Explanation
BACKGROUND:
The Economic Advisory Committee recently issued their report. One of their recommendations is that the City conduct a total compensation audit to assess the competitiveness of the City's total compensation package: pay, health insurance, and pension. This ordinance authorizes the Director of Human Resources to enter into contract with a human capital management consulting firm, to conduct such a due diligence assessment. Especially in these difficult economic times, it is critical that the City is maximizing the dollars spent by not underpaying nor overpaying to successfully recruit and retain employees with the knowledge and skills to ensure that the City provides the most efficient and effective government possible.
As a result of a Request for Proposal process in accordance with Section 329.14 of the Columbus City Codes, 11 bid responses were reviewed by the City's Evaluation Committee, comprised of three members. Each proposal was evaluated on the following criteria as required by Section 329.14: competency to perform; quality and feasibility of the bidder's proposal; ability to perform the required service competently; past performances; and cost structure of the proposal. Aon Consulting, Inc. is recommended as the Total Compensation Audit Consultant Aon Consulting, Inc. provides the best combination of: 1) technical experience, 2) sufficient databases to be able to conduct the comparisons without a survey, 3) a good number of benchmark jobs, and 4) a demonstrated ability to make sound and progressive recommendations.
Contract compliance number is: 222232264
FISCAL IMPACT:
This legislation authorizes the Department of Human Resources to enter into contract with Aon Consulting, Inc. to establish the maximum obligation liability of $80,000 for the total compensation audit. An additional appropriation of $80,000 is required for this purpose.
Title
To authorize the ap...
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