4.2. Pay Plan
Amendments
Policy
Rates of pay are negotiated or established for an effective period
of time and may be amended during that period subject to certain
conditions.
Questions And Answers
- How are rates of pay established?
- How are rates of pay amended?
Questions And Answers
1. How are rates of pay established?
Pay Plans for employees of the Province of Manitoba are established
in the following ways:
- Pay rates for bargaining unit employees,
are negotiated through collective bargaining between the Province
of Manitoba and the recognized bargaining agent. Component pay plans
under the Government Employees’ Master Agreement are negotiated
with the Manitoba Government and General Employees’
Union. Similarly, pay rates for professional employees including
government employed doctors, crown attorneys, legal aid lawyers and
professional engineers are negotiated with the Manitoba Medical Association,
the Manitoba Association of Crown Attorneys, the Legal Aid Lawyers’ Association,
and the Professional Institute of The Public Service Of Canada respectively.
The pay plans associated with each collective agreement ultimately
must be approved by the Lieutenant Governor in Council.
- Pay rates for excluded employees, are established
by Treasury Board and ultimately must be approved by the Lieutenant
Governor in Council.
2. How are pay plans amended?
Pay plans may be amended as the result of the introduction of a new
classification or where it is necessary to effect an upward adjustment
to a pay range for the purpose of recruitment or retention.
- For bargaining unit employees, covered
by a collective agreement, amendments may be made to the pay plan
during the term of the collective agreement in accordance with terms
of the applicable collective agreement.
- For excluded employees, not covered by
a collective agreement section 10 of The Civil Service Act authorizes
The Lieutenant Governor in Council to make regulations to establish
and amend the pay plan as may be required.
Comment Box
| Bargaining
unit employees |
Bargaining unit employees are employees
to whom the terms and conditions of a collective agreement apply.
Conditions of employment for bargaining unit employees are as set
out in the applicable collective agreement. |
| Excluded
employees |
Excluded employees are employees
who are excluded from the terms and conditions of a collective
agreement. Conditions of employment for excluded employees are
as set out in the Civil Service Act Regulation. |
Authority
Effective date June 9, 2006
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