Tuesday, June 18, 2002
Compensation Improvements - Career Assignment Programme (CA) Group
The Treasury Board has authorized salary range adjustments for employees in the Career Assignment Programme (CA)
Group, levels 1 & 2 as follows:
1) in addition to previously approved and implemented increase of 2.5%, a restructuring, effective June 22,
2000;
2) an increase of 2.5% effective June 22, 2001; and
3) an increase of 2.5% effective June 22, 2002.
Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) has been advised to proceed with the implementation of the
revised rates.
As CA-01 and CA-02 have only a range minimum and maximum, it will be necessary to complete a pay transaction for
each employee paid within that range. Please refer to the pay instructions for details.
The Treasury Board has also previously authorized the discontinuance of the Lajoie or better application of
retroactive revised rates of pay for all excluded and unrepresented employees who were promoted, transferred, or
deployed, or who commenced acting pay during a retroactive period (Lajoie decision Federal Court of Appeal decision
149 N.R.223). Retroactive calculations are to be performed according to Lajoie only. Please see Information bulletin
dated January 21, 2001 and a letter from Mr. T. Smith, Director, Pay Administration, Labour Relations Division, TBS
dated July 27, 1999, to Compensation Managers and Chiefs of Staff Relations on this subject.
Treasury Board Ministers have also approved revisions to the application of performance pay for the CA Group.
Departmental budget limits have been lifted including the elimination of the "sliding scale" for determination of
performance award budgets in smaller departments (less than 20 employees). Please refer to the CA Group Salary
Administration Plan.
Questions on the application of these increases should be referred to Norris Charles at (613) 946-4674, Excluded
Groups Compensation Directorate.
Career Assignment Programme Group (CA)
Annual Rates of Pay
X - Effective June 22, 2000
A - Effective June 22, 2001
B - Effective June 22, 2002
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Min.
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Max.
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CA-01
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From
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57,421
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73,278
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X
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58,586
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75,110
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A
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60,050
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76,988
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B
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61,552
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78,912
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CA-02
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From
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67,390
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81,957
|
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X
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68,885
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84,006
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A
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70,607
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86,106
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B
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72,372
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88,259
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Pay Notes:
Line X: Employees paid at the minimum or the maximum of the old range continue at the minimum or the maximum
of the new rage. Calculation of new rates of pay for all other employees in the CA group will maintain the employee's
relative standing within the pay range (position in range is protected).
Line A: On June 22, 2001, the rate of pay will be increased by 2.5%.
Line B: On June 22, 2002, the rate of pay will be increased by 2.5%.
The Treasury Board has also authorized the discontinuance of the Lajoie or better application of retroactive revised
rates of pay for all excluded and unrepresented employees who were promoted, transferred, or deployed, or who commenced
acting pay during a retroactive period (Lajoie decision Federal Court of Appeal decision 149 N.R.223). Retroactive
calculations are to be performed according to Lajoie only. Please see Information bulletin dated January 21, 2001 and a
letter from Mr. T. Smith, Director, Pay Administration, Labour Relations Division, TBS dated July 27, 1999, to
Compensation Managers and Chiefs of Staff Relations on this subject.
Recalculation Example
Line X Calculation
Revised on July 18, 2002
The employee occupies a CA-01 position. The rate of pay on June 22, 2000 is $70,623. The CA-01 pay range is $57,421 to $73,278.
The range is $15,857 (Maximum rate minus Minimum rate).
The rate of pay is $13,202 above the minimum (Employee's Rate of pay minus Minimum rate).
The position in the range is 83.26% ($13,202 divided by $15,857).
The new pay range, effective June 22, 2001, after restructuring, is $58,586 to $75,110.
The new range is $16,524.
83.26% of $16,524 is $13,758.
The new rate of pay is $72,344.
Line A Calculation
The existing rate ($72,344) is increased by 2.5%.
$72,344 * 1.025 = $74,153.
Line B Calculation
The existing rate ($74,153) is increased by 2.5%.
$74,153 * 1.025 = $76,006.
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