UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA FACULTY AND STAFF MERIT INCREASE PROGRAM

UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA FACULTY AND STAFF MERIT INCREASE PROGRAM

INDEX I II III IV MERIT INCREASE PROGRAM FUNDING PARAMETERS.. FACULTY INCREASE GUIDELINES.. STAFF INCREASE GUIDELINES. 1. SALARY INCREASE GUIDELINES.. 2. PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY. 3. SALARY STRUCTURES 4. PERFORMANCE-BASED INCREASES. 5. STAFF WITH SALARIES ABOVE SALARY RANGE MAXIMUM. 6. NEW HIRES/JOB CHANGES/DEPARTMENT TRANSFERS. 7. STAFF ON MEDICAL LEAVE AND WORKERS COMPENSATION. 8. MERIT INCREASE PERCENT AVERAGE ANALYSIS 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 V PROCESSING 5 1. PENNWORKS SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM.. 5 2. ACCESS. 5 3. TRAINING. 5 4. SALARY INCREASE MODELING. 6 5. ROLE FUNCTION EXPORT.. 6 6. ROLE RAPID ENTRY FUNCTION 7 7. ROUNDING.. 7 8. NOTIFICATION OF SALARY INCREASES 9. 7 9. PENNWORKS FUNCTIONALITY DURING THE SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM. 8 VI VII WHERE TO GO FOR ASSISTANCE.. APPENDICES A. SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM TIMELINE B. SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM USER GUIDELINES.. C. SAMPLE NOTIFICATIONS. D. SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM TRAINING AND ACCESS FORM REQUIREMENTS FY16. E. SALARY STRUCTURE FOR NON-EXEMPT POSITIONS ONLY.... F. BROADBAND SALARY STRUCTURE.. G. SALARY STRUCTURE.... 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17

I. MERIT INCREASE PROGRAM The University of Pennsylvania s merit increase program is designed to recognize and reward the valuable contributions of faculty and staff to the University s commitment to the highest levels of excellence in teaching, research, and administration by paying market competitive salaries in a fiscally responsible manner. The merit increase pool for fiscal year 2016 is based on market trends and economic conditions. II. FUNDING PARAMETERS Salary increases for FY16 for continuing faculty and staff are to be funded from each school, center or administrative budget. III. FACULTY INCREASE GUIDELINES Below are the standards for faculty increases that the deans are asked to follow. The deans will give the department chairs their own guidelines at the school level regarding available resources. The minimum academic salary for new assistant professors will be $65,000. Merit increases for faculty should be based solely on performance as evidenced by scholarship, research, teaching, and service to the University and the profession. As in previous years, there will be no cost of living increase for continuing faculty. The aggregated merit increase pool for faculty will be 3.0 percent. Some schools and centers may have financial constraints that can only support budget growth of less than 3.0 percent. Salary increase recommendations that are below 1.0 percent for non-meritorious performance, as contrasted with general limits applied to an entire class of faculty, must be made in consultation with the Provost. Likewise, salary increases that exceed 5.0 percent due to market conditions must also be made in consultation with the Provost. Deans may wish to give careful consideration to salary adjustments for faculty who have a strong performance record but whose salaries may have lagged behind the market. The Provost s Office will request additional documentation from the Deans Offices as necessary for out of range increases by June 15, 2015. Notification of approvals for faculty salary increases will be sent by the Provost Office by June 22, 2015. Complete Faculty Compensation package information must be updated in PennWorks for all active faculty no later than August 31, 2015 for FY16 compensation. Page 1

IV. STAFF INCREASE GUIDELINES 1. Salary Increase Guidelines This year s aggregate salary increase pool is 3.0 percent with a range of zero to 5.0 percent. Merit increases should not exceed 5.0 percent. Some Schools and Centers may have financial constraints that affect the salary increase percentage that can be awarded, resulting in a merit increase pool of less than 3.0 percent. Administrators of these Schools or Centers will communicate this information separately, after consultation with the Provost and the Executive Vice President. Staff salary increases are based on performance. A Performance and Staff Development Plan must be completed for all staff to support the merit increase awarded. The percentage increase should correlate with the performance rating. If performance is unacceptable, no increase will be awarded. Staff that are given a performance improvement plan are not eligible for a delayed merit increase. 2. Program Eligibility Exempt and non-exempt staff are eligible for the FY16 Faculty/Staff Merit Increase Program if: They were employed with the University on or before February 28, 2015 They are in a regular full-time, regular part-time, limited service status or Phased Retirement The following classifications are NOT eligible for the FY16 Faculty/Staff Merit Increase Program (a comprehensive list is on page 12): Student Workers, Occasional and Temporary Workers Interns and Residents Staff on unpaid leaves of absence Staff on long-term disability Staff in collective bargaining units Acting Rates 3. Salary Structures The University s salary ranges have been increased effective April 1, 2015. All staff salaries must be at or above the minimum of their respective grades as of April 1, 2015. The new salary ranges may be viewed at: https://www.hr.upenn.edu/myhr/payandperform/salary Page 2

