4 Pa. Code § 253.16 - Division of Personnel
The Division of Personnel shall provide the following services:
(1) Direct and control all
phases of the Agency's personnel program including recruitment, employe
services, labor relations, leave, personnel/payroll transactions,
classification and compensation and training.
(2) Develop and implement Council personnel
policies and procedures.
(3)
Conduct the Agency recruitment and placement program by interviewing
candidates, reviewing resumes, determining qualifications, and referring
candidates for employment consideration.
(4) Coordinate the development of testing
programs with the State Civil Service Commission and Agency
consultants.
(5) Provide benefit
information and counseling to employes in such areas as Blue Cross/Blue Shield,
life insurance, blood bank, and retirement.
(6) Interpret and administer the provisions
of collective bargaining agreements.
(7) Classify Agency and county positions to
maintain equity among positions.
(8) Conduct Agency and county occupational
and classification surveys.
(9)
Resolve third step grievances and represent the Agency on appeals.
(10) Develop or revise class specifications
and recommend appropriate pay ranges or revisions or both.
(11) Determine and evaluate Agency training
needs and provide training information to staff.
(12) Review out-service and in-service
training requests for job relatedness.
(13) Provide technical assistance to SCAs on
personnel management and administration.
(14) Provide technical assistance to Council
staff on personnel management matters.
(15) Conduct personnel management reviews of
SCAs to ensure compliance with personnel agreements and policies.
(16) Investigate disciplinary recommendations
made by office or bureau directors and make appropriate
recommendations.
(17) Process
personnel/payroll transactions received by the Division of Personnel.
(18) Process SCA personnel
transactions.
(19) Maintain Agency
leave records.
(20) Conduct
orientation program for new employes.
(21) Conduct an exit interview
program.
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