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3. Compensation and Bene ts
             2.1 Provide responsive, ef cient city services
             2.2 Recruit and retain a highly-quali ed workforce
             2.3 Effectively leverage information technology

             Human Resources is responsible for administration of the City’s classi cation and compensation system including job evaluation,
             job  description  development,  completion  of  salary  surveys  and  administration  and  application  of  the  compensation  plan.  In
             addition  to  compensation,  the  department  is  also  responsible  for  administration  of  the  employee  bene ts  and  retirement
             programs. This includes annual evaluation of bene t plan designs, contract administration, and compliance with federal and state
             regulations. The Human Resources Department also administers leave bene ts provided to employees.


             3. Compensation and Bene ts (continued)
             2.1 Provide responsive, ef cient city services
             2.2 Recruit and retain a highly-quali ed workforce
             2.3 Effectively leverage information technology

             The City’s wellness program, created in conjunction with the Employee Bene ts and Wellness Committee, has been successful
             since its re-implementation in  scal year 2010. With the outcomes-based model, medical insurance premiums paid by employees
             are based on tiers earned through biometric screening measurements. Tier I provides the highest City subsidy and Tier III provides
             the least City subsidy. Participation in the wellness program remains steadily high - in 2022 participation was 93%.
             According to the City’s health insurance broker, when compared to the other cities in the state of Texas, Colleyville has one of the
             most progressive wellness programs that is three to four years ahead of other cities. Colleyville has developed and implemented a
             long-term strategy of linking wellness to the health bene ts plan.


             4. Safety Awareness and Injury Prevention
             2.1 Provide responsive, ef cient city services
             2.2 Recruit and retain a highly-quali ed workforce
             2.3 Effectively leverage information technology

             The  Human  Resources  Department  is  responsible  for  the  development,  implementation  and  maintenance  of  employee  safety
             awareness  and  injury  prevention  programs.  This  includes  providing  safety  training,  injury  analysis,  and  the  oversight  and
             administration of the City’s workers’ compensation program. In addition, the Human Resources Department works with the Safety
             Committee to assess current safety policies, evaluate current processes, and maintain a program designed to minimize the impact
             and  occurrence  of  incidents.  The  purpose  is  to  heighten  safety  awareness,  promote  education  and  increase  accountability  to
             minimize incidents in the workplace.


             5. Legal and Regulatory Compliance
             2.1 Provide responsive, ef cient city services
             2.2 Recruit and retain a highly-quali ed workforce
             2.3 Effectively leverage information technology

             There are numerous laws and regulations governing the employment relationship that Human Resources staff must understand
             and  navigate  in  order  to  help  avoid  costly   nes  and  other  penalties.  Common  examples  of  the  types  of  laws  regulating  the
             employer-employee  relationship  include:  the  Fair  Labor  Standards  Act,  which  establishes  the  minimum  wage  and  rights  to
             overtime pay for certain workers; federal civil rights laws, which prohibit employers from considering race, gender, age, or other
             “protected” status when making hiring and  ring decisions or otherwise setting the terms and conditions of employment; the
             Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), which grants certain employees the right to take up to twelve weeks of unpaid leave each
             year in speci c circumstances, as well as the right to be restored to the same or equivalent position upon returning from such
             leave;  and  the  Uniform  Services  Employment  and  Reemployment  Rights  Act  (USERRA),  which  establishes  certain  rights  and
             protections for employees who are called to active military duty. For the City of Colleyville, Human Resources also manages the
             various compensation and bene t programs, which are heavily regulated as well.


             5. Legal and Regulatory Compliance (continued)
             2.1 Provide responsive, ef cient city services
             2.2 Recruit and retain a highly-quali ed workforce




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