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Approved Job Title – are approved by the Administrator and cannot be changed by a Department
                  Director. The Human Resources Director may recommend a job title change approval at anytime to
                  the Administrator.

                  Working Job Title- may be changed by a Department Director upon written notice to the Human
                  Resources Department. Prior to changing the Working Job Title, a Department Director must consult
                  with Human Resources Compensation Administration unit.  The Human Resources Department
                  shall update records to reflect any job tile changes.

           Augusta, Georgia Human Resources Compensation Administration unit shall administer a job title system
           that groups non-represented jobs into related and logical progressions. Jobs are organized by field, which
           is a broad occupational grouping (for example, Information Technology would be a job field). Within each
           field is a group of job families, which are more specific, such as the Database Administration family. Within
           each family are categories of jobs, which describe the nature of work performed, such as Professional or
           Supervisory & Managerial.  Lastly, within each category there are different levels of jobs. For example, for
           professionals within the Database Administration family there is a Database Administrator 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
           Not all families have every category or level – only those that are required to represent current jobs.

           By developing organization-wide career progressions, job families can serve as a starting point for our
           discussions around career development. Jobs in the new structure shall be assigned new, standardized titles.
           The  new  titles  are  based  on  industry-standard  job  titles,  which  are  commonly  found  in  government
           organizations nation-wide and in professional salary surveys.

           The intent is that all employees who perform the same type of work at the same level of expertise will be
           assigned the same organization-wide job title and pay grade. For example, all entry-level Accountants
           across the organization will have the title of “Accountant 1” and will have the same pay grade.

           The Approved Job Title, indicative of the work of the class, shall be used on all personnel, accounting,
           budget and related official records. No person shall be appointed to a position that is not a job title approved
           by the Administrator.

           Written  job  descriptions  for  each  job  classification  containing  the  nature  of  work  and  relative
           responsibilities of the class, typical illustrative tasks found in the class, requirements of the class setting
           forth the necessary knowledge, skills, and abilities required for adequate performance of the work, and the
           desirable experience and training needed for recruiting to the class will be drafted and maintained by the
           Human Resources Department.

                  D. Adoption of the Classification Plan


           The Plan shall be prepared by the Human Resources Director with such assistance as necessary and shall
           be presented to the Administrator for approval.

                  E. Changes in the Classification Plan


           The addition of new classes or deletion of existing classes shall be accomplished in the same manner as the
           original adoption of the Plan.





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