 31,608 6 RANGE E 1,859 2,194 2,415 22,308 26,328 28,980 8 RANGE C 1,690 1,994 2,195 20,280 23,928 26,340 1418 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR N Y Y Y F-4 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,844 2,175 2,391 22,128 26,100 28,692 6 RANGE E 1,690 1,994 2,192 20,280 23,928 26,304 8 RANGE C 1,537 1,813 1,993 18,444 21,756 23,916

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1421 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR TRAINEE N Y Y Y F-4 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,688 1,832 2,014 20,256 21,984 24,168 6 RANGE E 1,547 1,679 1,846 18,564 20,148 22,152 8 RANGE C 1,407 1,527 1,678 16,884 18,324 20,136 1070 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I N Y Y Y C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,156 2,548 2,803 25,872 30,576 33,636 6 RANGE E 1,976 2,336 2,569 23,712 28,032 30,828 8 RANGE C 1,797 2,123 2,336 21,564 25,476 28,032 1072 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING N Y Y Y C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,156 2,548 2,803 25,872 30,576 33,636 6 RANGE E 1,976 2,336 2,569 23,712 28,032 30,828 8 RANGE C 1,797 2,123 2,336 21,564 25,476 28,032

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1071 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, STENOGRAPHY N Y Y Y C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,156 2,548 2,803 25,872 30,576 33,636 6 RANGE E 1,976 2,336 2,569 23,712 28,032 30,828 8 RANGE C 1,797 2,123 2,336 21,564 25,476 28,032 1080 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II N Y N Y C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,352 2,787 3,065 28,224 33,444 36,780 6 RANGE E 2,156 2,555 2,810 25,872 30,660 33,720 8 RANGE C 1,960 2,323 2,554 23,520 27,876 30,648 1082 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING N Y N Y C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,352 2,787 3,065 28,224 33,444 36,780 6 RANGE E 2,156 2,555 2,810 25,872 30,660 33,720 8 RANGE C 1,960 2,323 2,554 23,520 27,876 30,648

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1081 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, STENOGRAPHY N Y N Y C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,352 2,787 3,065 28,224 33,444 36,780 6 RANGE E 2,156 2,555 2,810 25,872 30,660 33,720 8 RANGE C 1,960 2,323 2,554 23,520 27,876 30,648 1090 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III N Y N Y C-1 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,574 3,064 3,371 30,888 36,768 40,452 6 RANGE E 2,360 2,809 3,090 28,320 33,708 37,080 8 RANGE C 2,145 2,553 2,809 25,740 30,636 33,708 1092 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING N Y N Y C-1 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,574 3,064 3,371 30,888 36,768 40,452 6 RANGE E 2,360 2,809 3,090 28,320 33,708 37,080 8 RANGE C 2,145 2,553 2,809 25,740 30,636 33,708

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1091 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, STENOGRAPHY N Y N Y C-1 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,574 3,064 3,371 30,888 36,768 40,452 6 RANGE E 2,360 2,809 3,090 28,320 33,708 37,080 8 RANGE C 2,145 2,553 2,809 25,740 30,636 33,708 9692 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR N Y Y N O-1 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,876 2,212 2,433 22,512 26,544 29,196 6 RANGE E 1,720 2,028 2,230 20,640 24,336 26,760 8 RANGE C 1,563 1,843 2,028 18,756 22,116 24,336 3022 DRAFTING AID N Y N N N-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,141 2,534 2,786 25,692 30,408 33,432 6 RANGE E 1,963 2,323 2,554 23,556 27,876 30,648 8 RANGE C 1,784 2,112 2,322 21,408 25,344 27,864

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3023 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN I N Y N N N-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,510 3,006 3,306 30,120 36,072 39,672 6 RANGE E 2,301 2,756 3,031 27,612 33,072 36,372 8 RANGE C 2,092 2,505 2,755 25,104 30,060 33,060 3024 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN II N Y N N N-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756 1450 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR I N Y Y N D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,844 2,175 2,391 22,128 26,100 28,692 6 RANGE E 1,690 1,994 2,192 20,280 23,928 26,304 8 RANGE C 1,537 1,813 1,993 18,444 21,756 23,916

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1467 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, DIRECT IMPRESSION N Y Y N D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,978 2,336 2,569 23,736 28,032 30,828 6 RANGE E 1,813 2,141 2,355 21,756 25,692 28,260 8 RANGE C 1,648 1,947 2,141 19,776 23,364 25,692 1466 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, OFFSET N Y Y Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,052 2,427 2,670 24,624 29,124 32,040 6 RANGE E 1,881 2,225 2,448 22,572 26,700 29,376 8 RANGE C 1,710 2,023 2,225 20,520 24,276 26,700 1464 DUPLICATING MACHINE SUPERVISOR I N Y N N D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,286 2,717 2,988 27,432 32,604 35,856 6 RANGE E 2,096 2,491 2,739 25,152 29,892 32,868 8 RANGE C 1,905 2,264 2,490 22,860 27,168 29,880

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1160 EDITORIAL AID N Y N N C-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,229 2,644 2,909 26,748 31,728 34,908 6 RANGE E 2,043 2,424 2,667 24,516 29,088 32,004 8 RANGE C 1,858 2,203 2,424 22,296 26,436 29,088 1132 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY N Y N N C-1 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,705 3,251 3,575 32,460 39,012 42,900 6 RANGE E 2,480 2,980 3,277 29,760 35,760 39,324 8 RANGE C 2,254 2,709 2,979 27,048 32,508 35,748 1413 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST I N Y N Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,149 2,545 2,799 25,788 30,540 33,588 6 RANGE E 1,970 2,333 2,566 23,640 27,996 30,792 8 RANGE C 1,791 2,121 2,333 21,492 25,452 27,996

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1414 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II, GRAPHICS ART/TECHNICAL N Y N Y D-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,324 2,766 3,044 27,888 33,192 36,528 6 RANGE E 2,130 2,536 2,790 25,560 30,432 33,480 8 RANGE C 1,937 2,305 2,537 23,244 27,660 30,444 9688 HEAD RESIDENT I N Y N N O-1 P7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,369 2,802 3,082 28,428 33,624 36,984 6 RANGE E 2,172 2,569 2,825 26,064 30,828 33,900 8 RANGE C 1,974 2,335 2,568 23,688 28,020 30,816 9687 HEAD RESIDENT II N Y N N O-1 P7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,618 3,112 3,422 31,416 37,344 41,064 6 RANGE E 2,400 2,853 3,137 28,800 34,236 37,644 8 RANGE C 2,182 2,593 2,852 26,184 31,116 34,224

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5210 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT N Y N N I-4 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,869 3,452 3,798 34,428 41,424 45,576 6 RANGE E 2,630 3,164 3,482 31,560 37,968 41,784 8 RANGE C 2,391 2,877 3,165 28,692 34,524 37,980 1553 INVENTORY CLERK N Y Y Y H-8 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,890 2,231 2,454 22,680 26,772 29,448 6 RANGE E 1,733 2,045 2,250 20,796 24,540 27,000 8 RANGE C 1,575 1,859 2,045 18,900 22,308 24,540 1415 LEAD GRAPHICS SPECIALIST N Y N Y D-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,324 2,766 3,044 27,888 33,192 36,528 6 RANGE E 2,130 2,536 2,790 25,560 30,432 33,480 8 RANGE C 1,937 2,305 2,537 23,244 27,660 30,444

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2906 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I N Y N Y M-2 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,201 2,611 2,871 26,412 31,332 34,452 6 RANGE E 2,018 2,393 2,632 24,216 28,716 31,584 8 RANGE C 1,834 2,176 2,393 22,008 26,112 28,716 2905 LIBRARY ASSISTANT II N Y N Y M-2 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,489 2,980 3,278 29,868 35,760 39,336 6 RANGE E 2,282 2,732 3,005 27,384 32,784 36,060 8 RANGE C 2,074 2,483 2,732 24,888 29,796 32,784 2907 LIBRARY ASSISTANT III N Y N Y M-2 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,705 3,251 3,575 32,460 39,012 42,900 6 RANGE E 2,480 2,980 3,277 29,760 35,760 39,324 8 RANGE C 2,254 2,709 2,979 27,048 32,508 35,748

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2908 LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV N Y N Y M-2 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,867 3,441 3,783 34,404 41,292 45,396 6 RANGE E 2,628 3,154 3,468 31,536 37,848 41,616 8 RANGE C 2,389 2,868 3,153 28,668 34,416 37,836 2904 LIBRARY ASSISTANT TRAINEE N Y N Y M-2 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,992 2,196 2,415 23,904 26,352 28,980 6 RANGE E 1,826 2,013 2,214 21,912 24,156 26,568 8 RANGE C 1,660 1,830 2,013 19,920 21,960 24,156 1505 MAIL CLERK N Y Y N D-2 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,960 2,318 2,550 23,520 27,816 30,600 6 RANGE E 1,797 2,125 2,338 21,564 25,500 28,056 8 RANGE C 1,633 1,932 2,125 19,596 23,184 25,500

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1504 MAIL SERVICES SUPERVISOR I N Y N N D-2 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,183 2,587 2,847 26,196 31,044 34,164 6 RANGE E 2,001 2,371 2,610 24,012 28,452 31,320 8 RANGE C 1,819 2,156 2,373 21,828 25,872 28,476 1142 MEDICAL SECRETARY N Y N N C-6 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,382 2,843 3,128 28,584 34,116 37,536 6 RANGE E 2,184 2,606 2,867 26,208 31,272 34,404 8 RANGE C 1,985 2,369 2,607 23,820 28,428 31,284 1144 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER N Y Y N C-6 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,131 2,522 2,775 25,572 30,264 33,300 6 RANGE E 1,953 2,312 2,544 23,436 27,744 30,528 8 RANGE C 1,776 2,102 2,313 21,312 25,224 27,756

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1426 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN N Y N Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,149 2,545 2,799 25,788 30,540 33,588 6 RANGE E 1,970 2,333 2,566 23,640 27,996 30,792 8 RANGE C 1,791 2,121 2,333 21,492 25,452 27,996 1424 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN TRAINEE N Y Y Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,922 2,086 2,294 23,064 25,032 27,528 6 RANGE E 1,762 1,912 2,103 21,144 22,944 25,236 8 RANGE C 1,602 1,738 1,912 19,224 20,856 22,944 8341 PARKING GARAGE SUPERVISOR N Y N Y E-3 M7E 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,286 2,717 2,988 27,432 32,604 35,856 6 RANGE E 2,096 2,491 2,739 25,152 29,892 32,868 8 RANGE C 1,905 2,264 2,490 22,860 27,168 29,880

