Job Codes and 2008 Pay Plan
The State's classification system is broken down by job categories. Each job category has assigned job codes. Job codes use the format 1AA1 through 9ZZ7. The first number of the job code indicates the job category, while the last number indicates skill level. Any new hire will start at the minimum of the salary range, unless otherwise posted. The descriptions listed for each job category are to be used as a general guideline and may not be all inclusive.
Job Categories
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- Clerical, Office Machine Operators, and Technicians (COMOT)
Codes: 3AA1-3ZZ6
These are positions that would be "clerical" in nature and may not require college training or specific professional training. The following are positions that would be considered "clerical": Clerical Assistants, Account Clerks, Stores Clerks, Secretaries, Claims Takers
These are positions that would be "clerical" in nature and may not require college training or specific professional training. The following are positions that would be considered "clerical": Clerical Assistants, Account Clerks, Stores Clerks, Secretaries, Claims Takers
Codes: EAA1-EZZ7
These are positions such as Directors, Department Heads or highly specialized occupations.
These are positions such as Directors, Department Heads or highly specialized occupations.
Codes: EXBB
These are positions such as Directors, Department Heads and Agency Heads
These are positions such as Directors, Department Heads and Agency Heads
Codes: 4AA1-4ZZ5
These positions would be considered "general labor and or maintenance" and help maintain and repair state facilities. The following are positions that would be considered general labor/maintenance: Building Custodians, Auto Mechanics, Maintenance Repairperson, Grounds Foreman
These positions would be considered "general labor and or maintenance" and help maintain and repair state facilities. The following are positions that would be considered general labor/maintenance: Building Custodians, Auto Mechanics, Maintenance Repairperson, Grounds Foreman
Codes: 1AA1-2ZZ6
Occupations that require specialized or theoretical knowledge through college training or through extensive work experience that requires on-going training, which provides comparable knowledge.
Occupations that require specialized or theoretical knowledge through college training or through extensive work experience that requires on-going training, which provides comparable knowledge.
Codes: 5AA1-5ZZ4
These are positions such as Correctional Officers, Security Guards, Arson Investigators and Conservation Officers
These are positions such as Correctional Officers, Security Guards, Arson Investigators and Conservation Officers
Codes: 6AA1-6ZZ8; 7AA1-7ZZ8; 8AA1-8ZZ8; 9AA1-9ZZ7
These occupations normally require a level of formal education which ranges from completion of high school through an advanced college level degree depending upon both the job category supervised and level of job in the supervisory hierarchy.
These occupations normally require a level of formal education which ranges from completion of high school through an advanced college level degree depending upon both the job category supervised and level of job in the supervisory hierarchy.
Click here for a complete list of job codes, job classifications and their correlating job family.
2008 Pay Plan
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- The salary range for each job classification correlates to the assigned skill level for each job code.
- The first number indicates the job category. The last number indicates the skill level.
- Any new hire will start at the minimum of the salary range unless otherwise posted.
- Some positions are hard to fill and have been assigned a recruitment differential. See the recruitment differential schedule.
- Indiana State Police, Excise Police, Conservation Officers and Gaming Enforcement are all paid on a 20-year matrix, while Capitol Police and Motor Carrier Inspectors are paid on a 10-year matrix. All matrices are separate from the general pay plan and RD listing.
Click here to see all matrices associated with the above classifications
Click here for non-matrix classifications.
Click here for broadband classifications.
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