Rhode Island § 36-4-13 § 36-4-13. Submission of proposed pay plan for classified service.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 36-4-13 — § 36-4-13. Submission of proposed pay plan for classified service.

Rhode Island § 36-4-13

Title 36Public Officers and Employees

Ch. 36-4Merit System

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 36-4-13 (2026).

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§ 36-4-13. Submission of proposed pay plan for classified service.
The personnel administrator shall submit to the director a proposed pay plan showing
            for each class of position in the classified service minimum and maximum salary rates
            and such intermediate rates as he or she deems desirable. In arriving at these rates
            he or she shall take into consideration the advice and suggestions of appointing authorities
            and other supervising officials, prevailing rates for comparable service in other
            public employment and in private business, the current cost of living, and the state's
            financial policies, conditions, and appropriations.
         
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§ 36-4-13. Submission of proposed pay plan for classified service.

The personnel administrator shall submit to the director a proposed pay plan showing for each class of position in the classified service minimum and maximum salary rates and such intermediate rates as he or she deems desirable. In arriving at these rates he or she shall take into consideration the advice and suggestions of appointing authorities and other supervising officials, prevailing rates for comparable service in other public employment and in private business, the current cost of living, and the state's financial policies, conditions, and appropriations.