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City Of Haltom City Annual Budget, Fy2024                       General Fund                                               City Of Haltom City Annual Budget, Fy2024                      General Fund




          HUMAN RESOURCES AND RISK MANAGEMENT

                    Mission Statement


          Human Resources will develop, implement, and administer programs and services that enable the
          City to recruit and retain a highly qualified workforce.


              Accomplishment of FY2023

              •  Made  benefit  changes  to  reflect  the  council’s  commitment  to  recruiting  and  retention  –
                  increased employer paid  life insurance maximum  from  $75,000 to  $125,000 (based on
                  salary).
              •  Eliminated waiting period for medical, dental and vision to be more competitive with other
                  public sector employers in North Texas.
              •  Added identity theft insurance to benefits package and conducted open enrollment.
              •  Implemented changes to employee compensation approved in the budget; made changes
                  to the pay plan to reflect increased salaries.
              •  Processed 57 payrolls (26 bi-weekly, 30 fire and 1 sick buy-back)
              •  Cybersecurity training for all employees and elected officials conducted and reported to the
                  State.
              •  Munis payroll system conversion continues.
              •  Hosted pre-retirement session for employees focusing on TMRS, social security and saving
                  for retirement.
              •  Implemented incentive pay for commercial driver’s license holders in Public Works
              •  Implemented incentive pay for shift differential pay for Police and Public Works employees
                  assigned to work overnight.
              •  Competitive bidding for employer- and employee-paid life insurance for FY24.

                  Objectives for FY2024

              ◊  Implement lateral entry program for Police Officers. Restructure Police Officer and Firefighter
                  compensation providing a step increase with each year rather than at 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7
                  years of service.
              ◊  Provide additional benefits to employees with minimal/no budgetary impact.
              ◊  Recruit and retain qualified individuals to support operations within the city.
              ◊  Maintain a compensation strategy that reflects the City’s goals, ensuring that employees are
                  classified and compensated in an appropriate manner.
              ◊  Manage liability claims in a timely and efficient manner to limit exposure and reduce cost.
              ◊  Cost/benefit analysis of the City’s medical program and explore options to provide competitive
                  benefits. Review and evaluate medical, dental, and vision to ensure the most beneficial and
                  cost-effective benefit package is offered to employees, and dependents.
              ◊  Examine options for providing cost effective insurance benefits to retirees.
              ◊  Audit job descriptions for five positions
              ◊  Move to paperless processes within Human Resources.
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