Add Employee Benefits Analyst job classification to city personnel system
Resolution 27-07
In Plain English
The city needs to create a new job category for someone who manages employee health insurance, retirement plans, and other benefits. Richmond currently has no official classification for this type of work. If approved, the city can hire or promote someone into this specialized role to handle benefits administration.
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