Classification & Compensation
The Classification & Compensation programs in Human Resources relate to job classifications for staff and to wages/salaries for all non-instructional positions including management.
Staff should consult their respective collective bargaining agreement for specific procedures governing compensation and classification.
Compensation
Compensation includes management requests for promotions of staff, reviewing proposed salary changes, establishing starting wages or salaries in conjunction with management and making recommendations to management on pay rates in general.
- CSU Salary Schedules
- Policy on Request and Approval of In-Range Progressions
- Total Compensation Calculator for the CSU
- Management Personnel Program (MPP) Compensation Guide
Classification
Classification includes classifying open positions before they are posted, requesting reclassifications, reviewing department re-organizations in which position responsibilities are changed and comparing campus classification requests to the established CSU Classification Standards.
- Classification Process
- Classification Program Guidelines
- CSU Classification Standards
- Request for Job Review Form
- Guide for Writing Job Descriptions and Form
- Guide for Development of Position Descriptions
