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Current Issues in Human Resources & Benefits

Current Issues in Human Resources & Benefits. Judy Boyette Associate Vice President Academic Business Officers Conference April 4, 2005. Governor’s Compact is Good News for UC. Returns to predictable increases in funding and fees to accommodate growth and costs

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Current Issues in Human Resources & Benefits

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  1. Current Issues in Human Resources & Benefits Judy Boyette Associate Vice President Academic Business Officers Conference April 4, 2005

  2. Governor’s Compact is Good News for UC • Returns to predictable increases in funding and fees to accommodate growth and costs • While still tight, there is funding for UC’s basic needs

  3. History of Compensation Funding

  4. Compact with the Governor • Funding for fixed cost increases: • 2004-05 0% • 2005-06 3% • 2006-07 3% • 2007-08 4% • 2008-09 4% • 2009-10 4% • 2010-11 4%

  5. 2005-06 Salary Funding • Regents budget contains 3% funding request for salary increases for staff • Also contains $23.7M for market & equity salary adjustments and health & welfare increases • Guidelines for allocation and distribution of these funds are in progress

  6. Pension Reform Proposals • Governor supports changing public pension system from DB to DC for all new hires effective 7/1/07 • Two pending bills in the legislature and one voter initiative underway • UC has testified twice before legislative committees and met with the Department of Finance

  7. Impact on UC • Limitations on DC plan employer contributions would make UC less than competitive, especially for faculty • UC has sought flexibility to design new plans to meet market and business needs

  8. Retirement Plan Initiatives • Regents approved a new 457(b) Plan, effective October 2004, to enhance retirement savings opportunities • Master Record Keeper and new investment options in 403(b), DCP and 457(b) • Response to public pension reform proposals

  9. 140% 130% 120% 110% 100% 90% 80% 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 Actual Results With No Contributions With Budgeted Contributions UCRP Funding Status Assumes 7.50% Annual Return Campuses Only (no DOE labs)

  10. Medical Inflation and UC Costs $1,060 Cost $Millions $723 $ 635 Gross premiums UC contributions $ 567 $358 $347 2010 UC contribution = 68% 2001 UC contribution = 97% 2001 2005 2010

  11. Health & Welfare Initiatives • 2003: Health Care Reimbursement Acct. • 2004: Introduced 4 salary bands to equate premium cost to pay level • 2005: Employee costs were generally held at 2004 levels • 2006: Gross premium increases may be about 10%

  12. 2004 Monthly Medical Costs for Employees Comparators

  13. Staff HR Policies and Operations HRB Strategy: To assure consistent and accountable HR operations across the University in response to The Regents’ request to align location practices with systemwide HR/B policies and labor contracts “Appropriate consistency”

  14. UC Leadership Institute (First Program 5/05) • Program incorporates concepts of the People Management Initiative • Systemwide in-residence training program for mid-level managers • Web-based training modules • Ready reference website for managers

  15. Staff Advisor Pilot Program • Approved by Regents in January • Two year pilot, effective 7/1/05 • Two staff advisors to two Regents’ committees - Grounds & Buildings and Educational Policy • Initially, past two chairs of CUCSA • Then select from all staff and non-Senate academic employees

  16. Questions & Answers

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