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MRC pay and grading structure - UCU

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Pay <strong>and</strong> <strong>grading</strong> proposalF. Implementation <strong>and</strong> Mapping19. Implementation date <strong>and</strong> the <strong>pay</strong> freeze19.1 The <strong>MRC</strong> is currently subject to a 2 year <strong>pay</strong> freeze meaning that all normal <strong>pay</strong>increases are suspended with effect from the 1st April 2010 scheduled <strong>pay</strong> increase.19.2 The effect of this is that employees will be notionally moved to a new b<strong>and</strong> with the<strong>pay</strong> <strong>structure</strong>s but the <strong>MRC</strong> will not be able to populate the new <strong>pay</strong> b<strong>and</strong> pointsuntil April 2012.19.3 Therefore the anticipated <strong>pay</strong> increases that are linked to the new <strong>pay</strong> b<strong>and</strong><strong>structure</strong>s are likely to come into effect from 1 st April 2012.19.4 The exception to this may be where employees are mapped into the A section of theb<strong>and</strong>, if the employee is ready to advance to the B section, then they may beadvanced into the B section of the b<strong>and</strong>. These employees will then receive theassociated promotional increase to their salary (based on current salary). The firstA-B promotions are likely to occur in January 2012.20. Mapping principles <strong>and</strong> process20.1 Employees will not go through a job evaluation exercise on transition to the new <strong>pay</strong><strong>and</strong> <strong>grading</strong> <strong>structure</strong>.20.2 Employees will transfer, within their current b<strong>and</strong>, to the next equal or higher <strong>pay</strong>point in the new b<strong>and</strong> <strong>structure</strong>. No employee will have their <strong>pay</strong> reduced as aresult of the new <strong>structure</strong>.20.3 For the purposes of mapping, an employee’s current <strong>pay</strong> will be classed as theirannual full-time equivalent basic <strong>pay</strong> on the implementation date.20.4 Employees will not move to the appropriate salary point in the new b<strong>and</strong> <strong>structure</strong>until the 2 year <strong>pay</strong> freeze has been completed.20.5 Corporate HR will lead on the initial mapping process, in conjunction with the HRLeads.20.6 Regional/Unit HR <strong>and</strong>, where appropriate, local management will provide the steeron the initial mapping proposals in relation to the impact on organisational<strong>structure</strong>s within their establishments prior to starting to move any individualsacross to new <strong>pay</strong> points.20.7 When discussions have been held with all regions <strong>and</strong> Units, Corporate HR willreview the overall mapping data to check the consistency of the outcomes.20.8 As promotional advancements are exempt from the 2 year <strong>pay</strong> freeze there is anopportunity for employees in the developmental A section of the <strong>pay</strong> <strong>structure</strong>20.9 to advance to the B section of the <strong>pay</strong> <strong>structure</strong>.20.10 This will be carried out in line with the principles detailed in section 15; however thiswill be led from a corporate perspective in conjunction with regional/Unit HR <strong>and</strong>peer input during the assimilation process.Issued: 1 st September 2011 Page 13 of 27Version 2.2

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