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8351 PARKING OFFICER N Y N Y E-3 M7E 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,175 2,574 2,832 26,100 30,888 33,984 6 RANGE E 1,994 2,360 2,596 23,928 28,320 31,152 8 RANGE C 1,813 2,145 2,360 21,756 25,740 28,320 1100 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN I N Y Y N C-4 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,175 2,576 2,836 26,100 30,912 34,032 6 RANGE E 1,994 2,361 2,600 23,928 28,332 31,200 8 RANGE C 1,813 2,147 2,363 21,756 25,764 28,356 1101 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN II N Y N N C-4 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,417 2,877 3,164 29,004 34,524 37,968 6 RANGE E 2,216 2,637 2,900 26,592 31,644 34,800 8 RANGE C 2,014 2,398 2,637 24,168 28,776 31,644

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1102 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN III N Y N N C-4 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,751 3,303 3,632 33,012 39,636 43,584 6 RANGE E 2,522 3,028 3,329 30,264 36,336 39,948 8 RANGE C 2,293 2,753 3,027 27,516 33,036 36,324 1099 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN TRAINEE N Y N N C-4 C7A 7 1 1,876 2,212 2,433 22,512 26,544 29,196 1409 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR N Y N Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,070 2,450 2,694 24,840 29,400 32,328 6 RANGE E 1,898 2,246 2,470 22,776 26,952 29,640 8 RANGE C 1,725 2,042 2,245 20,700 24,504 26,940 1408 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR TRAINEE N Y Y Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,922 2,086 2,294 23,064 25,032 27,528 6 RANGE E 1,762 1,912 2,103 21,144 22,944 25,236 8 RANGE C 1,602 1,738 1,912 19,224 20,856 22,944

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1550 PROPERTY CLERK I N Y N N H-8 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,183 2,587 2,847 26,196 31,044 34,164 6 RANGE E 2,001 2,371 2,610 24,012 28,452 31,320 8 RANGE C 1,819 2,156 2,373 21,828 25,872 28,476 1549 PROPERTY CLERK II N Y N N H-8 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,479 2,965 3,262 29,748 35,580 39,144 6 RANGE E 2,272 2,718 2,990 27,264 32,616 35,880 8 RANGE C 2,066 2,471 2,718 24,792 29,652 32,616 8349 PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER N Y N Y E-3 M7E 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,357 2,792 3,070 28,284 33,504 36,840 6 RANGE E 2,161 2,559 2,814 25,932 30,708 33,768 8 RANGE C 1,964 2,327 2,558 23,568 27,924 30,696

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1472 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES ASSISTANT N Y N Y D-3 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,201 2,611 2,871 26,412 31,332 34,452 6 RANGE E 2,018 2,393 2,632 24,216 28,716 31,584 8 RANGE C 1,834 2,176 2,393 22,008 26,112 28,716 1471 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES SUPERVISOR I N Y N Y D-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,489 2,980 3,278 29,868 35,760 39,336 6 RANGE E 2,282 2,732 3,005 27,384 32,784 36,060 8 RANGE C 2,074 2,483 2,732 24,888 29,796 32,784 1129 SECRETARY N Y N N C-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,210 2,615 2,875 26,520 31,380 34,500 2 RANGE B 2,210 2,615 2,875 26,520 31,380 34,500 6 RANGE E 2,026 2,397 2,635 24,312 28,764 31,620 7 RANGE F 2,026 2,397 2,635 24,312 28,764 31,620 8 RANGE C 1,842 2,179 2,396 22,104 26,148 28,752 9 RANGE D 1,842 2,179 2,396 22,104 26,148 28,752

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1928 SENIOR DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN N Y N Y F-5 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,266 2,688 2,958 27,192 32,256 35,496 6 RANGE E 2,077 2,464 2,712 24,924 29,568 32,544 8 RANGE C 1,888 2,240 2,465 22,656 26,880 29,580 1416 SENIOR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR N Y N Y F-4 T7C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,059 2,438 2,681 24,708 29,256 32,172 6 RANGE E 1,887 2,235 2,458 22,644 26,820 29,496 8 RANGE C 1,716 2,032 2,234 20,592 24,384 26,808 1130 SENIOR SECRETARY N Y N N C-1 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,416 2,875 3,163 28,992 34,500 37,956 6 RANGE E 2,215 2,635 2,899 26,580 31,620 34,788 8 RANGE C 2,013 2,396 2,636 24,156 28,752 31,632

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1502 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANT I N Y N N H-8 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,183 2,587 2,847 26,196 31,044 34,164 6 RANGE E 2,001 2,371 2,610 24,012 28,452 31,320 8 RANGE C 1,819 2,156 2,373 21,828 25,872 28,476 2935 SLIDE CURATOR I N Y N N P-1 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,575 3,080 3,388 30,900 36,960 40,656 6 RANGE E 2,360 2,823 3,106 28,320 33,876 37,272 8 RANGE C 2,146 2,567 2,823 25,752 30,804 33,876 2936 SLIDE CURATOR II N Y N N P-1 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,941 3,535 3,889 35,292 42,420 46,668 6 RANGE E 2,696 3,240 3,565 32,352 38,880 42,780 8 RANGE C 2,451 2,946 3,241 29,412 35,352 38,892

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1509 STOCK CLERK N Y Y Y H-8 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,035 2,408 2,648 24,420 28,896 31,776 6 RANGE E 1,865 2,207 2,427 22,380 26,484 29,124 8 RANGE C 1,696 2,007 2,207 20,352 24,084 26,484 1506 STOREKEEPER I N Y N Y H-8 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,183 2,587 2,847 26,196 31,044 34,164 6 RANGE E 2,001 2,371 2,610 24,012 28,452 31,320 8 RANGE C 1,819 2,156 2,373 21,828 25,872 28,476 1727 SUPERVISING ACCOUNT CLERK I N Y N N C-4 C7B 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,375 2,831 3,114 28,500 33,972 37,368 6 RANGE E 2,177 2,595 2,855 26,124 31,140 34,260 8 RANGE C 1,979 2,359 2,595 23,748 28,308 31,140

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1428 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN I N Y N Y D-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,324 2,766 3,044 27,888 33,192 36,528 6 RANGE E 2,130 2,536 2,790 25,560 30,432 33,480 8 RANGE C 1,937 2,305 2,537 23,244 27,660 30,444 1430 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN II N Y N Y D-3 T7D 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,533 3,031 3,334 30,396 36,372 40,008 6 RANGE E 2,322 2,778 3,056 27,864 33,336 36,672 8 RANGE C 2,111 2,526 2,778 25,332 30,312 33,336 8353 SUPERVISING PARKING OFFICER N Y N Y E-3 M7E 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,266 2,688 2,958 27,192 32,256 35,496 6 RANGE E 2,077 2,464 2,712 24,924 29,568 32,544 8 RANGE C 1,888 2,240 2,465 22,656 26,880 29,580

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1628 SUPERVISING TELEPHONE OPERATOR N Y N Y D-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,059 2,438 2,681 24,708 29,256 32,172 6 RANGE E 1,887 2,235 2,458 22,644 26,820 29,496 8 RANGE C 1,716 2,032 2,234 20,592 24,384 26,808 1635 TELEPHONE OPERATOR N Y Y Y D-1 C7A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,821 2,149 2,365 21,852 25,788 28,380 6 RANGE E 1,669 1,970 2,168 20,028 23,640 26,016 8 RANGE C 1,518 1,791 1,971 18,216 21,492 23,652

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R08 - PUBLIC SAFETY

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Salary Range Six Occup Affirm Empl Class Range Class Title Salary ________________________________________________________________ FLSA O/T Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac Code Code Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 Inc Diff Ref Coding gory Acrl Rate 9 Rate 10 Rate 11 Rate 12 Rate 13 Rate 14 Rate 15 Rate 16


8365 CORPORAL N Y N Y E-2 P8A 1 1 01-15 3,310 3,386 3,464 3,543 3,625 3,709 3,795 3,882 SSI MAX ST: 11 39,720 40,632 41,568 42,516 43,500 44,508 45,540 46,584 3,973 4,065 4,159 4,255 4,353 4,454 4,557 47,676 48,780 49,908 51,060 52,236 53,448 54,684 8350 POLICE OFFICER N Y N Y E-2 P8A 1 1 01-15 3,009 3,078 3,149 3,223 3,297 3,373 3,452 3,531 SSI MAX ST: 11 36,108 36,936 37,788 38,676 39,564 40,476 41,424 42,372 3,613 3,697 3,781 3,869 3,959 4,051 4,145 43,356 44,364 45,372 46,428 47,508 48,612 49,740 8345 POLICE OFFICER CADET N Y N Y E-2 P8A 7 1 01-01 2,708 32,496 8354 SERGEANT N Y N Y E-2 P0D 1 1 01-15 3,640 3,725 3,811 3,900 3,990 4,080 4,174 4,271 SSI MAX ST: 11 43,680 44,700 45,732 46,800 47,880 48,960 50,088 51,252 4,370 4,470 4,574 4,680 4,788 4,900 5,013 52,440 53,640 54,888 56,160 57,456 58,800 60,156

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R09 - TECHNICAL & SUPPORT SERVICES

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2867 ACCOMPANIST I N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,141 2,534 2,786 25,692 30,408 33,432 6 RANGE E 1,963 2,323 2,554 23,556 27,876 30,648 8 RANGE C 1,784 2,112 2,322 21,408 25,344 27,864 2866 ACCOMPANIST II N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,621 3,146 3,460 31,452 37,752 41,520 6 RANGE E 2,403 2,884 3,172 28,836 34,608 38,064 8 RANGE C 2,184 2,622 2,883 26,208 31,464 34,596 1762 ACCOUNTANT I N Y N Y H-3 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,971 3,578 3,936 35,652 42,936 47,232 6 RANGE E 2,723 3,280 3,608 32,676 39,360 43,296 8 RANGE C 2,476 2,982 3,280 29,712 35,784 39,360

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4555 ACCOUNTANT II E N N N H-3 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,242 3,903 4,294 38,904 46,836 51,528 6 RANGE E 2,972 3,578 3,936 35,664 42,936 47,232 8 RANGE C 2,702 3,253 3,578 32,424 39,036 42,936 5341 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST I N Y N Y H-1 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,717 3,267 3,593 32,604 39,204 43,116 6 RANGE E 2,491 2,995 3,294 29,892 35,940 39,528 8 RANGE C 2,264 2,723 2,994 27,168 32,676 35,928 5342 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST II N Y N Y H-1 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,221 3,878 4,266 38,652 46,536 51,192 6 RANGE E 2,953 3,555 3,911 35,436 42,660 46,932 8 RANGE C 2,684 3,232 3,555 32,208 38,784 42,660

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5343 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST III E N N N H-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,878 4,674 5,142 46,536 56,088 61,704 6 RANGE E 3,555 4,285 4,714 42,660 51,420 56,568 8 RANGE C 3,232 3,895 4,285 38,784 46,740 51,420 5255 ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE N Y N N H-1 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,366 2,576 2,836 28,392 30,912 34,032 6 RANGE E 2,169 2,361 2,600 26,028 28,332 31,200 8 RANGE C 1,972 2,147 2,363 23,664 25,764 28,356 0402 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -10/12 N F-3 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,287 3,202 3,326 27,444 38,424 39,912 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 2,881 3,934 5,373 34,572 47,208 64,476 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,117 4,117 6,023 49,404 49,404 72,276