4. Performance-Based Increases The merit increase program is designed to recognize and reward performance. The foundation of this program is the Performance and Staff Development Plan. Salary increases should be based on performance contributions within the parameters of the merit increase budget. The performance appraisal system documents each employee s new performance goals for the coming fiscal year. All employees must receive a Performance and Staff Development Plan for the next review cycle whether or not they receive a merit increase. Schools and Centers are requested to submit performance appraisals by June 1, 2015. Please contact the Staff and Labor Relations team in the Division of Human Resources to discuss performance management issues. The aggregated salary pool within a School or Center may not exceed 3.0 percent regardless of performance rating distributions and may average less if a School or Center establishes a lower percentage merit pool based on financial considerations. Performance expectations should be raised each year as employees grow in experience and job mastery. Performance ratings and raises should reflect a normal distribution for all employees. Employees with unacceptable performance are not eligible for merit increases. There will be no bonuses, in keeping with the elimination of discretionary bonuses announced in prior years. The Division of Human Resources Compensation office is available to discuss specific merit increase parameters with Schools and Centers (215-898-1317). Staff and Labor Relations staff are available to discuss performance management issues (215-898-6093). 5. Staff with Salaries Above Salary Range Maximum Schools and Centers may provide staff whose salaries are above the salary grade maximum with a base pay increase or a lump sum payment within the range of zero to 5.0 percent of their FY15 salary based on performance. It is important to remember that all increases, whether to base pay or a lump sum payment, cannot exceed the 3.0 percent budgeted salary increase pool for a School or Center. All salary increases and lump sum payments must be based on the individual s performance contributions. Lump sum payments are processed in the PennWorks Additional Pay module by selecting the SAL Additional Pay type. Page 3

6. New Hires/Job Changes/Department Transfers Staff members hired into the University after February 28, 2015 are not eligible for a merit increase until the FY17 Faculty/Staff Merit Increase Program. University staff members who have changed jobs or transferred to different departments are eligible for a July 1 st merit increases unless these were included in their original salary offers. The offer letter to the staff member who accepted a new position must specify that it includes the July merit increase. The merit increase may not be awarded after the close of the Faculty/Staff Merit Increase Program for FY16. 7. Staff on Medical Leave and Workers Compensation Staff members who are on paid medical leave prior to July 1 st may be eligible to receive a merit increase in the first pay of the fiscal year as long as they are in University paid status. Paid status is defined as: Staff member is receiving pay through the use of his/her sick, vacation, and, if applicable, short-term disability balances; Staff member s salary continues beyond July 1st based on combined sick, vacation, and short-term disability balances. In the event that a staff member has received an increase through the Faculty/Staff Merit Increase Program and will be receiving short-term disability payments, contact the Division of Human Resources Benefits and notify the FMLA Administrator at FMLA@upenn.edu of the merit increase and the effective date. Staff members who are on an unpaid leave may be eligible for a merit increase upon return to work. The effective date of the increase may be no earlier than the date of the staff member s first day back to work. Please contact the Division of Human Resources Compensation (215-898-1317) to facilitate this process. Staff members who are placed on Workers Compensation prior to July 1 st are not eligible to receive a merit increase while receiving pay through Workers Compensation and may not be considered for a merit increase until they return to work. The effective date of the increase can be the same date the staff member returns to work, but not sooner. 8. Merit Increase Percent Average Analysis In July, the Division of Human Resources Compensation completes a detailed analysis of the Staff Merit Increase Program for increases awarded to eligible staff. Page 4

