Peer Cities Clause Samples

The Peer Cities clause defines a set of comparable cities or municipalities that serve as benchmarks for evaluating certain terms or conditions within an agreement. Typically, this clause specifies which cities are considered peers based on factors such as population size, economic characteristics, or geographic location, and may be used to compare metrics like compensation, service levels, or market rates. By establishing a clear reference group, the clause ensures that comparisons are fair and relevant, helping to resolve disputes or set standards based on objective, agreed-upon criteria.
Peer Cities. The peer cities used for the determination of market adjustments shall be based on likeness to the City of Los Altos using the following factors (Population, number of Full-Time Equivalent positions, agency expenditures, expenditures per capita, and geographic proximity). On each comparable factory, a rank of 1 or 0.5 shall be assigned (1 being line, 0 being unlike). The top 6 peer cities shall be used for market adjustments. If a peer city lacks a comparable classification, the next peer city with a comparable classification will be used. Effective March 1, 2023, and every MOU year thereafter, the Union shall be provided with the list of the Peer Cities included in the comparable survey. List shall include the “likeness factors” described above. Salaries for all represented classifications for year 2022-2023 are listed in Appendix A.
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Peer Cities. The peer cities used for the determination of market adjustments shall be based on likeness to the City of Los Altos using the following factors (Population, number of Full-Time Equivalent positions, agency expenditures, expenditures per capita, and geographic proximity). On each comparable factory, a rank of 1, or 0.5, or 0 shall be assigned (1 being line, 0 being unlike). The top 6 peer cities shall be used for market adjustments. If two or more cities receive the same likeness score and there is a tie, for determination of the top 6 peer cities, the city with the higher paying comparable classification shall be used for
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