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HR reports declines in comp-time liability and workers' comp costs
Summary
HR reported reductions in comp-time balances and workers' compensation costs for 2025, noted comp-time liability near $3.5 million at the end of December 2025, and described benefit participation and changes to comp policies.
Human Resources presented the county's ancillary benefits data, reporting notable decreases in comp-time liability and workers' compensation costs in 2025. HR reported roughly $3.5 million in comp-time liability at the end of December 2025 and described a new comp policy implemented January 1 that reduced high balances and participation levels.
"At the end of December in 2025, we had a comp liability of almost $3,500,000," Erica Johnson said, describing the trend. HR reported a 49% reduction in a specified comp metric over six months, fewer employees with over 200 comp hours (150 in Dec 2025 down to 77 by July 1), and a 58% decrease in workers' comp indemnity and medical payments year over year. The presentation also covered PTO, shift differentials, stipend programs, and changes to long-term care policy enrollment.
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