OSBA Unveils New Costing Models
Heading into contract negotiations soon? Would it be helpful to plug your district's data into a spreadsheet and instantly get total-cost information in a variety of categories for up to five years? Then, check out OSBA’s Proposal Costing models for licensed and classified staff.
Enter the following information into the model:
1. Salary schedule;
2. Extra-duty pay schedule (licensed only);
3. Insurance premium rates;
4. Staff's current placement on the salary schedule, the extra-duty schedule and insurance plans.
Enter the proposal figures for each year up to 5 years:
1. Increase the base salary of your schedule
2. Give one or more steps (or no step)
3. Set the district's insurance contribution.
Instantly get the following results, plus a whole lot more:
1. Total cost of the proposal;
2. Cost of increasing the schedule (base salary increase);
3. Cost of giving a step;
4. Total cost of extra-duty assignments (licensed only);
5. Total cost of insurance benefits.
Salary Costing Can Help You See The Whole Picture
(5/5/06)
| Salary
Costing Model Demonstration |
| Format |
Description
Help |
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Download the licensed tutorial here to see a demonstration of the model.
(2255kb) |
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Download the
classified tutorial here to see a demonstration of the model.
(2188kb) |
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The models come on a CD with easy-to-follow written instructions, sample models and a tutorial. The cost is $250 for a single user license and $500 for an unlimited user license.
You can purchase the Salary Costing Model using OSBA’s on-line
publication ordering or by calling OSBA at
1-800-578-OSBA (6722).
Designed for experienced users of Microsoft Excel, you will need a Windows-based computer with Microsoft Excel 2003, a 330-megahertz or faster Pentium 4 processor and a minimum 512 megabytes of RAM to use the
models.
Contact 
Jenny Fedler,
Human Resource Development Assistant, for more information. |
