A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to study and make recommendations on implementing location-based pay for State government employees.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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- Became Law
Overview
This resolution asks the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to investigate the possibility of adjusting State government employee salaries based on where they work – a system called ‘location-based pay.’ The committee will research how cost of living varies across Pennsylvania, how current uniform wages affect hiring and retention, and different ways to implement location-based pay. Ultimately, the committee must provide recommendations to the House of Representatives on how to proceed with this potential change.
Key provisions
- The Legislative Budget and Finance Committee will conduct a study.
- The study will analyze cost of living variations across Pennsylvania.
- The study will assess the impact of uniform statewide wages.
- The study will explore different methods for implementing location-based pay.
- The study will evaluate the fiscal impact of location-based pay.
- The committee must recommend a plan for implementing location-based pay.
- The committee can utilize existing studies and resources.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania State Government Employees
- The Legislative Budget and Finance Committee
- Taxpayers (due to potential fiscal impact)
Notable changes
- Currently, Pennsylvania State government employees receive uniform statewide wages.
- This resolution proposes a shift to a system where pay is adjusted based on geographic location.
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Cosponsors
Benjamin Sanchez
G. Roni Green
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