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PEA salary schedule

The PEA Collective Agreement entitles staff members to progression increases on July 1 each year, subject to satisfactory performance, as well as a general salary adjustment.

Once posted, salary notices are available for employees to view via Online Tools.

PEA salary grades

Prior to reviewing the current and upcoming salary ranges for PEA positions, please ensure you know what your position is graded.

Definitions:

  • floor: minimum salary for each salary range
  • job rate: the salary staff members may expect to achieve through Progression Adjustments, normally over a period of four years in a position, subject to placement on hiring, or promotion, or job evaluation, and satisfactory progress towards their fully qualified and competent level of performance
  • ceiling: the highest salary to which staff members who have reached the job rate may advance through performance adjustments, based on satisfactory performance 

Progression adjustments

Progression adjustments are based on a combination of satisfactory performance and service in a position and take effect on July 1 each year:

  • employees with a salary range between the floor and the job rate will be eligible for a progression increase, currently set at 3.25% of actual salary
  • employees with a salary range between the job rate and the ceiling are eligible for a progression increase, currently set at 2.25% up to the ceiling

In cases of clearly documented unsatisfactory performance as outlined in Article 6.02 of the Collective Agreement, staff members may receive a pro-rated progression adjustment, or it may be withheld. 

Progression increases are pro-rated for staff with less than one full year of service in the 12 months preceding July 1.

Article 21.01 of the Collective Agreement comprehensively outlines progression adjustments for PEA staff members.

Frequently asked questions

Each individual's salary adjustment will vary based on their unique circumstance, and is determined in a fair and transparent manner outlined in the Collective Agreement.

Each year, employees are eligible to receive a progression adjustment based on their performance, pro-rated according to their start date, until they reach their salary ceiling, as outlined in the collective agreement.

The assessment period for the July 1 increase is based on the previous 12 months, specifically from July 1 to June 30 of the previous year.

The progression adjustment is determined by considering the time the employee has spent in the role (or contiguous service in an appointed PEA job) and their performance during that period. This approach ensures fairness by aligning the increase with the actual time worked (i.e., service). It is our practice to pro-rate the increase, and we have addressed similar inquiries in the past.

PEA members receive a general wage increase (GWI) as part of the newly ratified collective agreement, effective July 1st for 2024. It's important to note that these general wage increases are not pro-rated and apply uniformly to all members, prior to applying the progression increase.

We are unable to provide information about your colleagues. We suggest reaching out to your excluded leader, who is welcome to connect with HR for further clarification or information.

Having a new master's degree does not directly impact your salary. We encourage you to initiate a conversation with your supervisor to explore further opportunities for career advancement. For detailed information regarding salary progression within the PEA, please refer to Article 21 of the PEA Collective Agreement.

The general wage increase (GWI) is a universal increase that is applicable to all members. Waiting until July 1st will not make a difference as you will receive the general wage increase along with all other members.