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Compensation Review and Implementation Plan

As we approach the conclusion of the second semester, we are pleased to share some positive news about the compensation review. 

After a series of meetings and discussions with the University, we are happy to report that we have reached an agreement on the compensation review implementation plan.

Before we provide more information, particularly which job family levels are impacted, we wanted to first provide some context for those unfamiliar with compensation reviews.

What is a compensation review? Read more about Compensation Review and Implementation Plan

3% General Wage Increase for July 1, 2024

We hope you are enjoying the start of the Spring season.

We wanted to send you a note about your upcoming general wage increase (GWI) that comes into effect on July 1, 2024.

As you may remember, your GWI for 2024 is a guaranteed 2% increase, plus a potential inflation adjustment increase of another 1% if the BC inflation rate remains above 2%.

The inflation adjustment increase is based on the annualized average of the BC Consumer Price Index (CPI) over the previous 12-month period of March to February. Read more about 3% General Wage Increase for July 1, 2024

Support for AAPS Members at UBC Okanagan Regarding UBCO’s Budget Situation

We understand that some of you may be concerned by the recent news article that was published on Castanet about UBC Okanagan’s budget situation due to inflation and a decrease in international student tuition. Although we are guardedly optimistic that there will not be significant job losses among AAPS members, we recognize that this can be a stressful time for you and your team. Read more about Support for AAPS Members at UBC Okanagan Regarding UBCO’s Budget Situation

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