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Pay Policy Statement

Meeting: 07/05/2014 - Eastbourne Borough Council Full Council (Item 17)

17 Pay Policy Statement pdf icon PDF 51 KB

Report of Councillor Tester on behalf of the Cabinet.

Minutes:

This matter was proposed by Councillor Tester on behalf of the Cabinet and seconded by Councillor Howlett.

 

Resolved:  That the revised pay policy statement be approved.


Meeting: 19/03/2014 - Eastbourne Borough Council Cabinet (Item 92)

92 * Pay Policy Statement - update [BPF] pdf icon PDF 29 KB

Report of Deputy Chief Executive.

Cabinet lead member:  Councillor Troy Tester.

Additional documents:

Decision:

(1) Rationale for changes to the content of the Pay Policy Statement agreed and adoption by full Council recommended.

(2) Statement to be published on the Council’s website once it has been approved by Council.

Minutes:

92.1 Cabinet considered the report of the Deputy Chief Executive.  The Localism Act 2011 required the Council to adopt and publish a pay policy statement annually and otherwise re-publish whenever amended.  The original statement had been approved for publication by full Council on 22 February 2012 and an updated version approved 20 February 2013.  A copy of the revised statement was appended to the report.

 

92.2 There had been a number of minor changes to reflect the current staffing arrangements.  Other key changes were a significant reduction in the length and breadth of the statement involving the removal of some background and out of date information not statutorily required.   It was expected that the shortened statement would offer greater transparency and provide a concise and factual document for public reference.  This was in line with the approach adopted by the majority of other local authorities.

 

*92.3 Resolved (budget and policy framework): (1) That the rationale for changes to the content of the Pay Policy Statement be agreed and Full Council be recommended to adopt the Statement.

 

(2) That the Statement be published on the Council’s website once it has been approved by Council.