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0401 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -11/12 N F-3 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,515 3,522 3,658 30,180 42,264 43,896 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,169 4,328 5,910 38,028 51,936 70,920 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,528 4,528 6,625 54,336 54,336 79,500 0400 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -12 N F-3 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,744 3,842 3,991 32,928 46,104 47,892 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,457 4,721 6,447 41,484 56,652 77,364 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,940 4,940 7,227 59,280 59,280 86,724 0670 ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN N Y N Y A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756

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5287 ASSISTANT BUDGET ANALYST N Y N Y H-4 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,076 3,700 4,069 36,912 44,400 48,828 6 RANGE E 2,820 3,392 3,730 33,840 40,704 44,760 8 RANGE C 2,563 3,083 3,391 30,756 36,996 40,692 5284 ASSOCIATE BUDGET ANALYST E N N N H-4 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,700 4,462 4,909 44,400 53,544 58,908 6 RANGE E 3,392 4,090 4,500 40,704 49,080 54,000 8 RANGE C 3,083 3,718 4,091 36,996 44,616 49,092 5784 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES I E N N N H-2 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,484 4,197 4,617 41,808 50,364 55,404 6 RANGE E 3,194 3,847 4,232 38,328 46,164 50,784 8 RANGE C 2,903 3,498 3,848 34,836 41,976 46,176

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5783 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES II E N N N H-2 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,401 5,310 5,842 52,812 63,720 70,104 6 RANGE E 4,034 4,868 5,355 48,408 58,416 64,260 8 RANGE C 3,668 4,425 4,868 44,016 53,100 58,416 5787 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES III E N N N H-2 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 5,568 6,733 7,405 66,816 80,796 88,860 6 RANGE E 5,104 6,172 6,788 61,248 74,064 81,456 8 RANGE C 4,640 5,611 6,171 55,680 67,332 74,052 1514 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT I N Y Y Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,978 2,336 2,569 23,736 28,032 30,828 6 RANGE E 1,813 2,141 2,355 21,756 25,692 28,260 8 RANGE C 1,648 1,947 2,141 19,776 23,364 25,692

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1513 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT II N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,211 2,621 2,884 26,532 31,452 34,608 6 RANGE E 2,027 2,403 2,644 24,324 28,836 31,728 8 RANGE C 1,843 2,184 2,403 22,116 26,208 28,836 8980 CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER O Y N N E-3 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,923 3,514 3,865 35,076 42,168 46,380 6 RANGE E 2,679 3,221 3,543 32,148 38,652 42,516 8 RANGE C 2,436 2,928 3,221 29,232 35,136 38,652 0301 CMA ASSOCIATE PERSONNEL ANALYST N Y N N H-5 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,765 4,544 4,997 45,180 54,528 59,964 6 RANGE E 3,451 4,165 4,581 41,412 49,980 54,972 8 RANGE C 3,138 3,787 4,164 37,656 45,444 49,968

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0300 CMA STAFF SERVICES ANALYST N Y N N H-5 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,131 3,765 4,141 37,572 45,180 49,692 6 RANGE E 2,870 3,451 3,796 34,440 41,412 45,552 8 RANGE C 2,609 3,138 3,451 31,308 37,656 41,412 0302 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER I N Y N N O-1 P4A 1 3 1 NON-CRUISE 2,829 3,470 3,816 33,948 41,640 45,792 3 CRUISE 3,227 3,959 4,356 38,724 47,508 52,272 0303 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER II N Y N N O-1 P4A 1 3 1 NON-CRUISE 3,131 3,806 4,187 37,572 45,672 50,244 3 CRUISE 3,573 4,341 4,776 42,876 52,092 57,312 6514 COSTUME TECHNICIAN I N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,510 3,006 3,306 30,120 36,072 39,672 6 RANGE E 2,301 2,756 3,031 27,612 33,072 36,372 8 RANGE C 2,092 2,505 2,755 25,104 30,060 33,060

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6515 COSTUME TECHNICIAN II N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252 0648 CROP TECHNICIAN I O Y N Y A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,655 3,191 3,510 31,860 38,292 42,120 6 RANGE E 2,434 2,925 3,218 29,208 35,100 38,616 8 RANGE C 2,213 2,659 2,925 26,556 31,908 35,100 0651 CROP TECHNICIAN II O Y N Y A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,910 3,497 3,848 34,920 41,964 46,176 6 RANGE E 2,668 3,206 3,527 32,016 38,472 42,324 8 RANGE C 2,425 2,914 3,207 29,100 34,968 38,484

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6970 DIVING SAFETY OFFICER E N N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,467 4,179 4,596 41,604 50,148 55,152 6 RANGE E 3,178 3,831 4,213 38,136 45,972 50,556 8 RANGE C 2,889 3,483 3,830 34,668 41,796 45,960 7000 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,510 3,006 3,306 30,120 36,072 39,672 6 RANGE E 2,301 2,756 3,031 27,612 33,072 36,372 8 RANGE C 2,092 2,505 2,755 25,104 30,060 33,060 0442 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -10/12 N Y N Y F-4 1 1 T9A 1 FOUNDATION 1,898 2,443 2,443 22,776 29,316 29,316 T9A 2 CAREER 2,232 2,794 3,357 26,784 33,528 40,284 T9B 3 EXPERT 2,790 2,790 3,658 33,480 33,480 43,896

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0441 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -11/12 N Y N Y F-4 1 1 T9A 1 FOUNDATION 2,087 2,687 2,687 25,044 32,244 32,244 T9A 2 CAREER 2,455 3,074 3,692 29,460 36,888 44,304 T9B 3 EXPERT 3,069 3,069 4,024 36,828 36,828 48,288 0440 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -12 N Y N Y F-4 1 1 T9A 1 FOUNDATION 2,277 2,931 2,931 27,324 35,172 35,172 T9A 2 CAREER 2,678 3,353 4,028 32,136 40,236 48,336 T9B 3 EXPERT 3,348 3,348 4,390 40,176 40,176 52,680 7002 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252

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7003 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRONIC N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252 7001 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, MECHANICAL N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252 7004 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252

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7012 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756 7013 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRONIC N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756 7011 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, MECHANICAL N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756

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7014 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756 7022 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL N Y N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,295 3,970 4,368 39,540 47,640 52,416 6 RANGE E 3,020 3,639 4,004 36,240 43,668 48,048 8 RANGE C 2,746 3,308 3,640 32,952 39,696 43,680 7023 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRONIC N Y N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,295 3,970 4,368 39,540 47,640 52,416 6 RANGE E 3,020 3,639 4,004 36,240 43,668 48,048 8 RANGE C 2,746 3,308 3,640 32,952 39,696 43,680

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7021 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, MECHANICAL N Y N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,295 3,970 4,368 39,540 47,640 52,416 6 RANGE E 3,020 3,639 4,004 36,240 43,668 48,048 8 RANGE C 2,746 3,308 3,640 32,952 39,696 43,680 7024 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT N Y N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,295 3,970 4,368 39,540 47,640 52,416 6 RANGE E 3,020 3,639 4,004 36,240 43,668 48,048 8 RANGE C 2,746 3,308 3,640 32,952 39,696 43,680 0638 FARM LABORER O Y Y N A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,011 2,378 2,617 24,132 28,536 31,404 6 RANGE E 1,843 2,180 2,399 22,116 26,160 28,788 8 RANGE C 1,676 1,982 2,181 20,112 23,784 26,172

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0627 FARM SUPERVISOR I E N N N A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,048 3,666 4,032 36,576 43,992 48,384 6 RANGE E 2,794 3,361 3,696 33,528 40,332 44,352 8 RANGE C 2,540 3,055 3,360 30,480 36,660 40,320 5330 FEDERAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR E N N N H-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,267 3,933 4,326 39,204 47,196 51,912 6 RANGE E 2,995 3,605 3,966 35,940 43,260 47,592 8 RANGE C 2,723 3,278 3,605 32,676 39,336 43,260 0687 FEED MILL OPERATOR O Y N N A-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,910 3,497 3,848 34,920 41,964 46,176 6 RANGE E 2,668 3,206 3,527 32,016 38,472 42,324 8 RANGE C 2,425 2,914 3,207 29,100 34,968 38,484

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6960 FISH HATCHERY MANAGER E N N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756 7512 GLASSBLOWER N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,327 4,008 4,408 39,924 48,096 52,896 6 RANGE E 3,050 3,674 4,041 36,600 44,088 48,492 8 RANGE C 2,773 3,340 3,673 33,276 40,080 44,076 2929 GRAPHIC ARTIST I N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,728 3,279 3,607 32,736 39,348 43,284 6 RANGE E 2,501 3,006 3,306 30,012 36,072 39,672 8 RANGE C 2,273 2,733 3,006 27,276 32,796 36,072

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2930 GRAPHIC ARTIST II N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,133 3,771 4,149 37,596 45,252 49,788 6 RANGE E 2,872 3,457 3,803 34,464 41,484 45,636 8 RANGE C 2,611 3,143 3,458 31,332 37,716 41,496 0422 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -10/12 N F-3 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,287 3,202 3,326 27,444 38,424 39,912 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 2,881 3,934 5,373 34,572 47,208 64,476 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,117 4,117 6,023 49,404 49,404 72,276 0421 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -11/12 N F-3 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,515 3,522 3,658 30,180 42,264 43,896 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,169 4,328 5,910 38,028 51,936 70,920 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,528 4,528 6,625 54,336 54,336 79,500

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0420 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -12 N F-3 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,744 3,842 3,991 32,928 46,104 47,892 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,457 4,721 6,447 41,484 56,652 77,364 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,940 4,940 7,227 59,280 59,280 86,724 1577 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT I N Y Y Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,978 2,336 2,569 23,736 28,032 30,828 6 RANGE E 1,813 2,141 2,355 21,756 25,692 28,260 8 RANGE C 1,648 1,947 2,141 19,776 23,364 25,692 1578 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT II N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,211 2,621 2,884 26,532 31,452 34,608 6 RANGE E 2,027 2,403 2,644 24,324 28,836 31,728 8 RANGE C 1,843 2,184 2,403 22,116 26,208 28,836

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1579 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT III N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,510 3,006 3,306 30,120 36,072 39,672 6 RANGE E 2,301 2,756 3,031 27,612 33,072 36,372 8 RANGE C 2,092 2,505 2,755 25,104 30,060 33,060 1615 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252 1617 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756

