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Camden County human resources staff introduce department and emphasize support for employees
Summary
Camden County human resources staff introduced themselves and described the department’s role supporting county employees, highlighting pride in the workforce and availability for staff assistance. No formal actions were taken.
Amy Peoples, human resources generalist for Camden County, and Kristen Rohrer, a human resources specialist, introduced the county’s HR office and described the department’s role supporting county employees.
Peoples, who said she has worked for the county "a little over 6 years," told listeners that "our employees are awesome" and that HR helps staff "grow, lead, and deliver the high quality service our citizens deserve." She listed typical responsibilities as supporting roadways, building maintenance and other county functions.
Rohrer, who identified herself as a human resources specialist and said she has been on the job for three months, said she enjoys "getting to meet all the employees" and learning more about the community after recently relocating.
During a brief exchange, an unidentified moderator asked which department calls HR most; Peoples replied the sheriff's office. In a lighter moment, Rohrer said the emoji she would pick for HR would be "the one with the flushed cheeks." Peoples closed by urging employees to feel comfortable coming to HR, saying the team is "here for them for any of their needs."
The presentation was informational; no motions, votes or formal decisions were recorded during the segment.
