Salary Scales

Title Code System (TCS) Instructions

The UC system-wide Title Code System (TCS) can be used to view up-to-date information and rates for all UC title codes, both academic and non-academic, represented and unrepresented.

Instructions for Use

1. Click on Title Code System (TCS)
2. Click on "Non-Academic" Titles
3. Type in one or more search criteria on the "Search Form" page and click "Search" at the bottom of the page
4. On the "Search Results" page, click on the title code that you want to open up and view rates for
5. On the "Title Detail" page you will see General Information and Detailed Information for that title. You will also see two different rate tables — one for covered (COV) bargaining unit rates, and one for uncovered (UNC) non-represented rates

Title Name Abbreviations

In November of 2012, UCOP implemented Titling Conventions for all title code names in an effort to prepare for the eventual conversion to Oracle PeopleSoft (see UC Path). This resulted in many titles being reduced in character size due to abbreviations. Here is a list of the words that will always be abbreviated and a full list of all UC abbreviated title names. UC Titling Conventions   Full List of Titles with Abbreviations

UCSB's Salary Scales and Grade Structures

At UCSB, most titles are assigned either a grade or a step scale. Graded titles have a minimum and a maximum rate and employees can be paid anywhere within the range. Titles with a step scale (ie. step 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, etc) have a succession of steps, beginning with step 1.0 and ending with a negotiated maximum step (differs between titles). Generally speaking, positions in the Professional and Support Staff (PSS) program and the Managers and Senior Professionals (MSP) program are assigned a salary grade, and positions assigned to a Collective Bargaining Unit are on a step scale. Positions that are assigned a grade must be paid a salary within the minimum and maximum of the salary range, and positions that are on a step scale, must be paid on one of the negotiated steps.

Public Salary Databases

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA EMPLOYEE PAY:

Below is a searchable database of payroll data. It may be used to search for pay information on an individual UC employee or a group of employees (e.g., employees with the same job titles). By clicking on the category headings at the top of the display, data may also be sorted by location, salary level, and other criteria.

UC Payroll Data

As part of its commitment to transparency and public accountability, each year the University of California publicly reports employee pay data. The report covers UC's career faculty and staff employees, as well as part-time, temporary and student employees. This summary analysis of UC's payroll, along with breakdowns of pay by individual employee, personnel category and fund sources is available at:

Analysis of UC Pay Data