This location lists 0 title codes. What follows is where its record differs from the rest of UC’s. The full table is below, folded.
Codes this location began listing after they were already in the unit elsewhere. A vaguer answer here is not a later arrival and is not counted.
No code here starts later than the date it carries UC-wide.
TCS does not say why a code is absent at a location. The job may not exist here, or the code may be a grandfathered (GF) one tied to a person who has left.
A different pay basis (annual or hourly) or a different number of steps from this location’s campus/med-center counterpart, or from most locations. A basis difference is structural, not a different pay decision.
Every code here is keyed the same way it is keyed elsewhere.
This location’s own rows from the one change ledger, newest first.
Nothing recorded here yet. A blank is “not captured”, never “nothing happened”.
TCS is UC's official registry of job classifications and their pay. This site tracks TX titles — technical jobs represented by the union.
What HR calls accretion: a title added to the bargaining unit without a vote.
A title in the unit with no contract rates yet shows no rates yet. A contract sets either a step ladder (fixed rates, step 1 to top step) or an open range (a min and a max).
The represented titles are the same set at every location. A code missing somewhere means the job doesn't exist there, or it is a GF (grandfathered) code — kept for someone whose pay didn't fit the new scale when their old job moved into Career Tracks. It goes away when that person leaves.
TCS answers one date at a time and does not keep what it used to say. This site keeps the dates next to each other.
Before trusting a number. Later actions overwrite a record's effective date — the annual refresh restamps most titles to ~Jul 1, so the date shown is not always the date of the event. Changes are keyed retroactively. A blank means "not captured here", never "nothing happened".
Check it yourself at tcs.ucop.edu/non-academic-titles: pick this location, set the effective date you care about, search the 6-digit code.