Agenda item
PAY POLICY
To consider a report for Members to approve Council Pay Policy for the municipal year 2015/2016 (copy to follow).
Minutes:
The Leader, Councillor Hugh Evans, presented the report (previously circulated).
The Localism Act 2011 required Local Authorities to prepare pay policy statements. These statements must articulate an authority’s own policies towards a range of issues relating to the pay of its workforce particularly its senior staff (or “chief officers”) and its lowest paid employees. Pay Policy Statements must be approved by the Council on an annual basis, and published on the relevant website.
Discussion took place, and it was
RESOLVED that:
I.
Council
agree to the Pay Policy Statement for 2015/16
II.
The
Council will pay the national annual cost of living pay increases for Chief
Officers as and when determined in accordance with current contractual
requirements
III.
A
Remuneration Committee is set up to determine the pay and reward for the
Council’s Senior Leadership Team which consists of the Directors and Heads of
Service.
IV.
The
Chief Executive can award an honorarium of up to 15% of the Head of Service’s
substantive pay for a maximum period of 12 months, where they are required to
carry out additional duties over and above their substantive post for a period
of time. This would normally be to cover
for a long term absence; following a restructuring whereby responsibility for
additional services has been given to the Head of Service; or responsibility
for a large project outside of their normal portfolio.
Supporting documents:
- 12.05.15 Pay Policy Report English, item 15. PDF 94 KB
- Pay Policy 2015-16 - Final, item 15. PDF 537 KB
- Pay Scales for NJC Employees Appendix A, item 15. PDF 245 KB
- Pay Scales for Chief Officers Appendix B, item 15. PDF 46 KB
- Pay Scales for Solbury Workers Appenidix C, item 15. PDF 183 KB
- Pay Scales for JNC Youth Workers Appendix D, item 15. PDF 58 KB
- Draft REMUNERATION COMMITTEE TOR 2015 Appendix E, item 15. PDF 208 KB
- Equality Impact Assessment 2015, item 15. PDF 136 KB