(1) The state board shall make rules requiring a school district's employee compensation system to be aligned with the district's annual evaluation system described in Section 53G-11-507.
(2) Rules adopted under Subsection (1) shall : (a) establish a timeline for developing and implementing an employee compensation system that is aligned with an annual evaluation system; and (b) provide that beginning no later than the 2016-17 school year: (i) any advancement on an adopted wage or salary schedule: (A) shall be based primarily on an evaluation; and (B) may not be based on end-of-level assessment scores; and (ii) an employee may not advance on an adopted wage or salary schedule if the employee's rating on the most recent evaluation is at the lowest level of an evaluation instrument.
(a) establish a timeline for developing and implementing an employee compensation system that is aligned with an annual evaluation system; and
(b) provide that beginning no later than the 2016-17 school year: (i) any advancement on an adopted wage or salary schedule: (A) shall be based primarily on an evaluation; and (B) may not be based on end-of-level assessment scores; and (ii) an employee may not advance on an adopted wage or salary schedule if the employee's rating on the most recent evaluation is at the lowest level of an evaluation instrument.
(i) any advancement on an adopted wage or salary schedule: (A) shall be based primarily on an evaluation; and (B) may not be based on end-of-level assessment scores; and
(A) shall be based primarily on an evaluation; and
(B) may not be based on end-of-level assessment scores; and
(ii) an employee may not advance on an adopted wage or salary schedule if the employee's rating on the most recent evaluation is at the lowest level of an evaluation instrument.
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