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Personnel Board's <br /> Minutes of April 26, 1982 Page 5 <br /> At this point, Selectwoman Thomas showed the Board what she was referring to regarding <br /> the pay scale in order to give them a general idea which could give the town an option <br /> when hiring people. <br /> Bob stated that he believes in steps. <br /> Selectwoman Thomas mentioned that a lot of dollars are being spent on salaries. <br /> Bob stated again that Cape Cod Community College would like to get involved with regard <br /> to steps and job titles. <br /> Selectman Garland replied that it would be within the Personnel Board's right to advance <br /> the project. He asked if it was going to cost money? <br /> Bob replied that it would be a project which he would not Cape Cod Community College to do <br /> if it were going to cost money. <br /> Selectman Garland stated that this was the type of project that the Board of Selectmen <br /> were trying to resolve. He suggested going to the Finance Committee for a transfer of funds <br /> if it were going to cost money. <br /> Bob replied that there was a lot of work involved and that the Board would toss it around. <br /> Selectman Garland suggested setting a perimeter of what they were trying to do and the next <br /> thing could be to talk to the people at Cape Cod Community College to have them send indi- <br /> viduals in here to talk to the Executive Secretary, Department Heads, Board of Selectmen, <br /> Personnel Board, etc. <br /> Joe felt that the town should get somebody who knows what they are doing. <br /> Bob stated that the professors at the College oversee what the students are doing. <br /> Joe then asked how the students would get the data? <br /> Bob replied that we would give them the data. <br /> Joe maintained that we should get a firm who does this type of work instead of mickey mousing <br /> this thing. <br /> Bob then replied that he was looking for the best way out if the town did not want to spend <br /> the money. He then mentioned the book which he had suggested the town purchasing. <br /> Selectwoman Thomas replied that Mashpee was famous for being penny wise and pound foolish <br /> in hiring people with no equipment for them to perform their duties. <br /> Caroline asked what other towns on the Cape Mashpee was comparable to? <br /> Joe felt that Mashpee would be comparable to Brewster and possibly Harwich. <br /> Curtis commented that the Selectmen might know that there is a need and that maybe: the <br /> Personnel Board doesn't. <br /> Selectwoman Thomas replied that they have to know. There is definitely a need. We have to <br /> ut something in place which is beneficial to the town. <br /> Joe commented that many times the Union fills a void. <br />