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Administrative Law Judge II pay range

State of Colorado · class code H5L2

$7,991 to $12,786 per month$7,991$12,786MINIMUM · MIDPOINT $10,388 · MAXIMUM

Published per month range, State of Colorado

Class code
H5L2
Pay grade
H22
Pay unit
Month
State
Colorado

Step progression

Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration, Division of Human Resources assigns this class to pay grade H22 in the FY pay plan step progression. The plan prints thirty years of progression and the figure moves 9 times, shown below as the years it changes in.

BasisYr 1-2Yr 3-4Yr 5-7Yr 8-9Yr 10-11Yr 12-14Yr 15-19Yr 20-24Yr 25-30
Annual$95,892$100,692$105,732$111,024$124,656$127,152$129,696$132,288$134,928
Monthly$7,991$8,391$8,811$9,252$10,388$10,596$10,808$11,024$11,244

Steps as published. The monthly figure is the state's own; the annual row is that figure times twelve, which the plan does not print.

The same range, converted

BasisMinimumMaximum
Per month$7,991$12,786
Per year$95,892$153,432
Per hour at 2080 hours$46.10$73.77

Conversions are arithmetic on the published rate at a standard full-time basis. The plan publishes only the per month figure.

Where this comes from

Colorado Department of Personnel and Administration, Division of Human Resources publishes this figure in State of Colorado Pay Plan. Every number on this page is read from that document; nothing is estimated, modelled or averaged.

Nearby classes in Colorado

Information Technology IV $7,985 to $12,755IT Developer IV $7,985 to $12,755IT Infrastructure IV $7,985 to $12,755Webmaster V $7,985 to $12,755Analyst VI $7,991 to $12,786Auditor IV $7,991 to $12,786Budget & Policy Analyst IV $7,991 to $12,786Community and Economic Development VI $7,991 to $12,786

Administrative Law Judge II in other states

StateMinimumMaximumPer year at full time
Oklahoma$57,358$212,290$57,358 to $212,290

Each state publishes its own range for a classification with this exact title. Duties, grade structures and bargaining units differ between states, so read each class page before comparing.

All Colorado classifications