2023-2024 Job Descriptions & Salary Schedules
These Salary Schedules are established pursuant to F.S. 1001.65 and rules or policies of the Board of Trustees and serve as a guide for compliance.
Personnel actions submitted to the Board of Trustees for approval in conformance with the salary schedules and/or in accordance with applicable SCF Rules and Procedures will be considered routine personnel actions. The President may authorize variations in hiring practices, travel reimbursements, leaves, compensatory time, overtime, special compensation, severance and pay in lieu of notice, subject to legal requirements and based upon justification and appropriate recommendations of the Director, Human Resources and executive staff. Special rates of pay that have been adopted for services requiring special certification, and for unique or difficult to fill assignments may be continued or revised to meet College needs and market conditions as deemed necessary by the President. Examples include, but are not limited to, assignments in support of Health Professions Programs; contracts with industry; local, state or federal grant programs; high technology programs; new College initiatives; and special Staff and Program Development activities.
Other full or part-time job classifications and hourly rates will be added as required. The President, as needed, may authorize special fees and salary rates for independent contractors, consultants, workshops, seminars, exams, grants and other services. Compensation determinations will consider experience, education, special credentials and employment market factors.
Compensation Philosophy
State College of Florida’s Compensation Strategy creates an innovative and progressive program that is competitive, internally equitable, fiscally responsible, and integrated with performance management. The program supports the attainment of the College’s goals by attracting and retaining talent and providing personal and professional growth opportunities during an employee’s career at SCF. The program is flexible and is based on benchmarking reflective of local, regional and educational industry market considerations. The College will strive to administer the compensation program in a manner that is consistent, equitable and free of discrimination.
The College is committed to openness and transparency around the compensation program to ensure that all employees understand the principles that guide salary decisions. At a minimum, this includes communicating the College’s compensation strategy, compensation ranges, and accurate job responsibilities with existing and future employees.
(THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE RATES WILL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA, MANATEE-SARASOTA PROFESSORIAL RANKING SYSTEM AND RULES AND PROCEDURES MANUALS, AND ANY STATE OR FEDERAL LAWS THAT APPLY.)
NOTE: Non-Faculty employees hired after March 31, 2023 will not be eligible for any approved salary increases effective fiscal year 2023-2024.
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