Salary range definition

Salary range is the range of rates between, and including, the minimum and maximum rate currently authorized for the class;

Salary range means a set of salaries that form a part of a salary scale linked to a specific grade and, by extension, a set of job weights;

Salary range means the range of salaries established to pay employees performing a particular position. Each salary range has a minimum, mid-point or market rate, and maximum wage/salary.

Examples of Salary range in a sentence

• Salary to be paid Administrator shall be $15,940.50 monthly based upon Salary Range 1, Step D, of the Executive Management Salary Schedule.

• The state will pay 95% of the monthly benefit premium amount of the plan selected by the employee calculated per Article 31, Section 3 as follows: Full time premium rate x .95 x the ratio of paid regular hours to full-time hours to the nearest full percent = State contribution In addition, the state will pay up to an additional monthly subsidy up to forty ($40) dollars for employee's monthly premium rate for employees at Salary Range 21, Step 1 and below a month.

• XXXXXXX COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT - January, 2011 ACADEMIC MANAGEMENT JOB DESCRIPTION COLLEGE PRESIDENT – College of Alameda (Executive Salary Range) Job Code: 605 CLASS PURPOSE This position offers a unique opportunity to lead a key college in the San Francisco Bay Area.

More Definitions of Salary range

Salary range. The minimum and maximum base salaries which may be paid to an employee working in a classification.

Salary range means the minimum and maximum pay rates for a classification and all of the incremental pay rates between.

Salary range means the minimum to maximum salary or hourly wage rates which may be paid to an employee within a class.

Salary range is the range of rates between, and including, the minimum and maximum rate currently authorized for the class; Top Step Rounding: Classes shall be adjusted to reflect five percent (5%) increments between the minimum and the maximum salary rates. Each five percent (5%) shall be calculated by multiplying by 1.05 and rounded to the nearest dollar. To calculate five percent (5%) for daily and hourly rates multiply by 1.05 and round to the nearest dollar and cents amount, subject to the availability of funds.

Salary range means the lowest and highest base salaries for full-time bargaining unit members on which any increase for the current year will be based.

Salary range means the five-step (1 through 5) hourly or bi-weekly pay scale (and the biweekly equivalent) assigned to each job classification.

Salary range means all of the salary steps applicable to a particular payroll title.