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Proposed Findings of Fact by the 2024 County of Hawaii Salary Commission Dated August 27, 2024
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Proposed Findings of Fact by the 2024 County of Hawaii Salary Commission Dated August 27, 2024
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PROPOSED FINDINGS OF FACT BY THE 2024 COUNTY OF HAWAII <br />SALARY COMMISSION DATED AUGUST 27, 2024 <br />Pursuant to Section 13-28 of the County Charter for the County of Hawaii (2022), as amended <br />(hereinafter "Charter"), the County of Hawaii Salary Commission (hereinafter "COH Salary <br />Commission") hereby makes the following findings in support of its decision to set the salary of <br />the new Administrator of the Office of Sustainability, Climate, Equity, and Resilience to be <br />effective at the start of the next full pay period following formal action by this Commission: <br />1. The COH Salary Commission has the authority to review and set compensation for all <br />county executive positions, elected positions and appointed positions of directors, deputy <br />directors, and agency administrators (collectively hereinafter "Covered Positions") such <br />that the position's total compensation and benefits have an equitable and reasonable <br />relationship to compensation in the public and private sectors, as well as within the <br />County of Hawaii amongst similarly situated positions. <br />2. The Office of Sustainability, Climate, Equity, and Resilience (hereinafter "OSCER") was <br />established in 2023 pursuant to Hawaii County Council Ordinance No. 23-56 (Bill 48) to <br />address sustainability, climate change, equity, and resilience in the County through <br />immediate, direct, and coordinated action by coordinating and managing policies and <br />programs to address sustainability, mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, and adapt to the <br />impacts of climate change and other natural and human caused hazards. <br />The County of Hawaii took a collaborative approach to initially set the salary for the <br />Interim Administrator for the OSCER Agency with input from the Department of Human <br />Resources and the Office of the Mayor. The Interim OSCER Administrator's salary was <br />set at One Hundred and Five Thousand Six Hundred Dollars and no/cents ($105,600.00) <br />and the County began immediate recruitment for an Interim Administrator thereafter that <br />would serve under contract until the COH Salary Commission set a salary for this <br />Agency Administrator. Following recruitment and standard application processing, an <br />Interim Administrator was selected and began on February 1, 2024. <br />4. OSCER is a brand-new Agency within the County of Hawaii. The Agency had no <br />positions, employees, and office space, etc. and had to be built from the ground up by the <br />new Interim Administrator. As of September 2024, the OSCER Agency currently has <br />four (4) employees, the Interim Administrator, an Accountant, a Sustainability Strategist, <br />and an AmeriCorps VISTA Climate Action Implementation Specialist. <br />At its January 17, 2024 meeting, the COH Salary Commission began receiving and <br />considering information about OSCER and its expected parameters, duties, <br />responsibilities, and expectations, such that it could better ascertain whether the interim <br />salary for the OSCER Administrator should remain at the initial contract salary of <br />
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