Compensation council sets inspector general starting salary after packet clarification
Summary
LCC staff reported the Compensation Council determined a set starting salary for the inspector general based on a Hay study. The figure in the meeting materials was stated as $198,214; staff said the next Compensation Council meeting in February can revisit the amount, with any change taking effect July 1.
LCC staff explained the Compensation Council's role in setting the inspector general's starting salary and said the council used a Hay study to rate the position. The staff member stated the council's final determination was $198,214, and noted the council will next meet in February to consider any changes that would take effect July 1.
Commission members asked whether the salary could be adjusted depending on the chosen candidate's experience. LCC staff responded that the statute sets the inspector general salary similarly to other agency heads as a set amount rather than a negotiable range, so the initial determination is not expressed as a range.
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