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Director Angracia: civil service pay study underway; no signed union agreements yet

St. Louis City Board of Aldermen Personnel Administration Committee · December 5, 2025
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Summary

Director Angracia told the personnel committee that staff have had initial meetings with unions but there are no signed agreements; the department aims to have agreements by February and is mapping job descriptions to grade classifications to inform potential pay adjustments.

Director Angracia briefed the committee on a grade-classification system and the timeline for implementing results of a civil service compensation study.

Angracia said personnel has had initial meetings with unions "but there's no signed agreements yet" and that the department's goal is to have agreements in place by February. Angracia also said a personnel staff member is helping the committee review job descriptions and grade classifications so the committee can consider comparable adjustments for committee staff if it chooses to do so.

When asked if there was a timeline for who would receive raises or how that would work, Angracia said that final information was not yet available and that the committee would be kept informed as the department continues to work with unions and staff on classifications and implementation.

The committee took no formal vote on the compensation study during this meeting and deferred wider budget discussions to future meetings.