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CC Regular Session 4. 7. <br /> Meeting Date: 04/11/2017 <br /> By: Colleen Lasher,Administrative <br /> Services <br /> Information <br /> Title <br /> Adopt Resolution 417-04-087 to Hire Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers and an Engineering Intern <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> The purpose of this case is to request authorization to hire Seasonal Employees and an Engineering Intern. <br /> Annually the City employs Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers to perform work in the Parks, Streets, and <br /> Utilities Divisions of Public Works and Interns to work in Administrative Services, Community Development, <br /> Engineering, and Parks. <br /> The process to fill these positions includes an open competitive recruitment, interviews,background checks, <br /> pre-employment testing, City Council approval to hire and on-boarding. <br /> At this time, staff selected one qualified entry level seasonal candidate; as well as two qualified semi-entry level <br /> seasonal candidates (to work in the semi-entry level seasonal role as allowed by the 2017 -2018 AFSCME labor <br /> agreement) and one qualified intern. All candidates have passed the pre-employment screenings and staff <br /> recommends hiring the candidates listed below. <br /> Notification: <br /> Entry level seasonal pay: First year seasonal employees earn$10.00 per hour. Each year that seasonal employees <br /> return they received a twenty-five cent per hour increase in pay,to a maximum of$12.00 per hour. <br /> Semi-entry level seasonal pay: Per the AFSCME labor agreement, semi-entry level employees earn 80%of step 1 <br /> on the Maintenance Worker pay scale,with no increase upon re-hire. <br /> Intern pay: The intern pay scale ranges from $12.00 per hour to $14.00 per hour, depending on qualifications. <br /> Observations/Alternatives: <br /> Option 41 To hire the selected 2017 Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers and Temporary Intern. <br /> Option 42: Not moving ahead with hiring the Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers and Temporary Intern. <br /> Staff does not recommend this option due to the inability to meet the highly labor intensive seasonal work demands <br /> in the Public Works Department; as well as the much needed support provided by the temporary Intern. <br /> Funding Source: <br /> The funding required to fill these positions is included within the approved 2017 budget. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Staff recommends option 41 above,hiring the following 2017 Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Workers and <br /> Temporary Intern: <br /> A. Entry level seasonal employees: Returning for the second year or greater: Taylor Moshier at$10.50 per hour <br /> with start date on or near April 3, 2017. <br /> B. Semi-entry level seasonal employees: Tim Barrett and Tom Marks at$16.91 per hour with a start date on or <br /> near April 3, 2017. <br />