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259722 o�.t so cia c�� ORDINANCE 259'�22 COUNCIL FILE NO PRESENTED BY • ORDINANCE NO �!v'OzOr An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 6446, entitled: "An administrative ord9.na.nce fixing the com- pensati.on rates of certa�.-`city posita:ons �.nd employments, " ' approved Jan.uar�r 23,: 19�5, as �.rnerided. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOE5 ORDAIN: Section 1. That Ordinance No. 6446, approved January 23, 1925, as amended, be and the same is hereby further amended by striking out � of Section II, where they appear under the heading Group A, the following line s: "Plumber 7. 6 g" "Plumber Foreman--Board of �ducation 8. 33" "Steamfitte r 7. 6 9" "Steamfitter Foreman--Board of Education 8.33" ; and by substituting in lieu thereof the followi.ng lines, respectively: ---- "Plumbe r 7. 9 0" "Plumber Foreman--Board of Education 8. 53" "5teamfitter 7. 90" "Steamfitter Foreman--Board of Education 8. 53" . Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force on the first day of the first payroll period following thirty days after its passage, approval and publication, in accordance with Council File No. 256707, approved December 10, 1971, which authorizes these wage rate increases to be retroactive to May 27, 1972; subject to the rules, regulations and provisions of the Federal Economic Stabilization Act, if applicable. � � C►' V Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by the Council �CT 6 1972 Butler Hunt �� Konopatzki '� Tn Favor � � d ° Against Tedesco Madam �i President ��a�� (Butler� � ,97� At t: ty Clerk � - Mayor �� . �orm approved Corpor��ion Counsel By �-w-,r� RUBLISHED Q�T 1 4 �972 aqlle�t.a r�e " . . .:� ORDIN, � IITCE 259`722 cou�L�� No RRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO.��-6� S � or�et amam�� Jsd�� No. b4l6, �tlyd: "�Aa a�fstrati� or�ti�ea � �L,s c�- p�asali.a rat�s o�f css�sia e� p�o►�it��u aad ��ta."' sppsotrrd Jaanss� 23, I925. as sm�disd. SH� COIII�ICIL OF THT CITY OF' 4AIAiT PA,IiIr DO]CS O�tDAI1�T: . Sectiaa. i. That �rdiasssf I�io. 644b, app:o�nsd Jaawur�r �3, i92?i. ss_a�+di�d. be a�d th� sas+� is hes�ab�r fnrl�ss sm�d�d � �s�ds� o�t +f�art'Ti. �r1a►r� t�r! sPpsar ad�r t'1� �� Gro� A, tlia �33o�r#sg liis,ts "Fl�mbsr 7.69n "�'I�emb�s Fos�moa�a--�osz� ot ��Meslf�t 8.33r' "Sq�as�fit#�sr � � T.69" . ��er For�ss--S�rd a�E �d�wtsti�o,t 8.33'� ; a�el ir� s��Eitatis,� ia lis�th�srof�r �e�I�o�r�� li�as. s+�sp�e.�E�nrt�: "Plmnber T.90" � "Pl�ai�es �"fsa:nan-•Boasi� of Ec�a��ie� 8.53" "Saamt�t�er ?.9Q" � •'�lt�r Fo:emsa,--�srd af Ed�caRiva 8.�3� . �tio� a. Tbfs ore�a�e4 �bal1 tslce e��et aaAl be ia fose� aa t� Ssst d�►� oE � �rst 1�l�� +��i ��7 �'n a�s #ts puss��f ro�rl a�i pstiltcstio�.i ia ueorda�ce w�th � �`iL� lte. ?.SbT+D9, ' apprsrr�d ��s 1�. 19?l, �5 s�osLses l�is� wa�t r�#a f�esiss�s { �p► till� 1'itl�!'tO jti� �� a+i�1�I�iC! !O !h+! l�is a Yr��,�t#�0li itl� j1t�'�a�Odi O� � I''��l��b�p�,C ��ia'�OII �� i��Ci�f�t. � � . 1 i , Y� co,��►� Naye Paeaed by the Co»*�l OCT 6 ta�2 B� xe�ot � L�e�vi�n�e•'' �� Tr Favor i�iC{/�i.A . V . roOII�� . T� O CT 6 1972 . � � President � ��t1�s'� APPrnved: " Attest: Cit�y G7erk Mayor �� Form approved eorpor�!�ioa Couaeel By __. „ .T. , � �'�a . , .. ^ • ' r �C:JII ■ MM , �'. ': June 27, 1972 Hon. Lawrence D. Cohen Mayor. City of St. Paul Room 34? City Hall Uear lviayor Cohea: Approximately two yeare ago the Mayor a.nd the City Council abolished the �slary formula which esieted at that time aad eerved as a guide in establfshinQ salary increa�es each year for the City employees. After the formnla was sboliohed w� were fnatructed orally by the Mayor to contiaue the procedure which provided tos sslary increaaeo for tftles in the Ungraded Division. with oae chsn�e whic6 �ras thst we were to aubmit. as new rates, 85% of the total packsge •et forth in con- tracts negotiated by industry. instead of the 86. 