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1619 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III N Y N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,295 3,970 4,368 39,540 47,640 52,416 6 RANGE E 3,020 3,639 4,004 36,240 43,668 48,048 8 RANGE C 2,746 3,308 3,640 32,952 39,696 43,680 7170 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR I N Y N N O-1 XXA 7 1 1,384 3,664 4,029 16,608 43,968 48,348 7169 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR II N Y N N O-1 XXA 7 1 1 RANGE A 3,314 4,211 4,632 39,768 50,532 55,584 2 RANGE B 3,803 4,847 5,332 45,636 58,164 63,984 7888 LABORATORY ASSISTANT I N Y Y N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,778 2,096 2,305 21,336 25,152 27,660 6 RANGE E 1,630 1,921 2,113 19,560 23,052 25,356 8 RANGE C 1,482 1,747 1,921 17,784 20,964 23,052

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7879 LABORATORY ASSISTANT II N Y Y N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 1,905 2,248 2,474 22,860 26,976 29,688 6 RANGE E 1,746 2,061 2,268 20,952 24,732 27,216 8 RANGE C 1,588 1,873 2,062 19,056 22,476 24,744 3810 LIBRARY SERIALS EDITOR E N N N H-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,081 4,925 5,418 48,972 59,100 65,016 6 RANGE E 3,741 4,515 4,967 44,892 54,180 59,604 8 RANGE C 3,401 4,104 4,515 40,812 49,248 54,180 0663 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN I O Y N N A-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,655 3,191 3,510 31,860 38,292 42,120 6 RANGE E 2,434 2,925 3,218 29,208 35,100 38,616 8 RANGE C 2,213 2,659 2,925 26,556 31,908 35,100

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0666 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN II O Y N N A-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,910 3,497 3,848 34,920 41,964 46,176 6 RANGE E 2,668 3,206 3,527 32,016 38,472 42,324 8 RANGE C 2,425 2,914 3,207 29,100 34,968 38,484 7125 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST I N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,510 3,006 3,306 30,120 36,072 39,672 6 RANGE E 2,301 2,756 3,031 27,612 33,072 36,372 8 RANGE C 2,092 2,505 2,755 25,104 30,060 33,060 7126 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST II N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756

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7127 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III E N N N P-1 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,452 4,158 4,576 41,424 49,896 54,912 6 RANGE E 3,164 3,812 4,195 37,968 45,744 50,340 8 RANGE C 2,877 3,465 3,813 34,524 41,580 45,756 0432 NETWORK ANALYST -10/12 N F-2 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,287 3,202 3,326 27,444 38,424 39,912 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 2,881 3,934 5,373 34,572 47,208 64,476 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,117 4,117 6,023 49,404 49,404 72,276 0431 NETWORK ANALYST -11/12 N F-2 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,515 3,522 3,658 30,180 42,264 43,896 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,169 4,328 5,910 38,028 51,936 70,920 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,528 4,528 6,625 54,336 54,336 79,500

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0430 NETWORK ANALYST -12 N F-2 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,744 3,842 3,991 32,928 46,104 47,892 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,457 4,721 6,447 41,484 56,652 77,364 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,940 4,940 7,227 59,280 59,280 86,724 0706 NURSERY TECHNICIAN I N Y N Y A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,438 2,910 3,200 29,256 34,920 38,400 6 RANGE E 2,235 2,668 2,933 26,820 32,016 35,196 8 RANGE C 2,032 2,425 2,667 24,384 29,100 32,004 0703 NURSERY TECHNICIAN II N Y N Y A-2 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,655 3,191 3,510 31,860 38,292 42,120 6 RANGE E 2,434 2,925 3,218 29,208 35,100 38,616 8 RANGE C 2,213 2,659 2,925 26,556 31,908 35,100

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0412 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -10/12 N F-2 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,287 3,202 3,326 27,444 38,424 39,912 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 2,881 3,934 5,373 34,572 47,208 64,476 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,117 4,117 6,023 49,404 49,404 72,276 0411 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -11/12 N F-2 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,515 3,522 3,658 30,180 42,264 43,896 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,169 4,328 5,910 38,028 51,936 70,920 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,528 4,528 6,625 54,336 54,336 79,500 0410 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -12 N F-2 1 1 N Y Y P9C 1 FOUNDATION 2,744 3,842 3,991 32,928 46,104 47,892 E N N P9D 2 CAREER 3,457 4,721 6,447 41,484 56,652 77,364 E N N P9D 3 EXPERT 4,940 4,940 7,227 59,280 59,280 86,724

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0452 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -10/12 N Y N Y F-4 T9A 1 1 1 FOUNDATION 1,601 2,012 2,012 19,212 24,144 24,144 2 CAREER 1,829 2,287 2,744 21,948 27,444 32,928 3 EXPERT 2,562 2,562 3,156 30,744 30,744 37,872 0451 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -11/12 N Y N Y F-4 T9A 1 1 1 FOUNDATION 1,761 2,213 2,213 21,132 26,556 26,556 2 CAREER 2,012 2,515 3,019 24,144 30,180 36,228 3 EXPERT 2,818 2,818 3,471 33,816 33,816 41,652 0450 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -12 N Y N Y F-4 T9A 1 1 1 FOUNDATION 1,921 2,414 2,414 23,052 28,968 28,968 2 CAREER 2,195 2,744 3,293 26,340 32,928 39,516 3 EXPERT 3,074 3,074 3,787 36,888 36,888 45,444

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5151 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT N Y N N H-5 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,564 3,076 3,382 30,768 36,912 40,584 6 RANGE E 2,350 2,820 3,100 28,200 33,840 37,200 8 RANGE C 2,137 2,563 2,818 25,644 30,756 33,816 2845 PHOTOGRAPHER I N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,728 3,279 3,607 32,736 39,348 43,284 6 RANGE E 2,501 3,006 3,306 30,012 36,072 39,672 8 RANGE C 2,273 2,733 3,006 27,276 32,796 36,072 2844 PHOTOGRAPHER II N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,133 3,771 4,149 37,596 45,252 49,788 6 RANGE E 2,872 3,457 3,803 34,464 41,484 45,636 8 RANGE C 2,611 3,143 3,458 31,332 37,716 41,496

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6950 PIANO TECHNICIAN I N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252 6951 PIANO TECHNICIAN II N Y N N P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756 6726 PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER N Y N Y B-1 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,076 3,700 4,069 36,912 44,400 48,828 6 RANGE E 2,820 3,392 3,730 33,840 40,704 44,760 8 RANGE C 2,563 3,083 3,391 30,756 36,996 40,692

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0697 POULTRY TECHNICIAN N Y N Y A-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,785 3,313 3,645 33,420 39,756 43,740 6 RANGE E 2,553 3,037 3,341 30,636 36,444 40,092 8 RANGE C 2,321 2,761 3,038 27,852 33,132 36,456 5597 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I N Y N Y H-6 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,527 3,019 3,321 30,324 36,228 39,852 6 RANGE E 2,316 2,767 3,044 27,792 33,204 36,528 8 RANGE C 2,106 2,516 2,768 25,272 30,192 33,216 5598 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II E N N N H-6 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,886 3,470 3,816 34,632 41,640 45,792 6 RANGE E 2,646 3,181 3,498 31,752 38,172 41,976 8 RANGE C 2,405 2,892 3,180 28,860 34,704 38,160

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3801 RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER E N N N I-3 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,158 5,020 5,520 49,896 60,240 66,240 6 RANGE E 3,812 4,602 5,060 45,744 55,224 60,720 8 RANGE C 3,465 4,183 4,600 41,580 50,196 55,200 5683 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I N Y N N H-2 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,564 3,076 3,382 30,768 36,912 40,584 6 RANGE E 2,350 2,820 3,100 28,200 33,840 37,200 8 RANGE C 2,137 2,563 2,818 25,644 30,756 33,816 5681 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II N Y N N H-2 P9C 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,076 3,700 4,069 36,912 44,400 48,828 6 RANGE E 2,820 3,392 3,730 33,840 40,704 44,760 8 RANGE C 2,563 3,083 3,391 30,756 36,996 40,692

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5680 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III E N N N H-2 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,700 4,462 4,909 44,400 53,544 58,908 6 RANGE E 3,392 4,090 4,500 40,704 49,080 54,000 8 RANGE C 3,083 3,718 4,091 36,996 44,616 49,092 6725 SENIOR PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER E N N N B-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,251 3,915 4,305 39,012 46,980 51,660 6 RANGE E 2,980 3,589 3,946 35,760 43,068 47,352 8 RANGE C 2,709 3,263 3,588 32,508 39,156 43,056 2572 SPACE AND FACILITIES UTILIZATION OFFICER E N N N H-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,061 4,900 5,389 48,732 58,800 64,668 6 RANGE E 3,723 4,492 4,940 44,676 53,904 59,280 8 RANGE C 3,384 4,083 4,491 40,608 48,996 53,892

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5250 SPECIAL ASSISTANT, EOP E N N N H-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,372 4,061 4,468 40,464 48,732 53,616 6 RANGE E 3,091 3,723 4,096 37,092 44,676 49,152 8 RANGE C 2,810 3,384 3,723 33,720 40,608 44,676 6508 STAGE TECHNICIAN I N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,743 3,295 3,625 32,916 39,540 43,500 6 RANGE E 2,514 3,020 3,323 30,168 36,240 39,876 8 RANGE C 2,286 2,746 3,021 27,432 32,952 36,252 6507 STAGE TECHNICIAN II N Y N Y P-1 T9A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,006 3,617 3,976 36,072 43,404 47,712 6 RANGE E 2,756 3,316 3,645 33,072 39,792 43,740 8 RANGE C 2,505 3,014 3,313 30,060 36,168 39,756

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8981 SUPERVISING CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER O Y N N E-3 T9B 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,204 3,858 4,244 38,448 46,296 50,928 6 RANGE E 2,937 3,537 3,890 35,244 42,444 46,680 8 RANGE C 2,670 3,215 3,537 32,040 38,580 42,444 1521 TECHNICIAN TRAINEE N Y Y Y P-1 T9A 1 1 918 1,674 1,841 11,016 20,088 22,092 6918 TELEVISION ENGINEER E N N N P-1 P9D 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,158 5,020 5,520 49,896 60,240 66,240 6 RANGE E 3,812 4,602 5,060 45,744 55,224 60,720 8 RANGE C 3,465 4,183 4,600 41,580 50,196 55,200

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R10 - INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS (IUOE)

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Salary Range Six Occup Affirm Empl Class Range Class Title Salary ________________________________________________________________ FLSA O/T Month Shift Index Action Cate Vac Code Code Steps Rate 1 Rate 2 Rate 3 Rate 4 Rate 5 Rate 6 Rate 7 Rate 8 Inc Diff Ref Coding gory Acrl Journey Rate Performance Min SSI Max Max


