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Carbon County considers new central administrative division and payroll separation, with pay requests and hiring authorizations ahead of August budget meeting
Summary
County officials proposed creating a central administrative division to move finance and payroll out of HR, requested a payroll administrator position and a pay increase for a staff member (referenced as Kate), and outlined onboarding, recruitment and safety-policy gaps; commissioners agreed to consider wage requests at the Aug. 28 meeting.
Speaker 4, an administrative official, told the Carbon County commissioners the county is proposing a new central administrative division (a 400-series org code) to separate finance, central administration and human resources from the commissioners’ object code. The proposal, Speaker 4 said, would consolidate central supplies, shared telephone and Internet costs, and IT maintenance while freeing HR to focus on full-cycle onboarding and employee management.
The change would include a payroll administrator position moved under finance rather than HR and the development of a formal hiring and onboarding matrix. ‘‘We are looking at separating payroll services out of HR,’’ Speaker 4 said, arguing the payroll work ‘‘more logically sits with finance’’ and that the change would allow the HR lead to concentrate on retention and full-cycle human-resources duties.
Speaker 7, an unidentified…
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