Scotts Bluff County - Personnel
The Personnel Office oversees the day to day activities concerning human resources, employment law, advertising, training, testing, and employee communication. The Personnel Office also maintains and updates the County Personnel Manual, maintains all job descriptions, conducts Wage and Salary surveys, acts as mediator between employees and supervisors, and coordinates employee workshops and seminars.
The Personnel Office additionally maintains a file on each County employee, which includes employee data, wage history, evaluations, corrective actions, State and Federal mandated forms, and a variety of other information. Past employee records also remain on file for employment varification and various other purposes for the required time period.
Contact Information
Location
Administration Building - 2nd Floor
1825 10th Street
Gering, NE 69341
Office Hours
Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Closed through the lunch hour
Closed Weekends and Holidays
Contact
308 436-6718 ext 5711 - Main
308 436-7163 - Fax
Lisa Rien- Human Resources Director
LRien@scottsbluffcounty.org
Kim Lang - Human Resources Specialist
klang
308 436-6718 ext 5750
County Personnel Board
County Personnel Board - See Agendas and Minutes of Meetings (meets at least quarterly).
Next Personnel Board Meeting will be July 6th, 2017 in the Commssioner's Board Room @ 4:30pm.
County Personnel Board Members
- Ken Meyer - Commissioner Representative
- Dave Groshans - Lay Person for County Board
- Heather Hauschild - Elected Official Representative
- Kent Hadenfeldt - Lay Person for Elected Officials
- Tamera Smith - Employee Representative
Downloadable Forms
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the County advertise when there is an opening?
Job openings are listed here on the County website, on a bulletin board outside the Personnel Office, and are handed out to each County Department. Openings are also advertised at least once, in the designated County newspaper. Currently that newspaper is the "Star-Herald".
Where can I get a County application?
Applications are available in the Personnel Office and also available for downloading from this Website.
What information do I need to provide in order to be considered for employment?
The applicant needs to give the Personnel Office a completed, hand signed application, a cover letter listing qualifications and requesting to be considered for the opening, plus an up-to-date resume. This information may be mailed or dropped off, faxes and e-mails will not be accepted.
What and when will I hear back about my application?
Your completed application will be screened by the Personnel Office, and if acceptable will be sent to the department with the opening for selection of candidates. If you are a successful candidate, you will be contacted by phone, and an interview time and date will be set. Unsuccessful interviewees, will receive a letter of notification. Applicants who fail to come to scheduled interviews will not receive letters, as it will be implied that they are no longer interested in the postion. This entire process will be completed as timely as possible, and usually occurs about a week after the closing date for applications.
What does the County pay?
The County pays competitive wages, that range from over seven dollars an hour to over fourteen dollars an hour to start, depending on the position and the applicant's experience.
Does the County offer any benefits?
The County offers health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, basic long-term disability plan, retirement, and a FLEX plan. Employees also receive twelve paid holidays per year, ten days vacation after one year at the County, and twelve days of sick leave.
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