If you are on the 191-day schedule , you will find your salary division listed after the word "Grade" in the center box at the top of your paycheck statement.
The contractual designations for salary divisions (also called "lanes") cannot be printed on the MPS PeopleSoft paycheck statements. For example, if you have a master's degree plus 16 credits, you are in the MA+16 division on the salary schedule, as printed in the contract. However, on the PeopleSoft paycheck statements, the MA+16 division is coded as "D."
The 191-day salary schedule shows both the PeopleSoft paycheck codes for salary divisions and the descriptions used in the contract. At the top of the chart, the codes used by MPS on the paychecks are listed first, followed by the contractual salary divisions in bold (see below).