A comparison is made of individual staff members salaries before and after the Merit Increase Program. To determine the average percentage increase, the data is cleaned by the Division of Human Resources Compensation as follows: Staff must meet the program eligibility criteria. (See Page 2) Not Included:» Grades FAC, MED, CPUP, BEN, INT and CNT» Faculty/Staff with administrative appointments and positions that are designed to receive merit increases at other times of the year» Staff that are terminated prior to July 1, 2015» Zero percent increases for vacant positions» Zero percent increases for department transfers where merit increase percentages cannot be determined» Zero percent increases for individuals receiving Workers Compensation Included:» Merit increase percentages that were determined to be part of approved reclassifications, salary adjustments or transfers prior to July 1, 2015» Zero percent increases for staff due to documented poor performance» Zero percent increases due to a School s or Center s financial constraints V. PROCESSING 1. PennWorks Salary Increase Program The Salary Increase Program is incorporated into PennWorks. University Schools and Centers use either PennWorks Role Export for salary planning or the webbased program PennWorks Modeling. 2. Access School or Center Senior Business Administrators were notified in February to review a listing of users in their organizations who had current access to the Salary Increase function in PennWorks. They were instructed to submit a Logon Access Form for any new users, existing users requiring a new function, or users to be removed / deleted, by March 6 th. Each of these individuals received a separate e- mail instructing him/her of the appropriate training required in order to be granted access. PennKey is the authentication. Security will be structured based on the Function (Role Export, Role Rapid Entry, etc.) and Organization. Page 5

3. Training Training for the Salary Increase Program includes multi-module, web-based training courses available via Knowledge Link (http://knowledgelink.upenn.edu) for users who are involved in the annual merit increase process at Penn. Training is required for all new Salary Increase Program users and for existing users requiring a new function(s), and was made available on March 30, 2015. This training must be completed by April 17, 2015 in order to be granted access to the Salary Increase Program functions within PennWorks, which are available on April 20, 2015. Existing users who are not adding a new function(s) are not required to complete the web-based training; however, they may access the training through Knowledge Link for reference or a refresher. How To information is also available on the Financial Training Department s documentation page under Salary Increase Program: http://www.finance.upenn.edu/ftd/documentation.shtml#salinc The complete Salary Increase Program Training & Access Form Requirements for FY16 can be found in Appendix D. As of March 30, 2015, the Salary Increase Program courses can be accessed as follows: 1. Go to http://knowledgelink.upenn.edu/ and click the Login link. 2. Authenticate with your PennKey and PennKey password. 3. Search on any of the course names below 4. Click on the course link; click on [Go to Content] 5. Successfully pass the quiz at the end of the course to complete training be sure to click on [Finish] at the end PennWorks FY16 Salary Increase Program Knowledge Building PennWorks FY16 Salary Increase Program Export Training PennWorks FY16 Salary Increase Program Role Rapid Entry Training PennWorks FY16 Salary Increase Program Faculty Compensation Rapid Entry Training 4. Salary Increase Modeling PennWorks Salary Increase Modeling is a web-based tool that allows users to electronically plan pay changes for the coming fiscal year for employees eligible for salary increases. Approved annual salary increase information will be updated automatically in the PennWorks Role Rapid Entry module once the increases are approved at the School or Center level. The PennWorks Role Rapid Entry module will only be used by Business Administrators to enter distribution information, not to update the annual salary increase. Page 6

5. Role Function Export Schools and Centers that did not elect to use PennWorks Modeling this year will generate reports for salary planning via Role Export. Role Export allows users to generate Excel worksheets for modeling and approval of pay changes for eligible and non-eligible faculty and staff. Designated School or Center coordinators will use this function to download the most current role and salary information for groups of employees at any time during the process. Faculty Compensation Export will allow designated Home ORG users who process faculty compensation to generate Excel spreadsheets to facilitate the collection of information about faculty compensation components such as academic base, base salary supplement, etc. 6. Role Rapid Entry Function Role Rapid Entry, Faculty/Staff will allow users to update pay information and distributions for those Schools and Centers using Export for faculty and staff. It provides the ability to apply the same percent or amount increase to an entire group or set of selected records, enter justifications for out-of-range increases, and copy distributions. For those Schools and Centers using Modeling, approved annual salary increase information will be updated automatically in the Role Rapid Entry module once the increases are approved at the School level. The Role Rapid Entry module will only be used by Business Administrators to enter distribution information, not to update the annual salary increase. Role Rapid Entry, Union will allow users to process increases and distributions for Collective Bargaining Units. This option provides the ability to update groups (e.g., bargaining units) with increase effective dates other than June 29, 2015. Faculty Compensation Rapid Entry will allow users to update faculty compensation package information, including Academic Base, Base Salary Supplement, Administrative Stipend, Faculty Salary, and Staff Salary. 7. Rounding Please contact the Senior Business Administrator of your School or Center for any guidelines regarding the rounding of new salaries. 8. Notification of Salary Increases Individuals should NOT be notified of their raises until the salary increases receive final approval from the senior administrator in each School and Center. Page 7

