Department of Human Resources
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I.
Insurance
1) Group Health
a. PPO & Indemnity
b. EPO
c. Prescription Plan
2) Group
Life – Prudential
3) Group
Short Term Disability – CBG
4) Flexible
Spending Accounts
II.
Retirement
1) General Employee Pension Fund
III.
Holidays
1) New Year’s Day
2) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday
3) President’s Day
4) Memorial Day
5) Independence Day
6) Labor Day
7) Veterans Day
8) Thanksgiving Day
9) Christmas Day
10) 2-Floating Holidays (designated by Commission)
IV.
Vacation
1) General
a. Less than 5 years service – 8 hours per month
320 hours maximum accrual
b. 5 – 10 years service – 10 hours per month
400 hours maximum accrual
c. 10 or more years’ service – 12 hours per month.
480 hours maximum accrual
V.
Sick Leave
1) General
a. 8 hours per month - 400 hours maximum accrual
VI.
Optional Benefits
1) Dental
2) Benefit Resource Group (BRG)
a. Life, AD&D
b. Cancer
c. Prepaid Legal
d. Others
3)
Deferred Compensation
a. Valic
b. Nationwide
c. ICMA
4) Credit
Union
a. Credit Union of Palm Beach County
b. Everglades Federal Credit Union
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Staff
Vivian
L. Hunter, Director
Raquel Prince, Benefit Specialist
Debbie Burner, Administrative Assistant
Christine Waugh, Administrative Assistant
Personnel
Services Information
The
City of Belle Glade is a full service municipality striving to
meet the needs
of a growing community. The City offers full time employment with
a benefit package consisting of: vacation and sick leave, 11 paid
holidays, health and life insurance, disability insurance, various
retirement options, in addition to optional 401k plans and Dental
coverage. The City of Belle Glade is more than another job to
its 240 plus employees, it’s the place for opportunity.
Mission
Statement
The
Human Resources Department’s mission is to establish and maintain
a uniform system for managing personnel matters; linking neighboring
communities with local government through employment; and to provide
for standards, terms, and conditions of employment within the City
in a clear and comprehensive fashion.
Primary
duties of the Human Resources Department Include, but not limited
to:
- Creation, modification, and oversight of personnel policies;
- Department
support in the areas of hiring, retention, discipline, evaluation,
and separation of employees; Manages recruitment activities such
as establishing class requirements, announcements, selection,
and orientation.
- Coaching and counseling for personnel-related issues;
- Employee
pay and classification (salary surveys, salary adjustment recommendations,
classification review of employees);
- Citywide
employee service support;
- Administers
employee benefit programs such as Health, life, and AD/D benefits,
retirement program and saving plans;
- Administers programmatic functions of Risk Management;
- Workers’ compensation and other claims;
- Administers
vacation, sick leave, FMLA, ADA and ERISA; and
- Employee
relation.
- Establishes,
reviews, or approves human resources functions and processes,
such as forms, payroll and hiring processes, grievance procedures
or other; gathers and maintains information to support periodic
and special reports documenting human resources activities and
events.
- Conducts policy reviews and recommends improvements in policy
or procedures to elected and appointed officials.
- Coordinates
employee personnel related information, and orientation programs
such as safety, first aid, benefits programs, and other programs;
- Monitors
local, state, or federal rules, regulations, policies and procedures
that may affect the Human Resources Department to insure compliance;
recommends or implements changes as required;
Provides
employee mediation, policy interpretation, consulting and other
services to all levels of employees.
For
more information and/or questions relating to the Human Resources
Department or policies not on this site, please call (561) 996-0100
ext. 624 |
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