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HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
                  CITY-WIDE EMPLOYEE ACTIVITIES DIVISION (100-170-11)




                DEPARTMENT DESCRIPTION:
                The Human Resources Department is responsible for activities that are intended to influence the productivity and
                effectiveness of the employees of the City. These non-departmental (city-wide) activities are provided to promote
                excellent customer service and retention of employees through recognition programs, support employees to prepare
                for career development, and educate employees on city benefits thereby improving utilization of benefits resulting in
                cost savings to the City and resulting in happier, healthier employees. In order to better define the city-wide activity
                costs, the costs have been separated from the general expenditures of the Human Resources Department.
                * Beginning FY 2017-18 City-Wide Employee Activities division will be split between Non-Departmental department
                (100-990), HR Admin division (100-170-01), and Risk Management division (100-170-17).

                DEPARTMENT/DIVISION GOALS:
                1.  Recognize and reward employees with an annual service award banquet and presentation of service pins,
                Employee of the Year in each of the Core Values, plus overall Employee of the Year.
                2.  Reward and encourage employees for excellent customer service through "Quality Achievement Awards" and
                "Caught Making a Difference" program.
                3.  The Employee Activity Team (EAT) coordinates employee activities, events, contests, lunches, snacks, etc. for
                employee appreciation and morale.
                4.  Encourage and support employees in their career development through cost-effective, quality training, the Career
                Advancement Program (CAP) and tuition reimbursement for current and future positions.
                5.  Support and foster communication throughout the organization by supporting the City Manager in his quarterly
                Employee Roundtable Meetings and the Supervisor/Manager Roundtable Meetings.
                6.  The Wellness Committee encourages employees on healthy initiatives.  We partner with our medical insurance
                vendor on wellness.  Medical vendor will offer and coordinate on-line health risk assessments, biometric screenings at
                our annual health fair, and on-line coaching.  Human Resources will continue to host lunch 'n learns about a variety of
                subject dealing with health, exercise and nutrition as well as Wellness initiatives (four Wellness challenges and two
                sports tournaments).


                DEPARTMENT/DIVISION OBJECTIVES:
                1.  The metrics below, though not measures of performance strictly speaking, are valuable indices of the degree of
                activity in the Human Resources Department.
                2.  Consistently achieve at a designated, minimum level training hours per employee per fiscal year for continued
                career development.
                3.  Strive to fill the general job vacancies with internal applicants, i.e. promotions.


                SERVICE LEVEL ANALYSIS:
                                                                                        FY 2018-19
                                                    FY 2016-17   FY 2017-18   FY 2017-18
                                                      Actual      Budget     YE Proj.    Adopted
                SERVICES PROVIDED                                                         Budget
                Employees requesting tuition reimbursement   11
                benefit
                Employees utilizing tuition reimbursement
                benefit                                 6
                General job vacancies filled by in-house
                promotions                              22
                General job vacancies filled by outside hires  37
                Employees that "graduated" from the Career
                Advancement Program                     6
                Employees participating in Wellness
                Initiatives                            202
                Number of EAT sponsored events          17






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