9. PennWorks Functionality during the Salary Increase Program Processes that are entered into PennWorks during the Salary Increase Program are: New Hires Terminations Faculty Summer Session Salaries Paid or Unpaid Leave of Absence Employee Transfers Employee Transfers during the Salary Increase Program (April 20 th -June 10 th ) Transfers can be processed in regular PennWorks using the Transfer Home ORG task. When the transfer to the new ORG occurs, the employee s unprocessed salary increase data will be deleted automatically from the Salary Increase Program and must be re-entered by the new ORG. IMPORTANT NOTES! Changes made in PennWorks Salary Increase Program do not have a real-time impact. Changes made in PennWorks using Find/Add a Person do have an immediate, real-time impact. After the Salary Increase Program closes, all necessary salary increases must be entered by the Division of Human Resources Compensation (June 11 th -30 th ) Page 8

VI. WHERE TO GO FOR ASSISTANCE Questions Role and Faculty Comp Export Worksheets Funding/Account Number General Questions on the Salary Increase Program General Questions on Faculty Compensation Job Performance Issues Performance and Staff Development Program Salary Increase Program Training Office School/Center Senior BA http://www.finance.upenn.edu/comptroller/sbo.shtml School/Center Senior BA http://www.finance.upenn.edu/comptroller/sbo.shtml School/Center Human Resources Administration School/Center Faculty Affairs Office Division of Human Resources Staff and Labor Relations 898-6093 Financial Training Department training @exchange.upenn.edu Page 9

VII APPENDICES APPENDIX A FY16 FACULTY/STAFF MERIT INCREASE PROGRAM TIMELINE February 16 th February 28 th Week of March 2 nd March 6 th Mid-March (School/Centers Sr. Mgmt. to decide) March 30 th April 6 th Week of April 13 th April 17 th April 20 th June 1 st June 5 th June 10 th June 11 th - 30 th June 15 th June 22 nd List of users with prior year access to Salary Increase Program modules sent to Schools/Centers for review and updating Last new hire date eligible for FY16 Faculty/Staff Merit Increase Program Merit Increase Program timeline communication sent to School/Centers Schools/Centers to submit to Human Resources the reviewed Salary Increase User Worksheet. The PennWorks Salary Increase Program Logon Access Form must be sent to Financial Training Dept. Please note: Access forms are required only for changes to existing users or new users. Online Performance Appraisal System available for entering Performance Appraisals Role Export and Role Rapid Entry training begins (New Users) School/Centers declare if they plan to participate in Modeling. Schools/Centers participating in Modeling submit to HR Compensation the name of the Modeling Manager and the Modeling Final Approver. FY16 Faculty and Staff Merit Increase Guidelines available on the web at: https://www.hr.upenn.edu/docs/default-source/pay-andperformance/merit-increase-guidelines.pdf?sfvrsn=2 Role Export and Role Rapid Entry training must be completed for access on April 20 th Export (Role and Faculty Compensation), Rapid Entry (Role and Faculty Compensation), and Modeling modules available Performance Appraisals to be entered into the Online Performance Appraisal System by 11:59 p.m. Modeling closes at 11:59 p.m. Role Rapid Entry closes at 11:59 p.m. Per the normal schedule, there will be a brief outage at 8 p.m. for payroll processing Required changes for the Salary Increase Program can only be made by HR Compensation Provost s Office notification to Schools requesting additional documentation needed for out of range faculty increases Notification of approvals for faculty salary increases Page 10

June 25 th June 29 th June 30 th June 30 th July 1 st July 10 th July 31 st August 31 st Email Salary Increase Program overlay reminder sent to Payroll Listserv by Payroll Effective date of merit increases for weekly-paid employees Salary Increase Program closes for Division of Human Resources Compensation for weekly-paid employees at 5:00 p.m. Roles/Distributions for weekly-paid employees moved from Salary Increase Program to PennWorks and can be viewed on June 30 th Salary Increase Program closes for Human Resources Compensation for monthly-paid employees at 5:00p.m. Roles/Distributions for monthly-paid employees moved from the Salary Increase program to PennWorks and can be viewed on July 1 st Salary Increase Program reports with approval signatures from School/Center HR to be submitted to HR Compensation for those Schools/Centers NOT participating in Modeling. Effective date of faculty and staff merit increase for monthly-paid employees First weekly pay to reflect FY16 merit increase (pay period 6/29/15 through 7/3/15) First monthly pay to reflect FY16 merit increase Complete Faculty Compensation information for FY16 compensation must be entered in PennWorks for all active faculty Exempt FY15 Stop Date: 6/30/2015 FY16 Start Date: 7/01/2015 FY16 Stop Date: 6/30/2016 Non-Exempt FY15 Stop Date: 6/28/2015 FY16 Start Date: 6/29/2015 FY16 Stop Date: 7/03/2016 Page 11

