Searching for pay raises…
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somebody starts out making 15 an hour, um then they get a CPI raise. — They — And then we hire somebody else in and then they quit, we hire…saying is also you got a 1, 3, and a 5-year raise, so you at when they hit their 3-year, put CPI on top of that…then get a double raise basically because you got a pay increase in your 3rd year plus a CPI. I'm just saying I want everybody to make
them. Raises are still in the budget. I mean, you still give it to them. — Mhm. — Because the budget said it. — But then when you go to hire…that brought that up, why are we hiring people in at this, but paying this person something else? — Right. I'm just saying there's there…things of that nature. After the fifth year because they guarantee a raise every other year whether we do a CPI or we don't. — That's where
told me. Okay, next item is the approval of the fiscal court pay scale. And this includes the the uh raise that we just built…entertain a motion to approve that pay scale. — Yeah, but that's the uh — take your vote. — Not that ordinance, no. It's all that reflects…budget is CPI increase. — Okay, I'll entertain a motion to approve that pay scale. — I'll move. — Motion Squire Armstrong. Is there a second? — Mhm. Second. — Second
what I'd like to do is give the class D coordinator a pay raise the captain's spot, — which would be a lot cheaper. when you want
court agreed that before a raise is given to any employee that an evaluation must be submitted first. RE: 5yr Pay Increase - Robbie Horsley (Animal Shelter Attendant) Esquire…Greenwell moved, seconded by Esquire Armstrong, to approve a 5yr Pay Increase for Animal Shelter Attendant, Robbie Horsley in the amount of $1.00 per hour. Judge Lucas called
year increment of pay, he only got I think 31 cents instead of the dollar raise. So, it's above our pay. It's different from what…pay scale is. So we need to approve an extra extra 61 cents for his pay. It brings him up to 1638 from 1569. So I'll entertain…motion to approve that that pay increase. — Okay. Motion Square Greenwell. Is there a second? — Second. — Second. Squire Albbright. Any questions? — Hearing none, please. — Squire Albright. — Yes. — Squire
COUNTY FISCAL COURT Regular Meeting Tuesday, January 16, 2024 9:00 A.M. RE: Pay Raise Subsequent to discussion, Esquire Greenwell moved, seconded by Esquire Albright, to increase Kathina…Bell’s pay 3$3.00 per hour and Lori Alexander $2.00 per hour effective with the next payroll. Judge Lucas called for a vote on the motion, FIVE
course with that's adjusted to the maximum salaries because of raising the pay we ever we done there. — That's the only factor that's only changed
this. The movies and money moved and we went ahead and and raised people and moved people. We're already paying for the two deputies right
going — [clears throat] — I looked like about $150,000 that we wanted to pay it. — [snorts] — That's something I think we might want to look…that for the policy, really. — That's even probably better than any raise we could give. — Right. — See, that's cuz there's no no taxes on that
that. We have insurance premium taxes that probably need to be raised. We probably got taxes that need to be raised. We've got and nobody wants…because because of politics. No, everybody wants to get reelected. Nobody wants to pay more taxes. I don't want to pay more taxes
that needs to be amputated, they'll usually have the funds to raise to pay for that. So. — Wonderful job. How much uh how much money would
provide the law that's extra 25%. And the cost if we pay it. — It's on here. The employee part is the 25%. — I mean, total…just paid 100%? — [clears throat] — No, man. How much are we all paying right now for the insurance? I mean, I know I can sit down and figure…certain Do you have a cap on how much you can raise it? Do you all have a cap on that? — No. — No. — No, it's just that
unless y'all want to come up you know with like a percentage raise maybe for for the one that's on the payroll but I was just
bill yeah on top of dealing with other issues like maybe having to raise this person's children and having to help pay their expenses have a home
pays for itself And but right now I have three working five in the program. So it's constantly changing and so the need the financial need…guys are basically operating on solely what you guys raise and and do fund fundraisers and this grant money — and we've given them each of them
they're making double what they were making. — We gave them a substantial raise. — Yeah. A year and a half ago. one and a half
aware of or the initial corner selling other than the the couple raises that come every year with everybody else. — Mhm. — So — okay. — Um we still got February
making going to make when I filed. So, I'm not against a raise, but I knew what I was going to get when I took
know we can as magistrates ask for a CPI cost of living raise um and can be retroactive back to January one has a copy of the email
probably for the months of November, — December. — I'm sure they'll raise them a little. Of course, we're not talking about that much, but — yeah
somewhere. But anyway, I just didn't know if that needed to be raised up a little bit. I didn't know if there was any change. That
companies. And as more and more companies sign lease with local families, I raised the alarm sometime before an ordinance was passed that the number of acres being
rates one time. — Is this going to raise the pdium or is this — There's three main parts to this. The incentivizing the regional jails that which
schedule. — Anything you want to say about that bill? — We've had to raise them up with times to compete with our neighboring, but I feel like