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2.3 Effectively leverage information technology

             To ensure compliance with the various employment laws, the Human Resources Department is responsible for the development
             and administration of personnel policies and procedures, providing policy direction recommendations on personnel issues, and
             providing  personnel  management  support  to  City  departments.  The  Personnel  Manual,  is  a  comprehensive  and  customized
             personnel policies handbook that is designed to be a clear and understandable document by supervisors and employees. The
             manual serves as a roadmap for employee conduct standards and emphasizes the expectation of employee integrity and service.
             Carefully written personnel policies contribute to enhancing staff morale by clearly communicating what the City expects of its
             employees  and  what,  in  turn,  employees  can  expect  from  the  City.  Human  Resources  staff  is  responsible  for  development,
             oversight, policy application and training of the Personnel Manual.


             6. Training and Organizational Development
             1.2 Develop future community leaders
             2.1 Provide responsive, ef cient city services
             2.2 Recruit and retain a highly-quali ed workforce
             2.3 Effectively leverage information technology

             Providing  workplace  training  for  employees  can  give  a  competitive  edge  in  the  marketplace,  help  manage  risk,  raise  morale
             among team members, increase skill level and increase employee productivity. The Human Resources Department is responsible
             for development, implementation and tracking of employee and supervisor training programs that will provide ongoing learning
             and training opportunities.




                                           Performance Measures & Vital Statistics

                            Performance Measures  FY 2017 FY 2018  FY 2019  FY 2020  FY 2021  FY 2022
                             Percentage turnover    14%    17.9%   10.9%   11.2%   10.7%    19.4%
                                (per  scal year)
                             Percentage of annual
                            performance evaluations  95%    97%    98%      98%    100%     92%
                              completed on time
                           Percentage of employees
                           who participate in wellness  91%  94%   95%      97%     95%     93%
                                  program
                            Workers' compensation
                            experience modi cation
                              factor (actual losses  0.84  0.58    0.40     0.32    0.30    0.30
                             compared to expected
                                   losses)
                           Medical and pharmacy loss
                            ratio (paid claims divided  102.4%  82.7%  93.1%  88.7%  100%  179.6%
                                by premiums)




                                                      5-Year + Outlook
             Over the next  ve to ten years, the Human Resources Department will be affected by several changes that will in uence how the
             City conducts business. Federal executive and legislative policies and regulations, as well as Supreme Court rulings, will continue
             to  affect  processes  and  procedures  within  the  department  and  the  policies  of  the  City  as  a  whole.  With  constantly  changing
             legislation, the Human Resources Department must continue to stay abreast of these legislative and regulatory developments in
             employment law.
             In addition to legislation affecting compensation and other employment-related matters, the increase in health care costs has had
             a  large  impact  on  how  all  employers  manage  their  health  plans.  The  administration  and  cost  of  health  care  bene ts  with  the
             Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will have a long-term impact on the organization. The changes due to the reform have
             had a direct impact on the City’s health bene t decisions and will continue to affect the City’s health and prescription drug plan
             offerings  to  employees.  This  trend  will  continue  as  new  bene t  options  are  emerging  in  the  marketplace  and  will  need  to  be
             evaluated on how they  t into the City’s business strategy.




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