0330 CMA ABLE SEAMAN N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,417 2,622 2,884 29,004 31,464 34,608 6 RANGE E 2,216 2,404 2,644 26,592 28,848 31,728 8 RANGE C 2,014 2,185 2,403 24,168 26,220 28,836 0370 CMA AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC N Y N Y B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,995 3,077 3,385 35,940 36,924 40,620 6 RANGE E 2,745 2,821 3,103 32,940 33,852 37,236 8 RANGE C 2,496 2,564 2,821 29,952 30,768 33,852 0331 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I N Y N Y B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,730 2,806 3,087 32,760 33,672 37,044 6 RANGE E 2,503 2,572 2,830 30,036 30,864 33,960 8 RANGE C 2,275 2,338 2,573 27,300 28,056 30,876

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0371 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II N Y N Y B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,995 3,077 3,385 35,940 36,924 40,620 6 RANGE E 2,745 2,821 3,103 32,940 33,852 37,236 8 RANGE C 2,496 2,564 2,821 29,952 30,768 33,852 0332 CMA BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,860 2,939 3,233 34,320 35,268 38,796 6 RANGE E 2,622 2,694 2,964 31,464 32,328 35,568 8 RANGE C 2,383 2,449 2,694 28,596 29,388 32,328 0346 CMA CARPENTER I N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,282 3,373 3,710 39,384 40,476 44,520 6 RANGE E 3,009 3,092 3,401 36,108 37,104 40,812 8 RANGE C 2,735 2,811 3,092 32,820 33,732 37,104 0372 CMA CARPENTER II N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,437 3,532 3,885 41,244 42,384 46,620 6 RANGE E 3,151 3,238 3,561 37,812 38,856 42,732 8 RANGE C 2,864 2,943 3,238 34,368 35,316 38,856

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0348 CMA CHIEF ENGINEER N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,518 4,970 54,216 59,640 6 RANGE E 4,142 4,556 49,704 54,672 8 RANGE C 3,765 4,142 45,180 49,704 0339 CMA ELECTRICIAN I N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,557 3,656 4,022 42,684 43,872 48,264 6 RANGE E 3,261 3,351 3,687 39,132 40,212 44,244 8 RANGE C 2,964 3,047 3,352 35,568 36,564 40,224 0340 CMA ELECTRICIAN II N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,600 3,700 4,070 43,200 44,400 48,840 6 RANGE E 3,300 3,392 3,731 39,600 40,704 44,772 8 RANGE C 3,000 3,083 3,392 36,000 36,996 40,704 0334 CMA GROUNDSKEEPER N Y N Y B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,497 2,567 2,824 29,964 30,804 33,888 6 RANGE E 2,289 2,353 2,589 27,468 28,236 31,068 8 RANGE C 2,081 2,139 2,353 24,972 25,668 28,236

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0333 CMA LEAD GROUNDSKEEPER N Y N Y B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,681 2,909 3,200 32,172 34,908 38,400 6 RANGE E 2,458 2,667 2,933 29,496 32,004 35,196 8 RANGE C 2,234 2,424 2,667 26,808 29,088 32,004 0373 CMA LOCKSMITH N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,282 3,373 3,710 39,384 40,476 44,520 6 RANGE E 3,009 3,092 3,401 36,108 37,104 40,812 8 RANGE C 2,735 2,811 3,092 32,820 33,732 37,104 0335 CMA MAINTENANCE MECHANIC N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,442 3,537 3,891 41,304 42,444 46,692 6 RANGE E 3,155 3,242 3,567 37,860 38,904 42,804 8 RANGE C 2,868 2,948 3,243 34,416 35,376 38,916 0336 CMA MATERIALS & STORES SPECIALIST N Y N Y H-8 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,650 2,875 3,163 31,800 34,500 37,956 6 RANGE E 2,429 2,635 2,899 29,148 31,620 34,788 8 RANGE C 2,208 2,396 2,636 26,496 28,752 31,632

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0337 CMA MOTOR VESSEL ENGINEER N Y N Y B-6 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,928 3,008 3,309 35,136 36,096 39,708 6 RANGE E 2,684 2,757 3,033 32,208 33,084 36,396 8 RANGE C 2,440 2,507 2,758 29,280 30,084 33,096 0342 CMA PAINTER I N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,282 3,373 3,710 39,384 40,476 44,520 6 RANGE E 3,009 3,092 3,401 36,108 37,104 40,812 8 RANGE C 2,735 2,811 3,092 32,820 33,732 37,104 0343 CMA PAINTER II N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,437 3,532 3,885 41,244 42,384 46,620 6 RANGE E 3,151 3,238 3,561 37,812 38,856 42,732 8 RANGE C 2,864 2,943 3,238 34,368 35,316 38,856 0374 CMA PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN N Y N Y B-4 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,730 2,806 3,087 32,760 33,672 37,044 6 RANGE E 2,503 2,572 2,830 30,036 30,864 33,960 8 RANGE C 2,275 2,338 2,573 27,300 28,056 30,876

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0375 CMA PLUMBER I N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,437 3,532 3,885 41,244 42,384 46,620 6 RANGE E 3,151 3,238 3,561 37,812 38,856 42,732 8 RANGE C 2,864 2,943 3,238 34,368 35,316 38,856 0376 CMA PLUMBER II N Y N Y B-2 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 3,600 3,700 4,070 43,200 44,400 48,840 6 RANGE E 3,300 3,392 3,731 39,600 40,704 44,772 8 RANGE C 3,000 3,083 3,392 36,000 36,996 40,704 0377 CMA SKILLED LABORER N Y N Y B-4 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,730 2,806 3,087 32,760 33,672 37,044 6 RANGE E 2,503 2,572 2,830 30,036 30,864 33,960 8 RANGE C 2,275 2,338 2,573 27,300 28,056 30,876 0344 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER N Y N Y B-5 S6A 1 1 1 RANGE A 4,099 4,509 49,188 54,108 6 RANGE E 3,757 4,133 45,084 49,596 8 RANGE C 3,416 3,758 40,992 45,096

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0320 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER APPRENTICE STEPS 2-7 ARE ELIGIBLE FOR A SIX MONTH INCREASE. STEP 1 REQUIRES A ONE YEAR INTERVAL. N Y Y Y B-5 S6A 7 1 1 RANGE A 01-07 2,664 2,869 3,074 3,279 3,484 3,689 3,894 31,968 34,428 36,888 39,348 41,808 44,268 46,728 6 RANGE E 01-07 2,442 2,630 2,818 3,006 3,194 3,382 3,570 29,304 31,560 33,816 36,072 38,328 40,584 42,840 8 RANGE C 01-07 2,220 2,391 2,562 2,733 2,903 3,074 3,245 26,640 28,692 30,744 32,796 34,836 36,888 38,940 0345 CMA WAREHOUSE WORKER N Y N Y H-8 M5A 1 1 1 RANGE A 2,559 2,630 2,893 30,708 31,560 34,716 6 RANGE E 2,346 2,411 2,652 28,152 28,932 31,824 8 RANGE C 2,133 2,192 2,411 25,596 26,304 28,932

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OVERTIME

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE CSU CLASSES ELIGIBLE FOR OVERTIME


CLASS CLASS TITLE

2867 ACCOMPANIST I

2866 ACCOMPANIST II

1762 ACCOUNTANT I

1733 ACCOUNTING CLERK

1730 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN I

1741 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN II

1740 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN III

**1036 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -10/12

**1037 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -11/12

**1038 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -12 MONTH

5341 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST I

5342 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST II

1131 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

1030 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -10/12


1032 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -12 MONTH

1033 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -10/12


1035 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -12 MONTH

5255 ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE

**0402 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -10/12

**0401 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -11/12

**0400 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -12

0670 ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN

6500 ASBESTOS WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

5287 ASSISTANT BUDGET ANALYST

1514 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT I

1513 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT II

6851 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

6575 BLACKSMITH

6577 BLACKSMITH, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

CLASS CLASS TITLE

2899 BOOK REPAIRER I

2898 BOOK REPAIRER II

1874 BRIDGE STUDENT ASSISTANT

1876 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

1875 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

6215 BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER

6702 BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER

4791 BUYER I

4792 BUYER II

4793 BUYER II - LEAD

4794 BUYER III

4795 BUYER III - LEAD

4790 BUYER TRAINEE

8980 CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER

8352 CAMPUS GUARD

6480 CARPENTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6476 CARPENTER I

6475 CARPENTER II

6479 CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1800 CASUAL WORKER

6633 CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6838 CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICE

6701 CERTIFIED BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER APPRENTICE

6477 CERTIFIED CARPENTER APPRENTICE

6536 CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE

6641 CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH APPRENTICE

6704 CERTIFIED OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICE

6527 CERTIFIED PAINTER APPRENTICE

6550 CERTIFIED PLUMBER APPRENTICE

6692 CERTIFIED REFRIGERATION MECHANIC APPRENTICE

6585 CERTIFIED SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE

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CLASS CLASS TITLE

1125 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I

1126 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II

1127 CLERICAL ASSISTANT III

1128 CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV

1120 CLERICAL TRAINEE

8135 CLINICAL AID I

8136 CLINICAL AID II

7927 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST I

7926 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST II

0330 CMA ABLE SEAMAN

0301 CMA ASSOCIATE PERSONNEL ANALYST

0370 CMA AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

0331 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I

0371 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II

0332 CMA BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER

0346 CMA CARPENTER I

0372 CMA CARPENTER II

0348 CMA CHIEF ENGINEER

0339 CMA ELECTRICIAN I

0340 CMA ELECTRICIAN II

0334 CMA GROUNDSKEEPER

0333 CMA LEAD GROUNDSKEEPER

0373 CMA LOCKSMITH

0335 CMA MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

0336 CMA MATERIALS & STORES SPECIALIST

0337 CMA MOTOR VESSEL ENGINEER

0342 CMA PAINTER I

0343 CMA PAINTER II

0374 CMA PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN

0375 CMA PLUMBER I

0376 CMA PLUMBER II

CLASS CLASS TITLE

0347 CMA RADIO OFFICER

0377 CMA SKILLED LABORER

0300 CMA STAFF SERVICES ANALYST

0344 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER

0320 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER APPRENTICE

0302 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER I

0303 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER II

0345 CMA WAREHOUSE WORKER

1758 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE I

1759 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE II

1757 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE

**1178 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -10/12

**1177 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -11/12

**1176 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -12 MONTH

1172 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -10/12


1170 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -12 MONTH

**1175 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -10/12

**1174 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -11/12

**1173 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -12 MONTH

0304 COOK I

0306 COOK I LEAD

0305 COOK II

0307 COOK II LEAD

8365 CORPORAL

6514 COSTUME TECHNICIAN I

6515 COSTUME TECHNICIAN II

2628 CREDENTIAL ANALYST I

2630 CREDENTIAL ANALYST II

0648 CROP TECHNICIAN I

0651 CROP TECHNICIAN II

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CLASS CLASS TITLE

2010 CUSTODIAN

1927 DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN

1418 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR

1421 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR TRAINEE

1070 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I

1072 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING

1071 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, STENOGRAPHY

1080 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II

1082 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING

1081 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, STENOGRAPHY

1090 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III

1092 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING

1091 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, STENOGRAPHY

9692 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR

3022 DRAFTING AID

3023 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN I

3024 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN II

1450 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR I

1467 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, DIRECT IMPRESSION

1466 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, OFFSET

1464 DUPLICATING MACHINE SUPERVISOR I

1160 EDITORIAL AID

6537 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6533 ELECTRICIAN I

6532 ELECTRICIAN II

6535 ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

7000 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT

0442 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -10/12


0440 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -12

7002 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

CLASS CLASS TITLE

7003 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRONIC

7001 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, MECHANICAL

7004 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT

7012 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

7013 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRONIC

7011 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, MECHANICAL

7014 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT

7022 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

7023 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRONIC

7021 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, MECHANICAL

7024 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT

2632 EVALUATOR I

2633 EVALUATOR II

2634 EVALUATOR TRAINEE

1132 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

0638 FARM LABORER

6385 FARM MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS WORKER

6941 FARM MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

0687 FEED MILL OPERATOR

6469 FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

0308 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I

0310 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I LEAD

0309 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II

0311 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II LEAD

6596 FUSION WELDER

0743 GARDENER

0745 GARDENING SPECIALIST

7512 GLASSBLOWER

2929 GRAPHIC ARTIST I

2930 GRAPHIC ARTIST II

1413 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST I

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CLASS CLASS TITLE

1414 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II, GRAPHICS ART/TECHNICAL

