Level and pay range:
12: 190-220K
11: 180-210K
10: 170-200K
9: 157.5-187.5K
8: 145-175K
7: 132.5-162.5K
6: 120-150K
5: 107.5-137.5K
4: 95-125K
Just like the red book provided, give a 3% or the bottom of the pay band, whichever is greater over the next three years. Eliminate the double bump, for transfers, that existed for under the red book. You still get half on the go and the other half when you certify.
New Example:
Transfer from a level 7 to a level 12
Year 1 of new book-
132.5K to 161.25K (includes half on the go between current pay and bottom of 12 band)
Year 2 of new book-
161.25K to 166.09K (still in training so you get 3%)
Year 3 of new book-
166.09K to 190K (certification achieved so you get bottom of 12 band)
Renegotiate CIP and tie it to some inflation calculator. For this example, let’s just use CPI. From 2016 until 2023, CIP has stayed at $30M. If it was increased yearly based on CPI data, that same amount would now be $38.5M. It would provide for more CIP funds to be disbursed appropriately to understaffed facilities, its original purpose, not to bastardize COLA.
Change NCEPT to a 4 level cap on transfers.
Everyone gets a pay raise, CIP is increased to provide more funds to address needs, and NCEPT is altered to address staffing at mid level facilities who can then potentially transfer out to higher level facilities.
Actually go in front of the media and Congress and tell them the truth about the Agency. Stop with this whole everything is fine approach. It’s time to step on some toes to force the Agency to staff facilities.