*Authorize a Letter of Agreement between the City and American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Local 189 relating to wages, hours, and working conditions of Business Systems Analysts I, II, and III, Risk Specialists I, and Police Internal Affairs Investigators
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- Department
- Human Resources
- Introduced by
- Former Mayor Ted Wheeler
- Status
- Passed
Impact statement
Purpose & background
The purpose of this agreement is to amend schedule A to include Business Systems Analysts I, II, and III, Risk Specialists I, and Police Internal Affairs Investigators classifications.
Financial impacts
The fiscal impact of applying the new wage scale for the Business Systems Analysts I, II, and III is estimated below over a four year period, bureaus shall manage this cost within existing current service level appropriation. Fiscal Impact by fund of moving from three pay grades to Schedule A wage scales (Business Systems Analyst I, II, III, Risk Specialist I and Police Internal Affairs Investigator) Fund Bureau Year: 2022 Year: 2023 Year: 2024 Year: 2025 100000 City Attorney's Office $7,048 $10,883 $15,404 $19,839 100000 Bureau of Emergency Management -$533 $3,384 $7,942 $12,736 100000 Portland Fire and Rescue $2,771 $8,627 $15,460 $12,987 100000 OMF- Bureau of Revenue and Finance $8,844 $51,561 $101,266 $144,739 100000 Portland Park and Recreation $6,112 $18,567 $33,198 $48,320 100000 Bureau of Planning and Sustainability -$232 $4,377 $2,479 $343 100000 Portland Police Bureau $14,395 $62,897 $119,373 $145,939 200000 Portland Bureau of Transportation $39,861 $74,006 $113,961 $155,312 202000 Bureau of Emergency Communications $6,687 $17,535 $30,191 $43,212 203000 Bureau of Development Services $34,309 $89,179 $143,581 $199,244 228000 Office of Civic Life $6 $121 $245 $379 600000 Bureau of Environmental Services $10,624 $62,617 $123,128 $186,164 602000 Portland Water Bureau $15,408 $69,540 $120,647 $173,864 700000 OMF - Health Insurance Fund -$1,693 $3,434 $9,368 $15,670 702000 OMF - City Fleet $4,359 $9,480 $15,456 $21,561 704000 OMF - Insurance and Claims $5,006 $7,977 $4,562 $715 706000 OMF - Technology Services $16,538 $79,786 $144,939 $195,604 800000 Fire, Police Disability and Retirement $2,118 $7,178 $13,084 $19,189 City Total $171,627 $581,149 $1,014,284 $1,395,816 Fiscal impact by classification of moving from three pay grades to Schedule A wage scales(Business Systems Analyst I, II, III, Risk Specialist I and Police Internal Affairs Investigator) Job No. Job Description Year: 2022 Year: 2023 Year: 2024 Year: 2025 30003010 Business Systems Analyst I $31,271 $77,991 $125,427 $173,860 30003011 Business Systems Analyst II $55,638 $151,622 $263,084 $361,253 30003012 Business Systems Analyst III $61,024 $270,619 $496,633 $704,703 30003095 Police Internal Affairs Investigator $11,828 $50,883 $96,365 $120,051 30003099 Risk Specialist I $11,866 $30,034 $32,774 $35,950 City Total $171,627 $581,149 $1,014,284 $1,395,816
Community impacts
There are no anticipated community impacts to this agreement.
▸ Full text (the legislation as adopted)
The City of Portland ordains: Section 1. The Council finds: The City and the DCTU are parties to the District Council of Trade Unions are parties to a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) effective January 1, 2021- December 31, 2024 (2021-2024 CBA). On or about April 14th, 2021 the Union filed a petition with the State of Oregon Employment Relations Board to make the Business Systems Analyst (BSA) a union represented classification. On or about May 28th, 2021 the Union filed a petition with the State of Oregon Employment Relations Board to make the Risk Specialist I a union represented classification. On or about December 31st, 2021 the Union filed a petition with the State of Oregon Employment Relations Board to make the Internal Affairs Investigators a union represented classification. In May 2022 representatives from the Union and City signed the three Tentative Agreements (Agreement), Exhibit A, Exhibit B, and Exhibit C attached hereto and incorporated by this reference, which establish the wages, hours, and working conditions for the aforementioned classifications. These agreements meet the City's interests in recruiting and retaining highly qualified employees in these classifications. Exhibit A outlines the terms and conditions of adding the classification of Business Systems Analyst I, II, and III to the Schedule A of the current labor agreement. Employees covered under this agreement would be eligible to receive the one-time $3000 bonus as provided in the DCTU agreement, ordinance 190732, and be eligible for the management leave rollover, ordinance 190577. Thereafter, employees in this classification shall not be eligible for management leave. Exhibit B outlines the terms and conditions of adding the classification of Risk Specialist I to Schedule A of the current labor agreement. Employees covered under this agreement would be eligible to receive the one-time $3000 bonus as provided in the DCTU agreement, ordinance 190732, and be eligible for the management leave rollover, ordinance 190577. Thereafter, employees in this classification shall not be eligible for management leave. Exhibit C outlines the terms and conditions of adding the classification of PPB Internal Affairs Investigators to Schedule A of the current labor agreement. Employees covered under this agreement would be eligible to receive the one-time $3000 bonus as provided in the DCTU agreement, ordinance 190732, and be eligible for the management leave rollover, ordinance 190577. Thereafter, employees in this classification shall not be eligible for management leave. All other terms and conditions of the City and CBA agreement shall apply to these classifications as stated in Exhibits A, B and C. NOW, THEREFORE, the Council directs: The Director of the Bureau of Human Resources is authorized to enter into a Letter of Agreement between the City and Union in a form substantially similar to Exhibit A, Exhibit B, and Exhibit C, as attached. Section 2. The Council declares that an emergency exists in order to avoid an unnecessary delay in the orderly implementation of the provisions of the successor CBA; therefore, this Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage by the Council.
Tally
Roll call (5)
- yea
- Dan Ryan 2yea
- yea
- yea
- absent