0731 GROUNDSWORKER

0733 GROUNDSWORKER TRAINEE

9688 HEAD RESIDENT I

9687 HEAD RESIDENT II

8145 HEALTH EDUCATION ASSISTANT

1140 HEALTH RECORD TECHNICIAN

5210 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT

6367 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

6834 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

6366 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR/BUS DRIVER

0101 HELPER/AID

6623 HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

**0422 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -10/12

**0421 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -11/12

**0420 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -12

1577 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT I

1578 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT II

1579 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT III

1615 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I

1617 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II

1619 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III

7170 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR I

7169 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR II

1553 INVENTORY CLERK

6559 IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

0735 IRRIGATION SPECIALIST

7888 LABORATORY ASSISTANT I

7879 LABORATORY ASSISTANT II

6223 LABORER

6226 LABORER, BUILDING TRADES, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

CLASS CLASS TITLE

6852 LEAD AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

2015 LEAD CUSTODIAN

1415 LEAD GRAPHICS SPECIALIST

0726 LEAD GROUNDSWORKER

2895 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT II

2896 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT III

2891 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV

1295 LEGAL SECRETARY

2906 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I

2905 LIBRARY ASSISTANT II

2907 LIBRARY ASSISTANT III

2908 LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV

2904 LIBRARY ASSISTANT TRAINEE

8134 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE

6363 LIGHT AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

0663 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN I

0666 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN II

6642 LOCKSMITH I

6643 LOCKSMITH II

6805 MACHINIST

1505 MAIL CLERK

1504 MAIL SERVICES SUPERVISOR I

0104 MAINTENANCE AND LABORER TRAINEE

6940 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

1293 MANAGEMENT INTERN

6616 MASON

6618 MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6583 MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST

6837 MECHANICS HELPER

7125 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST I

7126 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST II

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CLASS CLASS TITLE

1142 MEDICAL SECRETARY

1144 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER

1426 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN

1424 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN TRAINEE

**0432 NETWORK ANALYST -10/12

**0431 NETWORK ANALYST -11/12

**0430 NETWORK ANALYST -12

7171 NOTETAKER

0706 NURSERY TECHNICIAN I

0703 NURSERY TECHNICIAN II

6703 OPERATING ENGINEER

**0412 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -10/12

**0411 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -11/12

**0410 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -12

0452 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -10/12


0450 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -12

6523 PAINTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6526 PAINTER I

6525 PAINTER II

6529 PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1296 PARALEGAL - TECHNICAL

8341 PARKING GARAGE SUPERVISOR

8351 PARKING OFFICER

1100 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN I

1101 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN II

1102 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN III

1099 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN TRAINEE

5151 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT

0739 PEST CONTROL AND SPRAY SPECIALIST

2845 PHOTOGRAPHER I

CLASS CLASS TITLE

2844 PHOTOGRAPHER II

7980 PHYSICAL THERAPIST I

7981 PHYSICAL THERAPIST II

6950 PIANO TECHNICIAN I

6951 PIANO TECHNICIAN II

9164 PLACEMENT INTERVIEWER

6726 PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER

6612 PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6553 PLUMBER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6549 PLUMBER I

6548 PLUMBER II

6552 PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

8350 POLICE OFFICER

8345 POLICE OFFICER CADET

0697 POULTRY TECHNICIAN

1409 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR

1408 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR TRAINEE

6685 POWER PLANT OPERATOR

1550 PROPERTY CLERK I

1549 PROPERTY CLERK II

5597 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I

8349 PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER

7995 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST I

7996 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST II

7172 READER

6699 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC

8150 REGISTERED NURSE I - 10 MONTH


8153 REGISTERED NURSE II - 10 MONTH


1472 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES ASSISTANT

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CLASS CLASS TITLE

1471 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES SUPERVISOR I

5683 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I

5681 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II

1869 RESIDENT ASSISTANT

6482 ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1129 SECRETARY

1928 SENIOR DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN

1416 SENIOR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR

1130 SENIOR SECRETARY

8354 SERGEANT

6584 SHEET METAL WORKER

6582 SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1502 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANT I

6212 SKILLED LABORER

6213 SKILLED LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

2935 SLIDE CURATOR I

2936 SLIDE CURATOR II

6508 STAGE TECHNICIAN I

6507 STAGE TECHNICIAN II

6555 STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1509 STOCK CLERK

1506 STOREKEEPER I

1870 STUDENT ASSISTANT

5799 STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANT

2635 STUDENT PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN, FINANCIAL AIDS

3078 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL I - 10 MONTH


1872 STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

1871 STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

1727 SUPERVISING ACCOUNT CLERK I

6700 SUPERVISING BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER

CLASS CLASS TITLE

8981 SUPERVISING CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER

6474 SUPERVISING CARPENTER

6478 SUPERVISING CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6632 SUPERVISING CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6534 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN

6531 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6468 SUPERVISING FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6622 SUPERVISING HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6558 SUPERVISING IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL

6225 SUPERVISING LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6617 SUPERVISING MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6587 SUPERVISING MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST

1428 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN I

1430 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN II

6524 SUPERVISING PAINTER

6528 SUPERVISING PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

8353 SUPERVISING PARKING OFFICER

6611 SUPERVISING PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6547 SUPERVISING PLUMBER

6551 SUPERVISING PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6481 SUPERVISING ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6581 SUPERVISING SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6554 SUPERVISING STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1628 SUPERVISING TELEPHONE OPERATOR

6463 SUPERVISING TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

1521 TECHNICIAN TRAINEE

1635 TELEPHONE OPERATOR

6464 TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

0746 TREE TRIMMER I

0748 TREE TRIMMER II

0050 VOLUNTEER EMPLOYEE

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*This class has been superseded, but will be retained along with the new class until conversion to the new class has been effected, however, no new appointments or reclassifications may be made to this class. **All range codes within this classification are not eligible for overtime. Specific range code overtime eligibility is identified in the respective bargaining unit's salary schedule listing.


CLASS CLASS TITLE

1508 WAREHOUSE WORKER

2013 WINDOW CLEANER

0100 YOUTH SUMMER AID

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SIX MONTH INCREASE

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE CSU CLASSES ELIGIBLE FOR SIX MONTH INCREASE


CLASS CLASS TITLE 1733 ACCOUNTING CLERK 1030 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -10/12 1031 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -11/12 1032 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -12 MONTH 1514 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT I 2899 BOOK REPAIRER I 2898 BOOK REPAIRER II 6838 CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICE 6701 CERTIFIED BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER APPRENTICE 6477 CERTIFIED CARPENTER APPRENTICE 6536 CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE 6641 CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH APPRENTICE 6704 CERTIFIED OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICE 6527 CERTIFIED PAINTER APPRENTICE 6550 CERTIFIED PLUMBER APPRENTICE 6692 CERTIFIED REFRIGERATION MECHANIC APPRENTICE 6585 CERTIFIED SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE 1125 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I 1126 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II 1120 CLERICAL TRAINEE 8135 CLINICAL AID I 8136 CLINICAL AID II 0320 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER APPRENTICE 2010 CUSTODIAN 1927 DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN 1418 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR 1421 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR TRAINEE 1070 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I 1072 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING 1071 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, STENOGRAPHY 9692 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR

CLASS CLASS TITLE 1450 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR I 1467 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, DIRECT IMPRESSION 1466 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, OFFSET 0638 FARM LABORER 0308 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I 0309 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II 0733 GROUNDSWORKER TRAINEE 0101 HELPER/AID 1577 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT I 1553 INVENTORY CLERK 7888 LABORATORY ASSISTANT I 7879 LABORATORY ASSISTANT II 2015 LEAD CUSTODIAN 1505 MAIL CLERK 0104 MAINTENANCE AND LABORER TRAINEE 1144 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER 1424 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN TRAINEE 1100 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN I 1408 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR TRAINEE 1509 STOCK CLERK 1521 TECHNICIAN TRAINEE 1635 TELEPHONE OPERATOR

HR-PIMS

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SALARY SCHEDULE CSU CLASSES WITHIN OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS


AGRICULTURAL SERVICES

A-1 ANIMAL INDUSTRY

0687 FEED MILL OPERATOR

0663 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN I

0666 LIVESTOCK TECHNICIAN II

0697 POULTRY TECHNICIAN

A-2 AGRICULTURE AND FARMING

0670 ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN

0648 CROP TECHNICIAN I

0651 CROP TECHNICIAN II

0638 FARM LABORER

6941 FARM MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

0627 FARM SUPERVISOR I

0706 NURSERY TECHNICIAN I

0703 NURSERY TECHNICIAN II

A-3 ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICES

0605 VETERINARIAN I

0608 VETERINARIAN II

BUILDING & GROUNDS MAINTENANCE

B-1 ADMINISTRATION

6726 PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER

6725 SENIOR PLANNER/ESTIMATOR/SCHEDULER

B-2 TRADES AND CRAFTS

6575 BLACKSMITH

6476 CARPENTER I

6475 CARPENTER II

6477 CERTIFIED CARPENTER APPRENTICE

6536 CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE

6641 CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH APPRENTICE

6527 CERTIFIED PAINTER APPRENTICE

6550 CERTIFIED PLUMBER APPRENTICE

6585 CERTIFIED SHEET METAL WORKER APPRENTICE

0346 CMA CARPENTER I

0372 CMA CARPENTER II

0339 CMA ELECTRICIAN I

0340 CMA ELECTRICIAN II

0373 CMA LOCKSMITH

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0342 CMA PAINTER I

0343 CMA PAINTER II

0375 CMA PLUMBER I

0376 CMA PLUMBER II

6533 ELECTRICIAN I

6532 ELECTRICIAN II

6596 FUSION WELDER

6642 LOCKSMITH I

6643 LOCKSMITH II

6805 MACHINIST

6616 MASON

6583 MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST

6526 PAINTER I

6525 PAINTER II

6549 PLUMBER I

6548 PLUMBER II

6584 SHEET METAL WORKER

6474 SUPERVISING CARPENTER

6534 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN

6587 SUPERVISING MATERIALS FABRICATION SPECIALIST

6524 SUPERVISING PAINTER

6547 SUPERVISING PLUMBER

B-3 TRADES AND CRAFTS, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6500 ASBESTOS WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6577 BLACKSMITH, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6480 CARPENTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6479 CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6633 CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6537 ELECTRICIAN APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6535 ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6469 FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6623 HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6559 IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6226 LABORER, BUILDING TRADES, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6618 MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6523 PAINTER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6529 PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6612 PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6553 PLUMBER APPRENTICE, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6552 PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6482 ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

