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European Central Bank
Conditions of Employment for Staff of the European Central Bank
Annex I - Salary Structure
Directorate General Human Resources, Budget and Organisation Last amended 1 January 2010

Conditions of Employment for Staff of the European Central Bank Annex I -
Salary Structure

January 2010

STRUCTURE OF BASIC SALARIES OF THE ECB

1. The structure of basic salaries of the ECB is as follows:

SALARY	Entry point	Band maximum
BAND	Euro	Euro
L	189,540	238,896
K	159,720	201,336
J	113,292	162,564
I	102,648	128,892
H	93,936	117,948
G	75,468	96,828
F/G	63,144	96,828
F	63,144	80,880
E/F	52,896	80,880
E	52,896	67,992
D	45,084	56,688
C	38,904	48,852
B	34,884	42,060
A	32,076	36,960

2. Each salary step within a band is approximately 0.25% higher than the step below. The Directorate General Human Resources, Budget and Organisation maintains a salary grid indicating all steps.
3. The salary bands will be adjusted on the basis of annual general salary increases.
4. The Executive Board shall assign members of staff to a single salary band or a combination of two adjacent salary bands (‘broadbanding’). The Executive Board may decide to delegate this authority. Progression through broadbands is incremental and therefore does not require a formal promotion from the lower to the upper band.
5. The Executive Board shall determine individual salary increases within the overall limits it adopts in the Annual Salary and Bonus Review exercise. Such individual salary increases shall be based on the assessment of the growth of a member of staff’s contribution to the tasks of the ECB relative to that of other members of staff who perform their duties within the same business area.
6. The Executive Board may decide to delegate the authority to determine individual salary increases.’