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Originally posted by Kabbage View PostHiring rate 19
Say at that point you go for a promotion.
Say you go for lieutenant. I see they start at JG 22. Now if you also go to HIRING RATE you would intact be making less money.
JG 22 is 61XXX.
SO if you take a promotion you take a salary cut for a few years?
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You do not go to the hiring rate on a promotion. Under Civil Service law as long as you are in an agency your salary cannot be lowered on a promotion or change of title. You would be slotted in between lines until the following April when you will be moved up to the next line. The following year you will get a full increment. (Unless, of course, OCA has gotten generous since I got out)
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Originally posted by oscar_rodrigez View PostThats weird. Hypothetically you are on the job as an officer 7 years and hit max salary of 67XXX. (before the raise)
Say at that point you go for a promotion.
Say you go for lieutenant. I see they start at JG 22. Now if you also go to HIRING RATE you would intact be making less money.
JG 22 is 61XXX.
SO if you take a promotion you take a salary cut for a few years?
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Originally posted by The hopeful View PostThat's the same for almost any LEO job. You hit top pay then say hey let me take a promotion and get booted down to making less then the people you are supervising for a year or two.
I am just having trouble understanding. The pay lines.
I was under the assumption that you only move down pay lines. I thought 1ST-7TH always stays with you when you get a promotion.
SO in reality it takes 9 years to reach max pay. 2 years in the traineeship. Just to be knocked back down to hiring rate.
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Originally posted by The hopeful View PostThat's the same for almost any LEO job. You hit top pay then say hey let me take a promotion and get booted down to making less then the people you are supervising for a year or two.55.......
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[QUOTE=oscar_rodrigez;3859053]Originally posted by boredlimodriver View PostPeople just got canvassed and are worrying about top salary and promotions
People just want to know what they are getting themselves into.
Only a baboon would take a job and change their life without all the details.
People should be asking questions.
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[QUOTE=oscar_rodrigez;3859053]Originally posted by boredlimodriver View PostPeople just got canvassed and are worrying about top salary and promotions
People just want to know what they are getting themselves into.
Only a baboon would take a job and change their life without all the details.
People should be asking questions.
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[QUOTE=Officer100;3859056]Originally posted by oscar_rodrigez View PostBut these are all things that would be explained once you get an investigator. We just got canvassed, not an offer for hire. There will be a time for all these questions where someone will go over everything in detail
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Understood. Just trying to fill in some of the unknown.
A little overzealous haha
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Dinosaur explained it above -- you will not drop down the payscale for taking a promotion. There is a minimum amount the promotion has to be worth (it's either in the contract or rules of the chief judge, can't remember). You will essentially be put on your new pay line at whatever year would satisfy that minimum raise (hence going to a hiring rate 19 after two years as a trainee at line 16)
Truthfully you should be more concerned with the current retirement for new state employees than the promotion structure.
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