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6582 SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6213 SKILLED LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6555 STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6478 SUPERVISING CARPENTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6632 SUPERVISING CEMENT FINISHER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6531 SUPERVISING ELECTRICIAN, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6468 SUPERVISING FLOOR COVERING INSTALLER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6622 SUPERVISING HOD CARRIER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6558 SUPERVISING IRRIGATION AND LAWN SPRINKLER PIPEFITTER, CASUAL

6225 SUPERVISING LABORER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6617 SUPERVISING MASON, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6528 SUPERVISING PAINTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6611 SUPERVISING PLASTERER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6551 SUPERVISING PLUMBER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6481 SUPERVISING ROOFER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6581 SUPERVISING SHEET METAL WORKER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6554 SUPERVISING STEAMFITTER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6463 SUPERVISING TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

6464 TILE LAYER, CASUAL EMPLOYMENT

B-4 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE AND GENERAL LABOR

0334 CMA GROUNDSKEEPER

0333 CMA LEAD GROUNDSKEEPER

0374 CMA PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN

0377 CMA SKILLED LABORER

0743 GARDENER

0745 GARDENING SPECIALIST

0731 GROUNDSWORKER

0733 GROUNDSWORKER TRAINEE

0735 IRRIGATION SPECIALIST

6223 LABORER

0726 LEAD GROUNDSWORKER

0104 MAINTENANCE AND LABORER TRAINEE

0739 PEST CONTROL AND SPRAY SPECIALIST

6212 SKILLED LABORER

0746 TREE TRIMMER I

0748 TREE TRIMMER II

B-5 BUILDING OPERATIONS

6215 BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER

6702 BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER

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6701 CERTIFIED BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER APPRENTICE

6704 CERTIFIED OPERATING ENGINEER APPRENTICE

6692 CERTIFIED REFRIGERATION MECHANIC APPRENTICE

0330 CMA ABLE SEAMAN

0332 CMA BUILDING MAINTENANCE WORKER

0348 CMA CHIEF ENGINEER

0335 CMA MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

0344 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER

0320 CMA STATIONARY ENGINEER APPRENTICE

6940 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC

6703 OPERATING ENGINEER

6685 POWER PLANT OPERATOR

6699 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC

6700 SUPERVISING BUILDING SERVICE ENGINEER

B-6 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

6851 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

6838 CERTIFIED AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC APPRENTICE

0370 CMA AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC

0331 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR I

0371 CMA AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II

0337 CMA MOTOR VESSEL ENGINEER

6385 FARM MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS WORKER

6367 HEAVY CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

6834 HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

6366 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR/BUS DRIVER

6852 LEAD AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

6363 LIGHT AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

6837 MECHANICS HELPER

CLERICAL AND OFFICE SERVICES

C-1 SECRETARIAL

1131 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY



1035 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR -12 MONTH

1070 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I

1072 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING

1071 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY I, STENOGRAPHY

1080 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II

1082 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING

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1081 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY II, STENOGRAPHY

1090 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III

1092 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, DICTATING MACHINE TRANSCRIBING

1091 DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY III, STENOGRAPHY

1132 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

1129 SECRETARY

1130 SENIOR SECRETARY

C-2 LEGAL CLERICAL

1295 LEGAL SECRETARY

C-3 GENERAL CLERICAL



1032 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT -12 MONTH

1125 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I

1126 CLERICAL ASSISTANT II

1127 CLERICAL ASSISTANT III

1128 CLERICAL ASSISTANT IV

1120 CLERICAL TRAINEE



1170 CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE SUPPORT -12 MONTH

1160 EDITORIAL AID

C-4 FISCAL CLERICAL

1733 ACCOUNTING CLERK

1100 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN I

1101 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN II

1102 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN III

1099 PAYROLL TECHNICIAN TRAINEE

1727 SUPERVISING ACCOUNT CLERK I

C-6 MEDICAL CLERICAL

1140 HEALTH RECORD TECHNICIAN

1142 MEDICAL SECRETARY

1144 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER

COMMUNICATIONS, MAIL,GRAPHICS, AND REPRODUCTION SERVICES

D-1 COMMUNICATION SERVICES

1628 SUPERVISING TELEPHONE OPERATOR

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1635 TELEPHONE OPERATOR

D-2 MAIL SERVICES

1505 MAIL CLERK

1504 MAIL SERVICES SUPERVISOR I

D-3 GRAPHICS AND REPRODUCTION SERVICES

1450 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR I

1467 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, DIRECT IMPRESSION

1466 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATOR II, OFFSET

1464 DUPLICATING MACHINE SUPERVISOR I

1413 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST I

1414 GRAPHICS SPECIALIST II, GRAPHICS ART/TECHNICAL

1415 LEAD GRAPHICS SPECIALIST

1426 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN

1424 MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN TRAINEE

1409 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR

1408 POWER KEYBOARD OPERATOR TRAINEE

1472 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES ASSISTANT

1471 REPRODUCTION PROCESSES SUPERVISOR I

1428 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN I

1430 SUPERVISING MICROGRAPHICS TECHNICIAN II

CUSTODIAL AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES

E-1 CUSTODIAL SERVICES

2010 CUSTODIAN

2015 LEAD CUSTODIAN

2013 WINDOW CLEANER

E-2 PROTECTIVE SERVICES

8352 CAMPUS GUARD

8365 CORPORAL

8350 POLICE OFFICER

8345 POLICE OFFICER CADET

8354 SERGEANT

E-3 OTHER

8980 CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER

8341 PARKING GARAGE SUPERVISOR

8351 PARKING OFFICER

8349 PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER

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8981 SUPERVISING CAMPUS FIRE APPARATUS ENGINEER

8353 SUPERVISING PARKING OFFICER

DATA PROCESSING SERVICES

F-2 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

1175 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -10/12

1174 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -11/12

1173 CONFIDENTIAL TECHNICAL SUPPORT -12 MONTH

0432 NETWORK ANALYST -10/12

0431 NETWORK ANALYST -11/12

0430 NETWORK ANALYST -12

0412 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -10/12

0411 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -11/12

0410 OPERATING SYSTEMS ANALYST -12

F-3 PROGRAMMING

0402 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -10/12

0401 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -11/12

0400 ANALYST/PROGRAMMER -12

0422 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -10/12

0421 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -11/12

0420 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT -12

F-4 COMPUTER AND RELATED EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS

1418 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR

1421 DATA ENTRY OPERATOR TRAINEE



0440 EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST -12



0450 OPERATIONS SPECIALIST -12

1416 SENIOR DATA ENTRY OPERATOR

F-5 OTHER

1927 DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN

1928 SENIOR DATA CONTROL TECHNICIAN

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EXECUTIVE AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

G-1 EXECUTIVE

2976 CHANCELLOR OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY

2967 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER

2962 EXECUTIVE VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

2966 GENERAL COUNSEL

2977 PRESIDENT

2941 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

2942 SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR, INTERIM CHIEF OF STAFF

2974 TRUSTEE - THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY

2981 VICE CHANCELLOR, EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND NATIONAL AFFAIRS

2973 VICE CHANCELLOR, HUMAN RESOURCES

2943 VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT

FISCAL, MANAGEMENT AND STAFF SERVICES

H-1 ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT SUPPORT

1036 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -10/12

1037 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -11/12

1038 ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST/SPECIALIST -12 MONTH

5341 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST I

5342 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST II

5343 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATIONS ANALYST III

5255 ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE

1178 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -10/12

1177 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -11/12

1176 CONFIDENTIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT -12 MONTH

2802 EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION PROGRAM DIRECTOR

5181 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST I

5182 EXTENDED EDUCATION SPECIALIST II

5330 FEDERAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR

3810 LIBRARY SERIALS EDITOR

1293 MANAGEMENT INTERN

1148 PRESIDENTIAL AIDE

2572 SPACE AND FACILITIES UTILIZATION OFFICER

5250 SPECIAL ASSISTANT, EOP

H-2 SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND STUDIES

5784 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES I

5783 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES II

5787 ASSOCIATE, ACADEMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES III

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5683 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN I

5681 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II

5680 RESEARCH TECHNICIAN III

H-3 ACCOUNTING

1762 ACCOUNTANT I

4555 ACCOUNTANT II

1730 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN I

1741 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN II

1740 ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN III

1758 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE I

1759 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE II

1757 COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEE

H-4 FINANCIAL

5287 ASSISTANT BUDGET ANALYST

5284 ASSOCIATE BUDGET ANALYST

H-5 PERSONNEL AND PAYROLL

0301 CMA ASSOCIATE PERSONNEL ANALYST

0300 CMA STAFF SERVICES ANALYST

5151 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT

H-6 PUBLIC INFORMATION

5597 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT I

5598 PUBLIC AFFAIRS ASSISTANT II

H-7 PROCUREMENT

4791 BUYER I

4792 BUYER II

4793 BUYER II - LEAD

4794 BUYER III

4795 BUYER III - LEAD

4790 BUYER TRAINEE

H-8 STOREKEEPING

0336 CMA MATERIALS & STORES SPECIALIST

0345 CMA WAREHOUSE WORKER

1553 INVENTORY CLERK

1550 PROPERTY CLERK I

1549 PROPERTY CLERK II

1502 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING ASSISTANT I

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1509 STOCK CLERK

1506 STOREKEEPER I

1508 WAREHOUSE WORKER

HEALTH SERVICES

I-1 MEDICAL SERVICES

7927 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST I

7926 CLINICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST II

8145 HEALTH EDUCATION ASSISTANT

8147 HEALTH EDUCATOR

8165 NURSE PRACTITIONER - 10 MONTH

8166 NURSE PRACTITIONER - 12 MONTH

8130 NUTRITIONIST

7991 PHARMACIST - 10 MONTH

7992 PHARMACIST - 12 MONTH

7980 PHYSICAL THERAPIST I

7981 PHYSICAL THERAPIST II

7737 PHYSICIAN

7995 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST I

7996 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST II





8156 REGISTERED NURSE III - 10 MONTH

8157 REGISTERED NURSE III - 12 MONTH

7976 SPEECH PATHOLOGIST

I-2 PARA-MEDICAL SERVICES

8135 CLINICAL AID I

8136 CLINICAL AID II

8134 LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE

I-3 SPECIALIZED

7988 RADIATION PROTECTION SPECIALIST

3801 RADIATION SAFETY OFFICER

8005 SANITARIAN II

I-4 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

5210 HEALTH SERVICES ASSISTANT

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INSRUCTIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