APPENDIX B SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM USER GUIDELINES Distribution Dates Stop Dates for FY15 Exempt A-1, A-2 (monthly) 6/30/15 Non-Exempt A-3, A-4 (weekly) 6/28/15 Start Dates for FY16 Exempt A-1, A-2 (monthly) 7/01/15 Non-Exempt A-3, A-4 (weekly) 6/29/15 Stop Dates for FY16 Exempt A-1, A-2 (monthly) 6/30/16 Non-Exempt A-3, A-4 (weekly) 7/03/16 Eligible Classifications All exempt and non-exempt, (monthly, weekly, and hourly, excluding bargaining units) who are regular full-time, regular part-time, phased retirement, limited service staffs, hired on or before February 28, 2015 and Faculty. Ineligible Classifications Staff on unpaid leaves of absence Staff on long-term disability Staff in collective bargaining units Acting Rate (Job Class 899000) Summer appointments (Job Classes 296001 or 296002) Interns (Job Class 315300) Residents (Job Class 315305 or 399055) Student Workers (Job Classes 599070 or 599071) Occasional workers (Job Class 855100) Temporary workers (Job Class 599050) Faculty Early Retirement, Emeritus, Secondary Appointment, Visiting Faculty (Faculty classes FER, EMF, SEC, VIS) Lecturer B, Evening Teaching, Visiting Scholar (Job classes 206045, 296003, 246040) Page 12

APPENDIX C SAMPLE NOTIFICATIONS 1. NOTIFICATION OF NEW SALARY Dear : In recognition of your performance contribution over the past year, your increase is %, which is reflected in your new annual salary for 2015-2016 of $, or $ per (week, hour or month). Thank you for your contribution toward meeting the goals of our department and the University of Pennsylvania. Sincerely (Immediate Supervisor) cc: (Department Head) 2. Individuals should NOT be notified of their raises until the salary increases receive final approval from the senior administrator in each School and Center. 2. PERFORMANCE REQUIRES IMPROVEMENT To: From: Subject: Date: (Staff Member) (Supervisor) Performance Requires Improvement Your performance over the past year has not consistently met the established requirements of the position and requires improvement in the areas documented as part of the Performance and Staff Development Program. An action plan for areas that require improvement was included in your Performance and Staff Development Plan. Time frames for these improvements, as well as expected outcomes, will be monitored over the next months. I expect that your performance will improve over this period and welcome the opportunity to work with you during this time. APPROVED: (Signature of Dean, VP, Head of Unit or Center) CC: Staff and Labor Relations Office Dean, VP, Head of Unit or Center Page 13

APPENDIX D SALARY INCREASE PROGRAM TRAINING & ACCESS FORM REQUIREMENTS FY16 Module If you aren t sure of your current access, please contact your School/Center Senior Business Officer Training Requirements if I had access in FY15* (Existing Users) if I am adding access in FY16** (New Users) Training Available for FY16 Access Module Available Modeling Optional KB Optional March 30 th June 5 th April 20 th Role Export Optional KB & Export App March 30 th April 17 th April 20 th Role Rapid Entry (RRE) Inquiry Optional KB & RRE App# March 30 th April 17 th April 20 th Role Rapid Entry (RRE) Update Optional KB & RRE App# March 30 th April 17 th April 20 th Distribution Rapid Entry Inquiry Optional KB & RRE App# March 30 th April 17 th April 20 th Distribution Rapid Entry Update Optional KB & RRE App# March 30 th April 17 th April 20 th Faculty Comp Export Optional KB &Export App March 30 th April 17 th Always Faculty Comp Rapid Entry Inquiry Optional KB &Fac Comp App March 30 th April 17 th Always Faculty Comp Rapid Entry Update Optional KB &Fac Comp App March 30 th April 17 th Always Key: KB = Knowledge Building App = Application Training * Logon Access Form required ONLY for Responsibility add or remove and/or ORG add or remove ** Requires Logon Access Form for all except Modeling # Must have access to PennWorks Bio and Role Responsibilities Please Note: The Knowledge Building is the same for all modules; the Application training is specific to each course. Page 14