5% that had been provided for by the salary formula. As we received evidence from the varioue unions attesting to chaages in their . contracts with industry, we calculated the rates aad submitted them to the Cot�ncil for their consideration. In the lsat month or two a number of the unioas have aegotiated new contracta with regard to wages and fringe benefits and have submitted evidence thereof to onr office. I have contacted Mrs. Butler, Pr�sident of the Council. ss to what pro- cedure should be followed uader the new form of governmeat ia regard to eub- miasioa of thie information to the Council. since the Council ie the salary-fi�da� bodp. Sh� has informed me that it ia her wish that theee salary recommendations be submitted to the Council through the Msyor. We are therefore respectfully requestiag your direction in this mstter, aad afier to meet with you and review the method and procedures used in translatiaQ ths negotiated wage ratee aad friage benefits into recommendationa to be consider�d by the City Council when eetablishirig rates for the reapective titles coacerned. We have ia hand contracts receatly negotiated for a large number of titles and have received reque�ta from the buaines� agente ss to whea thesa nutters will be considered. The City Council has on record a resolution of intent which it msy utilize to make such rates retroactive if the effective date set forth ia the fadu�try contracts occura before the Council takes action. Very truly yours, John S. Hsider Director of Per�onnel , • Civil Service Commission a �� '� Director of Personnei Mrs.Ruth D. Schwarzwalder, Chairman $A � , UL 259`722 John S. Haider Mr. Harry H.Gaston � � � � , �� Mr.a R.��k�za�s CIVIL SE ' � OFFICE Assistant Director � �� '' Thomas D. Gleason � �� r t r e � t �� ST. PAUL, MI N SO 02 September 20, 1972 RE � EIV � D Hon. Lawrence D, Cohen � SE�' `�� Mayor, City of St. Paul MAYOR'S OFFIC� Room 347 City Hall Dear Sir: In our letter of June 27, 1g72, a copy of which is herewith attached, we alerted you to the fact that a number of building trades contracts had been settled in the building trades and other mechanical trades. We indicated at that time the pro- cedure that has been used in recent years in the establishment of wages for the concerned titles in the Ungraded Division. After each contract was submitted to this office the new rates based on 85% of the total package were calculated and put into ordinance form. We have been accumulating these ordinances si.nce last May, si.nce we have not received direction from your office as to how to proceed. We are now attaching herewith this group of ordinances, as a result of a recom- mendation of Mr. Smythe and Mr. Obermeyer, the consultants on the Mayor=s bargaining team. ., ' � � ,, � �� _ , , , . ,-. .. .. , . :. . ,. a �� , � ... _. _ .� - ��:. � n . . _ . , :,�� .. We wish to note that in the case of the Auto Mechanics and Machinists there have been two changes in their contracts. We further wish to note that in the case of each ordinance we have provided a section which vyp�,u.ld make these in- creases, if granted, re�s�'s�� , ., . n,z. , ,.. x.� ,$' =4 outside contract. Th�;=.i�;�M�t� _ , orrt:�sae�3ii+�r%��.��'�'�,;�,,+ We respectfully request, if you are in agreement with the recommendations of the consultants, that you submit these ordinances to the City Council for their consideration. If it is your intent to proceed with the recommendation of the . ......... .� ,�..:,.�r, �.. .y.p a, ...I'. . .. .. . consultants, it would appear prudent to�x ` ` �� ° � ' =: ... . ,,,. ,_ ., ,<,.,,><„ . •. .:, � ., a _, Gr��!`�'��.''� �: _ a, �-i., tinually accumulating b�.ck p�.y iri'�ie various �departments in which these em- ployees are employed. Very truly yours, i'" Att. . Haider Director of Personnel MEMBER P�blie '.nonnd Auoeiation � • . ist �'�� ` zr.d � '�Z8 3rd ��"9 �dopte� l� (� _ Yeas Nays � HUNT KONOFATZKI ��'�'�/� LEVTNE �"` "' �� V � TEDESCO N'�ne PRESIDENT (BUTLER)