Baker Tilly workshop set for May 26 as council weighs implementation costs
Summary
City staff scheduled a Baker Tilly workshop for May 26 to explain implementation of a classification plan; staff said NeoGov implementation costs are roughly $975 and will prepare follow-up details for council and payroll staff.
Director Richardson said Baker Tilly will hold a workshop on May 26 to present the classification-implementation plan, expected rollout timing, and impact-bargaining implications; staff will provide a slideshow and supporting documents for council members to review and ask questions. Richardson described ongoing outreach and career events used for recruitment and said the classification study covers about 187 positions.
Richardson and staff discussed implementation costs for systems and payroll integration. "It's gonna be about," Richardson said when asked for a cost estimate, "$975, almost about 1000 dollars, on our end for NeoGov for their implementation piece." Staff said they will follow up with finance and provide more precise implementation-cost figures at the Baker Tilly workshop.
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