APPENDIX E FY 2016 University of Pennsylvania SALARY STRUCTURE FOR NON-EXEMPT POSITIONS ONLY Hourly Rates/Salary-35 Hours Grade Min Hourly 1st Third Hourly 2nd Third Hourly Max Hourly 27 46,819 25.725 59,304 32.585 71,790 39.445 84,275 46.305 26 39,677 21.801 50,258 27.614 60,838 33.428 71,419 39.241 25 33,625 18.475 42,592 23.402 51,558 28.329 60,525 33.255 24 29,551 16.237 36,446 20.025 43,342 23.814 50,237 27.603 23 25,257 13.877 31,151 17.116 37,044 20.354 42,938 23.592 22 21,963 12.068 27,088 14.883 32,212 17.699 37,337 20.515 21 21,141 11.616 25,017 13.745 28,892 15.875 32,768 18.004 Hourly Rates/Salary-37.5 Hours Grade Min Hourly 1st Third Hourly 2nd Third Hourly Max Hourly 27 50,163 25.725 63,540 32.585 76,918 39.445 90,295 46.305 26 42,511 21.801 53,848 27.614 65,184 33.428 76,520 39.241 25 36,027 18.475 45,634 23.402 55,241 28.329 64,848 33.255 24 31,662 16.237 39,050 20.025 46,438 23.814 53,825 27.603 23 27,061 13.877 33,376 17.116 39,690 20.354 46,005 23.592 22 23,532 12.068 29,023 14.883 34,513 17.699 40,004 20.515 21 22,651 11.616 26,804 13.745 30,956 15.875 35,109 18.004 Hourly Rates/Salary-40 Hours Grade Min Hourly 1st Third Hourly 2nd Third Hourly Max Hourly 27 53,507 25.725 67,776 32.585 82,045 39.445 96,314 46.305 26 45,345 21.801 57,437 27.614 69,530 33.428 81,622 39.241 25 38,429 18.475 48,676 23.402 58,924 28.329 69,171 33.255 24 33,773 16.237 41,653 20.025 49,533 23.814 57,414 27.603 23 28,865 13.877 35,601 17.116 42,336 20.354 49,072 23.592 22 25,101 12.068 30,957 14.883 36,814 17.699 42,671 20.515 21 24,161 11.616 28,590 13.745 33,020 15.875 37,449 18.004 Effective 4/1/2015 Page 15

APPENDIX F FY 2016 University of Pennsylvania Information Technology Broadband Salary Structure Band Minimum Top of 1st Third Top of 2nd Third Maximum H 117,169 152,319 187,470 222,620 G 100,144 140,969 181,795 222,620 F 82,085 123,672 165,259 206,846 E 67,283 108,280 149,277 190,274 D 55,150 88,754 122,358 155,962 C 46,819 73,825 100,832 127,838 B 39,677 61,380 83,082 104,785 A 33,625 50,508 67,392 84,275 Effective 4/1/2015 Page 16

APPENDIX G FY 2016 University of Pennsylvania Salary Structure Grade Minimum Top of 1st Third Top of 2nd Third Maximum 32 117,169 152,319 187,470 222,620 31 100,144 130,187 160,231 190,274 30 82,085 106,711 131,336 155,962 29 67,283 87,468 107,653 127,838 28 55,150 71,695 88,240 104,785 27 46,819 59,304 71,790 84,275 26 39,677 50,258 60,838 71,419 25 33,625 42,592 51,558 60,525 24 29,551 36,446 43,342 50,237 23 25,257 31,151 37,044 42,938 22 21,963 27,088 32,212 37,337 21 21,141 25,017 28,892 32,768 Note: Non-exempt (weekly-paid) staff members hourly rates can be determined by dividing the annual salary in the above scale by 1820 hours (example: $21,141 divided by 1820 = $11.616 hourly). The annual salary for varying work schedules is calculated using the formulas below. Please refer to the non-exempt pay schedule for the complete set of pay scales. Annual Salary Calculation: Effective 4/1/2015 40 hour schedule 2080 hrs x hrly rate (2080 x $11.616 = $24,161 ) 37.5 hour schedule 1950 hrs x hrly rate (1950 x $11.616 = $22,651 ) 35 hour schedule 1820 hrs x hrly rate (1820 x $11.616 = $21,141 ) Page 17