Comparable Districts Sample Clauses

The Comparable Districts clause defines the criteria and process for identifying other districts or areas that are similar to the subject district for the purposes of comparison. In practice, this clause outlines the factors—such as demographics, geographic location, or economic characteristics—that must be considered when selecting comparable districts, and may specify how these comparisons are to be used, for example, in benchmarking performance or determining fair market values. Its core function is to ensure that any comparisons made are relevant and equitable, thereby providing a fair basis for analysis or decision-making within the agreement.
Comparable Districts. Antelope Valley, Riverside, San Bernardino, San ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Delta, Santa Clarita, College of the Sequoias, State Center, West Hills, West ▇▇▇▇, and Yosemite.
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Comparable Districts. The eight (8) agreed upon comparable districts are Antelope Valley, Grossmont-Cuyamaca, San ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Delta, Santa Clarita, College of the Sequoias, State Center, West ▇▇▇▇, and Yosemite.
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Comparable Districts. Delta Community College District, ▇▇▇▇ Community College District, Los ▇▇▇▇ Community College District, Merced College, State Center Community College District.
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Comparable Districts. The District and PTA desire to create and maintain a positive work culture that ensure labor peace, fiscal stability and highly competitive salaries in order to recruit and retain highly qualified and highly effective employees. In order to facilitate our collaborative discussions about compensation and establish benchmarks to gauge our progress, we have agreed to the following: 1. Establish a group of comparable districts utilizing the following criteria: a. Include all Butte County schools with the exception of Bangor, Pioneer, Golden Feather, Durham, BCOE and all charter schools. b. Include schools outside of Butte County that are in geographic proximity and create job market competition. Comparable districts: Gridley Unified, Palermo Union Elementary, Oroville City Elementary, Thermalito Union, Chico Unified, Orland Joint Unified, Live Oak Unified, Yuba City Unified, Marysville Joint Unified, Oroville Union High School 2. Utilizing the salary schedules that are in effect on September 1st of the current year, the District and PTA will analyze the following ten (10) salary schedule data points, including district contributions for health and welfare benefits and the number of service/workdays per year and may also include items from the SABRE report and bargaining unit contracts: a. BA + 30 Step 1 b. BA + 45 Step 6 c. BA + 60 Step 10
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Comparable Districts. The comparable districts for salary schedule purposes, shall be the 36 districts in the agreed upon comparison pool (See Appendix I)
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