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<br />ARTICLE 10 <br />COMPENSATION <br /> <br />Section I. All new employees will receive upon hire at least the minimum pay step <br />salary as delineated in the Proposed Sergeant Pay Plan and Proposed Officer Pay Plan ("Pay <br />Plan") attached to Resolution No. 2008-1219 of the City Commission. The Pay Plan may be <br />revised from time-to-time based on a total compensation survey pursuant to Section 5 below. <br />Nothing restricts the City, at its sole discretion, from starting a new employee at a higher step <br />in order to compensate for superior experience or other such relevant consideration. <br />Section 2. After one year of initially being maxed out, an employee will receive a <br />lump sum payment equivalent to the same percentage increase that the City Manager secures <br />for general employees as authorized by the budgetary process. This lump sum payment wi II <br />not be included in base salary. <br />Section 3. Promotions. In the event of a promotion, an employee will be placed in <br />the minimum pay step of his/her promoted position or the next highest step which will result <br />in the employee receiving no less than a 5.0% increase in his/her previous salary. <br />Section 4. Salarv Ranges. All employees covered by this Agreement, hired October I <br />through March 31 will advance to the next step at the beginning of the fiscal year (October <br />I). Employces hired April I through September 30 will remain in the same step until the <br />beginning of the fiscal year (October I), after the anniversary of their date of hire. <br />The Chief of Police has the discretion to hire new officers from Step I to Step 3 depending on <br />Full-Timc Florida Law Enforcement Experience and qualifications (Step I = 0 through 5 <br />Years / Step 2 = 6 through 8 Years and Step 3 = 9 + years). <br />Section 5. Step Program Survey. The City will conduct a total package <br />compensation survey of four other Miami-Dade and Broward County police departments <br />(A ventura, Bal Harbor, Surfside and Hallandale) every two years to determine the <br />competitiveness of its Step Program. The City will adjust the Step Program based on the <br />results of this survey. The City shall undertake a new total package compensation survey <br />immediately and any and all salary increases shall be paid retroactively to the ratitication date <br />of this contract. <br /> <br />- t3 . <br />