J-1 INSTRUCTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

2482 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - ACADEMIC YEAR

2481 DEPARTMENT CHAIR - 12 MONTH

*2484 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - ACADEMIC YEAR

*2483 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - 12 MONTH

*7895 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YEAR

7894 DEPARTMENT CHAIR, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR

2320 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS - ACADEMIC YEAR

2321 RESIDENT DIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS - 12 MONTH

J-2 INSTRUCTIONAL

0350 CMA CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTOR

0351 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -CRUISE -AY

0551 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR -2ND CRUISE- AY

0352 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CR

0353 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NC

0552 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR LEAD MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -2CR

0554 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2CR-AY

0354 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-CRUISE-AY

0355 CMA DEPARTMENT CHAIR MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTR-NONCRSE-AY

0356 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY -CRUISE-AY

0556 CMA INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY-2ND CRUISE-AY

0357 CMA LECTURER -CRUISE -AY

0557 CMA LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AY

2387 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR

2388 GRANT-RELATED INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTH

2360 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR

2399 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - ACADEMIC YEAR *

2361 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY - 12 MONTH

2395 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, CHAIRMAN, ACADEMIC SENATE

*2367 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - EXTRA QUARTER

*2389 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE - SUMMER QUARTER

*6075 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINE, SNP-ACADEMIC YR

*2400 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - ACADEMIC YEAR

*2401 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DESIGNATED DISCIPLINES - 12 MONTH

1195 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, DIRECTOR, INSTITUTE FOR TCHNG/LEARNING

2394 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ACADEMIC SENATE

2323 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION -FOR CREDIT

2363 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTENSION NON-CREDIT

2368 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, EXTRA QUARTER ASSIGNMENT, QSYRO

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2322 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SPECIAL PROGRAMS -FOR CREDIT

2310 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YR

2402 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER ARTS PROGRAM

2390 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER QUARTER ASSIGNMENT

2357 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, SUMMER SESSION

2331 LECTURER - ACADEMIC YEAR

2358 LECTURER - ACADEMIC YEAR

2359 LECTURER - 12 MONTH

2308 LECTURER, STATEWIDE NURSING PROGRAM -ACADEMIC YEAR

0362 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -CRUISE -AY

0363 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -NONCRUISE -AY

0392 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR -12 MONTH

0391 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV - 12 MONTH

0358 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV -CRUISE-AY

0359 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV -NONCRUISE-AY

0558 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR IV-2ND CRUISE-AY

0562 MARITIME VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR-2ND CRUISE-AY

0364 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -CRUISE -AY

0365 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -NONCRUISE -AY

0393 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER -12 MONTH

0360 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV -CRUISE-AY

0361 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV -NONCRUISE-AY

0560 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER IV-2ND CRUISE-AY

0564 MARITIME VOCATIONAL LECTURER-2ND CRUISE-AY

2462 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - ACADEMIC YEAR

2463 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - 10 MONTH

2464 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR - 12 MONTH

J-3 OTHER

2315 CHIEF OF PARTY, OVERSEAS

2362 DEMONSTRATION INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY

2364 INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT

2369 LECTURER, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT - 12 MONTH

2365 MUSIC STUDIO INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY

2356 SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY

2466 VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR, OVERSEAS CONTRACT ASSIGNMENT-12 MONTH

LEGAL SERVICES

L-1 LEGAL

5799 STUDENT LEGAL ASSISTANT

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L-2 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

1297 PARALEGAL - PROFESSIONAL

1296 PARALEGAL - TECHNICAL

LIBRARY

M-1 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

2919 LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH

2920 LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTH

2926 LIBRARIAN, PROGRAM SERVICES - 10 MONTH

2927 LIBRARIAN, PROGRAM SERVICES - 12 MONTH

2913 SUPERVISING LIBRARIAN - 10 MONTH

2914 SUPERVISING LIBRARIAN - 12 MONTH

M-2 SUPPORT

2899 BOOK REPAIRER I

2898 BOOK REPAIRER II

2895 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT II

2896 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT III

2891 LEAD LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV

2906 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I

2905 LIBRARY ASSISTANT II

2907 LIBRARY ASSISTANT III

2908 LIBRARY ASSISTANT IV

2904 LIBRARY ASSISTANT TRAINEE

PHYSICAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

N-3 DRAFTING

3022 DRAFTING AID

3023 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN I

3024 DRAFTING TECHNICIAN II

STUDENT SERVICES AND ATHLETICS

O-1 STUDENT SERVICES

0302 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER I

0303 CMA STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICER II

*2341 COUNSELOR - ACADEMIC YEAR

*2342 COUNSELOR - 12 MONTH

2628 CREDENTIAL ANALYST I

2630 CREDENTIAL ANALYST II

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9692 DORMITORY SUPERVISOR

2632 EVALUATOR I

2633 EVALUATOR II

2634 EVALUATOR TRAINEE

9688 HEAD RESIDENT I

9687 HEAD RESIDENT II

7170 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR I

7169 INTERPRETER/TRANSLITERATOR II

7171 NOTETAKER

9164 PLACEMENT INTERVIEWER

7172 READER

2635 STUDENT PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN, FINANCIAL AIDS



3083 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - ACADEMIC YEAR

3081 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - 10 MONTH

3082 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL II - 12 MONTH

3085 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - ACADEMIC YEAR

3088 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - 10 MONTH

3084 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL III - 12 MONTH

3087 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - ACADEMIC YEAR

3089 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - 10 MONTH

3086 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL IV - 12 MONTH

3071 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED I - ACADEMIC

3070 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED I - 12 MONTH

3073 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED II

3072 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED II - 12 MONTH

3075 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED III

3074 STUDENT SERVICES PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC-RELATED III - 12

O-2 ATHLETICS

2333 COACH - ACADEMIC YEAR

2378 COACH - ACADEMIC YEAR

2377 COACH - 10 MONTH

2376 COACH - 12 MONTH

2335 COACHING ASSISTANT - ACADEMIC YEAR

2384 COACHING ASSISTANT - ACADEMIC YEAR

2383 COACHING ASSISTANT - 10 MONTH

2382 COACHING ASSISTANT - 12 MONTH

2334 COACHING SPECIALIST - ACADEMIC YEAR

2381 COACHING SPECIALIST - ACADEMIC YEAR

2380 COACHING SPECIALIST - 10 MONTH

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2379 COACHING SPECIALIST - 12 MONTH

2332 HEAD COACH - ACADEMIC YEAR

2375 HEAD COACH - ACADEMIC YEAR

2374 HEAD COACH - 10 MONTH

2373 HEAD COACH - 12 MONTH

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

P-1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT SERVICES

2867 ACCOMPANIST I

2866 ACCOMPANIST II

1514 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT I

1513 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT II

0347 CMA RADIO OFFICER

6514 COSTUME TECHNICIAN I

6515 COSTUME TECHNICIAN II

6970 DIVING SAFETY OFFICER

7000 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT

7002 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

7003 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, ELECTRONIC

7001 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, MECHANICAL

7004 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN I, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT

7012 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

7013 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, ELECTRONIC

7011 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, MECHANICAL

7014 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN II, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT

7022 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRO-MECHANICAL

7023 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, ELECTRONIC

7021 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, MECHANICAL

7024 EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN III, SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT

6960 FISH HATCHERY MANAGER

7512 GLASSBLOWER

2929 GRAPHIC ARTIST I

2930 GRAPHIC ARTIST II

1577 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT I

1578 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT II

1579 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT III

1615 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN I

1617 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN II

1619 INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT TECHNICIAN III

7888 LABORATORY ASSISTANT I

7879 LABORATORY ASSISTANT II

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7125 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST I

7126 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST II

7127 MEDIA PRODUCTION SPECIALIST III

2845 PHOTOGRAPHER I

2844 PHOTOGRAPHER II

6950 PIANO TECHNICIAN I

6951 PIANO TECHNICIAN II

2935 SLIDE CURATOR I

2936 SLIDE CURATOR II

6508 STAGE TECHNICIAN I

6507 STAGE TECHNICIAN II

1521 TECHNICIAN TRAINEE

6918 TELEVISION ENGINEER

MISCELLANEOUS

Q-1 MISCELLANEOUS

1874 BRIDGE STUDENT ASSISTANT

1876 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

1875 BRIDGE STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

1800 CASUAL WORKER

2355 GRADUATE ASSISTANT

0101 HELPER/AID

2944 LEGISLATIVE/EXECUTIVE FELLOW

1869 RESIDENT ASSISTANT

4660 SPECIAL CONSULTANT

1870 STUDENT ASSISTANT

1872 STUDENT TRAINEE, OFF-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

1871 STUDENT TRAINEE, ON-CAMPUS WORK STUDY

2354 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - ACADEMIC YEAR

2353 TEACHING ASSOCIATE - 12 MONTH

0050 VOLUNTEER EMPLOYEE

0100 YOUTH SUMMER AID

MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL PLAN

R-1 ADMINISTRATOR

3318 ADMINISTRATOR I

3319 ADMINISTRATOR I - ACADEMIC YEAR

3312 ADMINISTRATOR II

3313 ADMINISTRATOR II - ACADEMIC YEAR

3306 ADMINISTRATOR III

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3307 ADMINISTRATOR III - ACADEMIC YEAR

3300 ADMINISTRATOR IV

3301 ADMINISTRATOR IV - ACADEMIC YEAR

3320 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -CRUISE -AY

3321 CMA ADMINISTRATOR I -2ND CRUISE- AY

3314 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -CRUISE -AY

3315 CMA ADMINISTRATOR II -2ND CRUISE- AY

3308 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -CRUISE -AY

3309 CMA ADMINISTRATOR III -2ND CRUISE- AY

3302 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -CRUISE -AY

3303 CMA ADMINISTRATOR IV -2ND CRUISE- AY

FOOD SERVICE

S-1 FOOD SERVICE

0304 COOK I

0306 COOK I LEAD

0305 COOK II

0307 COOK II LEAD

0308 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I

0310 FOOD SERVICE WORKER I LEAD

0309 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II

0311 FOOD SERVICE WORKER II LEAD

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