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Office 11 - Personnel Office
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The Personnel Office is primarily a classic office of the so-called "cross-sectional administration." This means that the tasks carried out there serve large parts of the internal organizational structure and workflow organization.
The Personnel Office (Office 11) is assigned to Department I.
Our Tasks
- Processing all personnel matters of the employees of the district administration
- Personnel deployment and personnel requirements planning
- Conducting internal recruitment procedures
- Hiring external staff
- Recruitment and training of young professionals
- Designing, implementing, and developing measures for personnel development
- Designing, implementing, and developing measures for corporate health management
- Preparation of the staffing plan and determination of the personnel cost budget, personnel cost controlling
Benefits Office
- Processing benefit applications from (former) employees of the district administration, and processing benefit applications from teachers at district schools as well as primary and secondary schools in the Oberberg district
Parental Allowance Office
- Processing parental allowance applications
Our Goals for You
The Personnel Department is primarily a classic department of the so-called "cross-sectional administration." This means that the tasks carried out there largely serve the internal structure and process organization.
The Parental Allowance Office, which is organizationally assigned to the Personnel Department, aims to secure the financial livelihood of young families in Oberberg during the family formation phase through the timely processing of their parental allowance applications.
Our Services in Numbers:
The district administration, with currently about 1,400 employees, is one of the largest employers in the region and offers about 25 training positions in various professional fields each year.
Approximately 3,500 parental allowance applications for the residents of the Oberberg district are processed annually in the Parental Allowance Office.
The Benefits Office decides on approximately 8,000 benefit applications from eligible district employees and teachers each year.
