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Compensation

Rank

Faculty are compensated based on their current academic rank and in accordance with the CSU Salary Schedule. Faculty salaries are established via collective bargaining between the bargaining agent (CFA) and the Trustees of the CSU. Instructional Faculty ranks include: Assistant, Instructor, Lecturer, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor. For tenured and probationary faculty, a promotion is required to move from one rank to the next higher rank.

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Salary Schedule

The CSU Salary Schedule lists minimum and maximum monthly and annual salary for each rank. A copy of the salary schedule is available for reference in the office of Faculty Affairs and Records, and it may be accessed electronically on the Faculty Affairs and Records' website. When changes occur, an extract of the CSU Salary Schedule that lists information for most faculty ranks is distributed by the office of Faculty Affairs and Records.


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Salary Adjustments

Increases in the base pay of faculty unit employees can occur when a faculty unit employee receives an increase for Market or Equity, is promoted and receives a salary increase or during those fiscal years in which the CSU and CFA agree to provide increases in one or more of the following categories: across the board general salary increases; Faculty Merit Increases (FMI); and/or Service Salary Increases (SSI).


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Payroll Procedures

  • Pay Periods

Pay warrants are issued once a month on state pay days as noted on the current year's Academic Calendar. The Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs establishes the Academic Calendar which specifies the beginning and ending dates for each semester and the academic year, the academic holidays and academic pay periods, as well as other key dates for significant academic activities. Academic Calendars are published in the University Catalog, and copies are available from the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs and the office of Faculty Affairs and Records.
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  • Academic-Year Faculty Positions

An academic-year faculty who completes all service required for the year shall be paid in twelve equal installments, payable on state pay days covering the period of one year. A change in timebase, such as a full or partial leave without pay, or receiving any part of your compensation from a twelve-month position, that occurs during the fall semester has implications for the following August paycheck and for benefits for the following September. Faculty Affairs and Records or Payroll Services can explain in detail the effect of such changes.
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  • Ten-Month Faculty Positions

Individuals in this classification who complete all service required for the year shall be paid in twelve equal installments, payable on state pay days. The appropriate administrator determines the specific ten months of an employee's work schedule.
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  • Twelve-Month Faculty Positions

Faculty who are paid from either a portion or all of a twelve-month position (in contrast to academic-year faculty positions) do not necessarily receive salary in equal installments. Twelve-month positions are paid on the basis of twelve pay periods of 21 - 22 work days each. The amount earned in any one of those pay periods depends on the number of work days the individual was on duty and will be reduced if only a portion of the month is actually worked. Thus, when you move into the position and later when you move out of it, your payroll warrant will reflect some portion of the regular amount. Moving from a twelve-month position to an academic year position at a time other than the beginning of the academic year may have implications for your August pay and September benefits. Check with either Payroll Services or Faculty Affairs and Records about the implications of making this type of transition.
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  • Automatic Payroll Deductions

Normally, the following will be deducted from the warrants of qualifying employees: Federal Income Tax, State Income Tax, Membership in Public Employees Retirement System (PERS), Social Security - Old Age Security and Disability Insurance (OASDI) and Medicare, and CFA Agency Fee.
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  • Optional Payroll Deductions

When an individual is eligible for the deduction and files the appropriate request, other withholding may occur for one or more of the following: insurance premiums, credit union, savings bonds, membership dues in employee organizations, charitable contributions, tax deferred annuities, parking permit.
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  • Employee Changes

To file a change of address and/or telephone number or a change of withholding: (a) obtain the appropriate form from your department and submit the form through campus mail directly to Payroll Services, LH-216; (b) file the change in the Payroll Office, LH-216; or (c) file the change in Human Resources, College Park, Suite 700. Notice of an address change must also be given to the department/school office, and for full-time faculty to the office of Faculty Affairs and Records.
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  • Terminal Paychecks

Final paychecks for individuals separating from employment are not issued until notice of separation and CSUF property clearance forms are completed and submitted. (A notice of separation is required for part-time faculty, teaching associates and graduate assistants only if they did not complete the term of the appointment.)

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