Title: Briefing on Salary Assessment
1Briefing on Salary Assessment
- Primary schools and Special Schools (Pri)
2Schedule
3Guide to Salary Assessment(Salary Guide)
- Posted on EMB Homepage
- Separate for Aided Primary and Secondary Schools
(Including Special Schools) - Path Teachers Development ? Employment Related
Information ? Salary Assessment in Aided Schools
4(1) Continuous Service
- Serving Teacher with Continuous Service
- Paid under Salaries Grant
- Transferring from another aided school
- Same Basic Rank
- Same Full-time Equivalence
- Assessment Result Salary particulars retained
(Salary Point, Incremental Date (ID), Salary Bar,
etc.)
5(2) Not Continuous but Without Break
- Serving Teacher without Break in Service (but Not
Continuous) - Paid under Salaries Grant
- Transferring from another aided school
- Same Basic Rank
- Same Full-time Equivalence
- Assessment Result Salary Point retained but ID
usually deferred
6Example 1 Teacher A with No Break
- Teacher A is a trained CM serving in another
aided school up to 31.8.2006. His last salary
point is MPS Pt. 13 with ID on 1.9. - If Teacher A joins your school as CM on
5.12.2006, his salary point is MPS Pt.14 with ID
changed to 1.12 (next increment on 1.12.2007) - (Hint Treat the 95 days without service as
no-pay leave and defer the ID by 3 months.)
7Example 2 Teacher B with No Break
- Teacher B is a trained CM serving in another
aided school up to 31.8.2006. His last salary
point is MPS Pt. 20 with I.D. on 1.11. - If Teacher B joins your school as CM on
17.12.2006, his salary point is - MPS Pt. 20 with I.D. changed to
- 1.3 (next increment on 1.3.2007)
- (Hint Without service for 107 days, ID deferred
by 4 months)
8No-pay Leave
For serving teachers
No Service for
To defer ID by
1 - 15 days Not applicable 16 45 days 1
month 46 75 days 2 months 76 105 days 3
months
106 135 days 4 months
.. etc .. ..etc.
9Example 3 Teacher C with No Break
- Teacher C is a trained CM serving in another
aided school up to 20.9.2006. His last salary
point is MPS Pt. 21 with ID on 1.11. - If Teacher C joins your school as CM on
3.10.2006, his salary point is - MPS Pt. 21 with same ID on 1.11
- (Hint No service for 12 days, ID will remain
unchanged)
10(3) Brand New Teachers
- CM or APSM
- Academic Qualifications
- Initial Teacher Training (ITT)
- Apply the appropriate salary scale
- Salary Bar for teachers without ITT
- (Note Non-local qualifications ? Assessment by
the HKCAA)
11Standard Salary Scales
- CM with ITT MPS Pt.12 24
- CM without ITT MPS Pt. 12 17 24
- APSM with ITT MPS Pt.122 29
- APSM without ITT MPS Pt. 12 22 29
12(4) Teachers with Break in Service
- CM or APSM
- Academic ITT documents
- Countable Experience (Post-qualification)
- Certificate of Service
- Salary Scale after 1.4.2000
- Salary re-assessment
13Basic Formula
Recognized teacher training
Relevant post-qualification experience
Starting point of the rank
Salary Point, Incremental Date and Salary Bar
14Certificate of Service
- Service period
- Rank details
- Full-time/part-time (specify fraction)
- Source of funding
- No-pay leave taken
- Latest salary particulars (Salary Point/ID)
- RT/PT Number
15Points to Note (1)
- Teaching experience is counted on complete month
basis (e.g. experience from 12.9.1996 to
25.2.1998 attracts an incremental credit of 1
year and 5 months only). - Duties and/or teaching hours per week should be
comparable to full-time teachers. - Teaching formal curriculum courses comparable to
those offered in aided schools attended by
full-time students.
16Points to Note (2)
- Capped experience teaching experience with
salary frozen at salary bar not counted for
incremental credit - Reference (Delinked) / Increment (Adjusted) pay
scale
17Salary Assessment forNon-teaching Staff
- Under Salaries Grant
- Clerical Staff
- Specialist and Non-Specialist Staff
- (Refer to EMBC No. 38/2000)
18(5) Points to Note for Regrading
- Non-graduate rank to graduate rank
- - may fit-in salary but capped by maximum point
or salary bar of the new rank - - new ID, if applicable, depends on the
effective date of regrading) - Downgrading reassess by applying the new salary
scale
19Practice Salary Assessment
- Case Study
- Check after Break
- (End of Part 1)