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Home My WebLink About006 89 cc::~ ý;Jlln . RESOLUTION NO. 6-89 TO INCREASE ELECTION OFFICERS RATE OF PAY WHEREAS, the election officers (inspectors, judges and clerks) for Jefferson County have been paid the minimum Federal allowance, in the amount of $3.00'per hour, with no increase in wage rate for the past seven (7) years; and WHEREAS, due to their 'devotion to the County and willingness to work long hours at a pay rate far below the average employee, the Jefferson County Auditor recommends a pay rate increase for the said election officers to conform to the State minimum wage; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Jefferson County Commissioners, that the Auditor be, and she is hereby authorized to pay the election workers a new rate of $3.85 per hour effective this date; and the rate of $4.25 per hour effective January 1, 1990. APPROVED AND ADOPTED this ~~day of January, 1989. JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS "'""'~~~;*~~;', , /,"'-' ..~¡?<> "j-' ',,' """',,, '\' i~ \ I~ ~" -', ',' ' ""¡;-,~', " " ,0 ~,. .."'~., ,/ ~¡('\~ , I ~, '. r~,'-,,::;:f!:-,',>,"~"·.; 'f\~ ,\è,\\, / I.::,: \;~"l',,·', ,', ~ J ".\';, ~. ¡ "Í!,,'.1, ;"", I'} iJ '\(Jt : :.-;,:~.: \>~~\~' ~:', .'-: -~~' ~ ".~. r. ' t < f¡~ ~.~ ','" ~\(,,\ ;,: J f ì ,,~1!0 f _~1 '1' , î .' -.. '4 ...;., f,f '\ ,:t"·. i, It. ' h ,1." CI SEAL :\. .',. .. ~ '~. <-" ,',/ " ~.. ~'/,"~ ~ <..;.~ $ 0" í:. :',', ':/ ~ B. G. Brown, Member ATTEST: ~ 0'ùI-\ ~ ~ lì.o P ~ID9'.Jq Jerdine C. Bragg, ?' Clerk of the Board : VOL 15 t'~:)~ GtC 291 " ... OFFICE OF THE JEFFERSON COUNTY AUDITOR P.O. BOX 563, COURTHOUSE, PORT TOWNSEND, WA 983'68 (206) 385-9118 MARY E. GABOURY, COUNTY AUDITOR Date: January 20, 1989 Attn: Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners From: Mary E. Gaboury, Jefferson County Auditor Subj: Precinct Election Officers' Compensation Gentlemen: The precinct election officers (inspectors, judges & clerks) for Jefferson County have been paid at the rate of $3.00 per hour without any increase for the past seven (7) years. Washington State minimum wage has been increased from $2.30 per hour to $3.85 effective January 1, 1989; and $4.25 effective January 1, 1990~ Their devotion to the County and willingness to work long hours at a pay rate far below the average employee demands that in all fairness I recommend to the Board a pay rate increase for our election officers. The increases to conform to the state minimum wage. I anticipate no impact to the 1989 Elections Budget as a result of your approval of my recommendation. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Gaboury n County Auditor MEG: '. ~ J.;.~~~J ~ :.'-l :"'f¡~ . <f!. '. ,1, /" , t{, I, :! " :1 ,. ... t. RESOLUTION NO. 148-81 TO INCREASE ELECTION WORKERS RATE OF PAY WHEREAS, the election workers for Jefferson County have been paid the minimum Federal allowance, in the amount of $2.30 per hour, with no increase in wage rate for the past five (5) years; and WHEREAS, due to their devotion to the County and willingness to work long hours at a pay rate far below the average employee, the Jefferson County Auditor recommends a pay rate increase for the said election workers; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Jefferson County Commissioners, that the Auditor be, and she is hereby authorized to pay the election workers a new rate of $'i,Dopes hour effective January 1, 1982. ß/fJAJ. - .~ ,O;1h, ~,( .,¥If{ ~ )f'l DATED tñisIOt' -day of Decêmber, 1981. / JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ~J , " ZC-.£-'^'V B~G. rown, airman .'( \), I'i i /, , , , , , \ \ '. I, " , ,I \ , I' , 'I (J~~ ( (, , « /L.t( ./ . .' 0 Meara, em er - SEAL: .' \: t , . j.' ~ '" '¡' . \ i,' j. , ),'\ \ . t' ' . , ) ~ .,.. \ \ , ,'1:1 ¡\\' , ~a~f /lli({lJf1ù Carro 1 M. ercer ;1.iember ATTEST: . ~ké~ ye ne . r gg, k of the Board !' ~.. .. "", - ... , . ,I,. . " " ¡ ," , j . ,'·'"i/ .. , .. ~ # #J;'r'. ~; i ~:-T~'~ :!. _ -. ç:¡' ; ',~ ~ ¡; ~.Æ' "~'~~' l$~__$ toll:J .~ ~'''; ~~ STATE OF WASHINGTON ';Ii'!n"'lY'D;: . " I: " . ¡ : ...)~~ ~ ~ DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES GenNal Admini,stration Building . Olympia, Wa!>hington 9850-l--I-IU1 ,MINIMUM WAGE FACT"SHEET " ' The minimum wage law passed by voters in November 1988 goes into effect Jan. 1,1989. Following are some questions commonly asked by employers and workers. · How much is the new state minimum wage? On Jan. I, 1989, the Washington state minimum wage will be $3.85 per hour. On Jan. I, 1990, it will increase to $4.25. · What employees are covered under the new minimum wage law? Employees in the state of Washington 18 years of age or older, except for certain jobs exempted bylaw (RCW 49.46). · What about employees under age 18? Most minor employees in Washington work for businesses covered by the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). These businesses are required to pay their minor employees the federal minimum wage of $3.35. For those minors not covered under FLSA, state law requires the director of the Department of Labor and Industries to set the minimum wage. That minimum wage is currently $1.75. · What industries are covered under the new minimum wage law? Nearly all industries in the state, including agriculture. · How do I know whether the state or the federal minimum wage applies? Both federal and state employment laws say if two minimum wages apply, the worker must receive the higher of the two wages. The federal minimum wage is $3.35, so as of Jan. I, the new state wage will be higher than the federal minimum. " Are there penalties for non-compliance?" Employers who do not comply to the new law are subject to lawsuits for back wages and penalties. · Are there recordkeeping requirements? Every employer subject to the provisions of the law must keep employment records stating employees' names. addresses, occupations, rates of pay and actual hours worked, Those records are open to inspection by the Department of Labor and Indusnies. . For more information on the new minimum wage law, call your local Labor and Industries service location (listed in the government section of your phone book). ...... .