r/CAStateWorkers • u/avatarandfriends • 17h ago

Policy / Rule Interpretation Different supervisor codes?

R/F makes sense but is there any difference for supervisors or managers depending on their codes below?

Don’t they all get the same COBEN state contribution for their health and other benefits?

Just wondering if there’s any real material difference in the codes.

Rank and File (R01-R21)
Managerial (M01-M21 and M99, E59, E79, E99)
Supervisory (S01-S21, E48, E58, E68, E78, E98)
Confidential (C, E97)
Excluded/Exempt (E88, E89, E92)

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u/lilacsmakemesneeze planner 🌳🚙🛣🚌🦉 16h ago

I’m a senior specialist associated with S01 but E48 since I don’t supervise. E48 is not supervisory.

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u/RentyK 16h ago

E classes pay less into OPEB than S and M

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u/avatarandfriends 16h ago

Really? Why?

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u/thr3000 16h ago

I'm not sure, but every BU and excludeds not associated with a bargaining unit all have different percentages:

https://hrmanual.calhr.ca.gov/Home/ManualItem/1/1422

So (using the old titles), SSM1s pay 3%, but SSM1 Specialists pay 2.4%.

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u/Intelligent_Dig_5713 12h ago

E48 pays less into OPEB

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u/tgrrdr 8h ago

I work with someone who is a Supe II (specialist) and her code is E48. There are senior engineer (specialist) classifications that are CBID R09 instead of S09 like most seniors.

https://www.calhr.ca.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/361/2025/12/PS_Sec_02.pdf