December 3, 2024


 

TO:  HR Business Partners and UCPath Initiators/Approvers

FR:  Kathy Moore, Director of Compensation, Human Resources     

RE:  California Minimum Wage Increase Effective January 1, 2025


 

***This message was sent on behalf of Kathy Moore. Please do not reply to this message.***


 

This is to inform you that the California minimum wage will increase from $16.00 per hour to $16.50 per hour effective January 1, 2025.  This change primarily impacts students in casual-restricted positions, but it also impacts some limited appointment employees in hourly paid BYA titles (i.e. Camp Counselors, Recreation Program Instructors, and Non-UC Students). 


 

This change will be coordinated centrally by HR in collaboration with the UCPath Center.  You do not need to take any action. The centralized process will identify active appointments in UCPath with an hourly rate of less than $16.50 per hour, and will create a new pay rate of $16.50 per hour effective 12/22/24 for bi-weekly paid employees and 1/1/25 for monthly paid employees.  This process is scheduled to take place in mid-December.  


 

UCSB salary range minimums that fall below $16.50 per hour will be adjusted in the Job Code Lookup system (formerly known as TCS) effective January 1, 2025.  The job titles impacted by this change are:

 

 

Title

Current Pay Range

New Pay Range

4000

Student Aid Outside Agency

BYA*

BYA*

4329

Student Activities Appointed Official

BYA*

BYA*

4331

Elected Officer, Student Government

BYA*

BYA*

4740

Student Intern

$16.00 - $40/hour

$16.50 – $40/hour

4247

Student Intern Non UC

$16.00 - $40/hour

$16.50 – $40/hour

4922

Student 1

$16.00 - $40/hour

$16.50 – $40/hour

4927

Student 1 Non UC

$16.00 - $40/hour

$16.50 – $40/hour

4930

Student Clinical

$23.00 - $40/hour

$23.00 – $40/hour

4944

Student Residence Halls

BYA*

BYA*

9920

Student Volunteer (“Notetakers”)

BYA*

BYA*


 

*Compensation for positions identified as BYA must be in compliance with the California State minimum wage law regardless of how they’re set up in UCPath (hourly paid, recurring additional pay, or one-time pay).


 

If you have any questions regarding the above changes, please contact the Compensation Analyst that supports your department.

 

Thank you.