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Western Region Contract Campaigns Training August 2014 Handout Steps of Basic Contract Costing Wage increases Bonuses Rollup costs Health insurance Information Needed Total payroll Number of bargaining unit members ID: 748297

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Costing 101

Mark Murphy

Research and Collective Bargaining Services

Western Region

Contract Campaigns Training

August 2014

Handout

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Steps of Basic Contract Costing

Wage increases

BonusesRoll-up costsHealth insuranceSlide3

Information Needed

Total payrollNumber of bargaining unit members

Total hours paidPayroll-based benefit ratesHealth insurance enrollment and costsHealth insurance premium increasesSlide4

Costing Wage Increases

Cents-Per-Hour Increase:Increase amount × Total hours

Example: $0.30 × 100,000 = $30,000Percentage Increase:Percentage amount × Total payrollExample: 3% × $1,000,000 = $30,000Slide5

Multiple Year Increases

Same formula as annualUse new increased average wage for 2nd

& 3rd yearsCost is cumulative. For a 3 year contract:- 1st year cost increases occur in 1st, 2nd and 3rd years- 2nd year cost increases occur in 2nd and 3rd years- 3rd year cost increases occur only in 3rd year Slide6

Use New Increased Payroll As Base For 2nd & 3rd Years

1st Year

3.0% = $1,000,000 × 0.03 = $30,000New payroll = $1,000,000 + $30,000 = $1,030,0002nd Year 3.0% = $1,030,000 × 0.03 = $30,900New payroll = $1,030,000 + $30,900 = $1,060,900

3rd Year 3.0% = $1,060,900 × 0.03 = $31,827New payroll = $1,060,900 + $31,827 = $1,092,727Slide7

Cost Is CumulativeCost Over Base Year

Year 1Year 2Year 31st Year 3%

$30,000$30,000$30,0002nd Year 3%--30,90030,900

3rd Year 3%----31,827Wage Increase Cost30,00060,900

92,727Slide8

Timing Counts: Frontloaded Vs. Backloaded Wages

Frontloaded

BackloadedBase$10.00Base

$10.001st Year 4%10.401st Year 2%10.20

2nd Year 2%10.612nd Year 4%

10.61Slide9

Costing Bonuses

Flat Dollar Bonus:Bonus amount × Number of workers

Example: $750 × 40 = $30,000Percentage Bonus:Percentage amount × Total payrollExample: 3% × $1,000,000 = $30,000 Bonuses are not cumulative.Slide10

Roll-Up Costs

What is roll-up?Rates vary by jurisdiction and bargaining unit

Apply roll-up to:Wage increasesBonusesShift differential increasesIncreases in overtimeSlide11

Roll-Up Components

Benefit% of PayrollSocial Security

6.20%Medicare1.45%Pension (base only)6.00%

Unemployment Insurance (base only)1.50%Workers’ comp (base only)1.50%Life insurance (base only)

0.50%Total17.15%Slide12

Calculating Roll-Up CostsYear 1

Year 2Year 3Wage increase cost

$30,000$60,900$92,727Roll-up rate17.15%17.15%17.15%Roll-up amount

5,14510,44415,903Fully loaded wage cost35,14571,344108,630Slide13

Costing Health Insurance

Base year cost:Enrollees × per-plan annual cost = total cost

Total cost × employer share = employer costPremium increases:If maintaining same employer-employee premium shares: Employer cost × percentage increaseIf employer covers a set % of increase: Total cost × percentage increase × employer % of increaseSlide14

Health InsuranceBase Year CostCoverage Option

FamilyTwo-PartySingleTotal

Enrolled members2012840× Annual cost per plan$15,000$10,000$7,500= Total annual cost300,000120,000

60,000480,000× Employer % of cost75%80%90%= Total employer cost225,000

96,00054,000375,000Slide15

Health InsurancePremium Increases(Totals – All

Coverages)Year 1Year 2Year 3

Previous year total cost$480,000$518,400 $559,872× Premium increase8%8%8%= Total increase

38,40041,47244,790New total cost518,400559,872604,662

× Employer % increase100%100%100%= Employer increase38,40041,47244,790

Increase over base year38,40079,872124,662Slide16
Slide17

Putting It All Together: Total Wage & Benefit CostsCost Over Base Year

Year 1Year 2Year 3Wage increase cost

$30,000$60,900$92,727Roll-up amount5,14510,44415,903Health insurance cost 38,400

79,872124,662Total contract costs73,545151,216233,292Slide18

PracticeSlide19

What’s Missing?Time off for sick, vacation, personal days, added holidaysNo cost unless employer replaces the worker for time offReplaced hours costed at replacement pay rate (may be overtime)Steps in the pay scaleCosting assumes level staffing, seniority profileSenior workers are replaced by junior ones

Lapse rate saves moneySlide20

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