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Elk River <br /> Municipal Utilities UTILITIES COMMISSION MEETING <br /> TO: FROM: <br /> ERMU Commission ERMU Wage & Benefits Committee <br /> MEETING DATE: AGENDA ITEM NUMBER: <br /> July 11, 2017 4.2 <br /> SUBJECT: <br /> Wage & Benefits Committee Update <br /> ACTION REQUESTED: <br /> Approve the organization staffing change to replace the Lead Electrical Technician with the <br /> proposed Distribution Engineer. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> The Wage & Benefits Committee (W&BC) was created to help the Commission develop and <br /> maintain a pay plan structure and benefits package. The W&BC also helps the Commission with <br /> succession planning and to review pay equity compliance. The W&BC evaluates and <br /> recommends to the Commission. The W&BC does not have the authority to act without prior <br /> Commission delegation of authority. I <br /> DISCUSSION: <br /> The W&BC met on June 30 regarding two organization staffing issues: the vacant Key Accounts <br /> Specialist position and the retirement announcement from the Lead Electrical Technician. <br /> Key Accounts Specialist: This budgeted position has been vacant since March 2017. Staff <br /> recommended to the Commission that this position remain vacant, if workload permitted, until <br /> an implementation plan for the transition away from load management programs had been <br /> developed and approved by the Commission. In June the Commission approved the direction for <br /> development of this transition plan which now includes moving from load management to time <br /> of use rates and behavior modifying programs. <br /> Another significant variable that directly impacts the filling of this position had been identified <br /> and was presented to the W&BC. Staff is currently working on an initiative for transition from <br /> one billing cycle per month to four billing cycles per month. This multi-billing cycle initiative <br /> will balance call volume and workload for office staff. This may dramatically alter the level at <br /> which the CSRs and Specialists can contribute to addressing conservation program questions on <br /> the phone. Management is optimistic that the multi-billing cycle initiative will positively impact <br /> this workflow. <br /> Because of this workload unknown, management recommended to the W&BC to hold on filling <br /> this position until after multi-billing cycles has been implemented. This is scheduled for late <br /> 2017 or early 2018. The anticipated change in office workload and workflow would allow for the <br /> responsibilities and overall position description to be re-evaluated. It was the consensus of the <br /> Page 1 of 2 <br /> 168 <br />
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