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The Employee Relations Division is responsible for:
- Helping to support employees' efforts and assist with any employment-related issue.
- Bargaining with six (6) labor organizations that represent the City’s workforce.
- Labor contract administration
- Training in both contract changes and in other areas.
- Conducting research on operational and emerging employer issues and communicate the findings.
- Assist department directors and managers in policy and organizational development.
The work of the Employee Relations Division creates a direct link between the employees, managers, executives and elected officials.
If you would like to contact Employee Relations regarding a city employee, please call (561) 494-1000. If your comment involves a police officer, please contact the Internal Affairs Division of the police department at (561) 822-1800.
Our Current Contracts
(Available upon request)
- FOP - Fraternal Order of Police
- FOP - Fraternal Order of Police - Police Captains Unit
- IAFF - International Association of Fire Fighters
- IAFF - Battalion Chief Unit
- PMSA - Professional Managers & Supervisors Association
- SEIU - Service Employees International Union
Employee Handbook
- City of West Palm Beach Employee Handbook
Equal Employment Opportunity Plan
- EEO Policy 4-2
- EEO-4 Report 2015
- City of West Palm Beach Police Department
- EEOP (short Form) - March 22, 2012
Civil Service Rules and Regulations
- Rules and Regulations
Employee Assistance Program
Coping with life’s challenges isn’t always easy! The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a free, confidential counseling and information program for city employees, eligible family members, and/or registered domestic partners. Costs associated with referral for long-term counseling may be covered by medical benefits.
Cigna's administers the city’s Employee Assistant Program. The EAP is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (877) 622-4327.
- Crisis intervention following traumatic event (e.g., accidental death, robbery)
- Depression and anxiety
- Divorce, separation, single and step parenting issues
- Domestic violence
- Dual career family issues
- Eldercare
- Marital/relationship problems
- Parent/child relations
- Retirement
- Referral for legal assistance or credit counseling
- Sexual assault/harassment
- Stress Management
- Substance Abuse
- Support for transferred employees and their families
- Weight control