Human Resources

Overview

Human Resources

Human Resources recruits, develops, and works to retain a diverse, well-qualified workforce that reflects the high standards of the community, and leads the City departments in positive employee relations, talent management, succession planning, and employee engagement.

The purpose of Human Resources is to:

  • Lead strategic planning to align employee skills, staffing, and productivity with City goals in order to deliver premier services to the community of Carmel-by-the-Sea
  • Support City departments and employees in achieving their key goals and objectives
  • Provide a range of services to City employees, including new employee orientation, staffing and recruitment management, talent and skill development, performance assessment, and safety and wellness programs
  • Deliver employee relations, compensation, job classification, risk management, and organization development services efficiently to City departments. 

Salary Schedules

The State Controller’s Government Compensation in California website provides information on employee pay and benefits for approximately 2 million positions at more than 5,000 public employers. Public employers annually report employee compensation to the State Controller’s Office. View and search employee job titles, build charts and graphics and download custom reports and raw data.

Memorandum of Understanding

Layoff Policy

Policy C92-05 Layoff of Employees

Council Appointee Agreements

CalPERS Valuation Reports

Employee Resources

Employee Links to Online COVID-19 Self-Assessments by Department

Administration (City Hall) – https://forms.gle/NehBirGauK2FLiYb7

Community Planning & Building (City Hall) – https://forms.gle/unAhB6iYciZbNMnS8

Library (Harrison Memorial) – https://forms.gle/fd1kui1ckyScsDHv8

Library (Park Branch) – https://forms.gle/nA8WkWmmXGVhFzp46

Public Safety – https://forms.gle/u6LdpgzEsEuR3nWo9

Public Works – https://forms.gle/TQpCrUgKpNhRCXaa8
 

                                                                                          

The City has collected the following list of resources to help employees during this time of the COVID-19 virus. If you have any questions about benefits and services provided by the City, please contact Human Resources (jwilson@carmel.ci.ca.us; 831.620.2017). We’re here to help.

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) that’s listed below is provided through the City and is available to employees, the employee’s immediate family members (partner/spouse, children) and those living in the employee’s household. The EAP provides short-term counseling and referrals. It’s free and confidential. 

The other resources are provided through a variety of external entities. They aren’t recommendations but public information that employees and others can explore and use as they think appropriate.

Mental Wellness

Employee Assistance Program (EAP) – Provides short-term counseling and referrals. Confidential and free.

EAP – By phone:

Call 888.293.6948 then press 1.

EAP – Online:

  1. Go to www.worklifehealth.com.
  2. Enter “City of Carmel-by-the-Sea” as the organization.
  3. Click on “Don’t have an account?”
  4. Enter name and email. Create a password.
  5. Submit. Confirmation email with link to be sent to you.
  6. Go to email and click on “Verify my email” link.
  7. Log in.

EAP – Website:

  1. Log in.
  2. Click on “Chat Now” box in far right column.
  3. Write chat message.

EAP – Texting:

Text “MSEAP” to 53342. Counselor will text with you about your EAP matter.

Financial

  • COVID19.ca.gov - Information from the State of California on COVID-19 information ranging from symptoms of the virus to financial resources.
  • Unemployment Insurance – How to file. Note: Possible eligibility for those with reduced hours.
  • Unemployment Insurance – Steps once you file.
  • Your Money: A Hub – New York Times article with COVID-19-related info from stimulus checks to mortgages. Note: You may need to set up a free account in order to access.

Guidance for Leadership and Management

Family, Couples, and Parenting Tips

Working from Home Tips

Domestic Violence Support

Information on COVID-19 for survivors, communities, and DV/SA programs (FUTU