2.4 Compensation and Benefits for UUA Staff: UUA Governance Manual
With respect to employment, compensation, and benefits for Association staff, the President shall not cause or allow:
- An unfair or inhumane benefit structure.
- Conditions that jeopardize the fiscal integrity of the Association.
Further, without limiting the scope of the foregoing by this enumeration, the President shall not:
- Promise permanent employment.
- Set salaries at levels that are materially less than those paid by comparable nonprofit organizations.
- Provide less than a living wage to all employees.
- Change or administer benefits so as to cause imprudent or inequitable situations, including those that:
- Incur unfunded liabilities.
- Allow any employee to lose benefits already promised.
- Differentiate among classes of employees.
- Incur unfunded liabilities.
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Last updated on Thursday, February 28, 2013.
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