By joining us, you help ensure the continued progress and strength at County of Blair. All individual roles at County are an important part of our collective ability to serve our fellow residents through each person’s abilities, skills, pride, and commitment to a job well done.
Upon arrival, you will participate in a formal orientation process within your department and the Human Resources Department.
Who Do I Call in Human Resources For What?
Americans with Disabilties Act (ADA) requests for accommodation
Benefits and benefits enrollment
Benefits billing questions or problems
HR Connection.com
Leaves of absence (ADA, FMLA, military)
New-to-County orientation
Short-term disability |
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Back-up to payroll administrator
Employee ID badges and parking passes
Employee relations
HR Connection.com
Post-offer, pre-employment steps
Safety Committee
Unemployment compensation
Workers' compensation and risk control
Benefit accrual balances
Calculation of wages per pay period
Garnishments
Questions about your paycheck |
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Compensation and equity
Employee relations
Job descriptions
Labor relations
Legal compliance and risk management
Performance management
Policies and procedures
Recruiting and employment offers
Salary Board how-to and agenda submissions
Senior-level advice on personnel matters
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Information to assist you in preparation for your first day:
Parking
County of Blair Parking Garage
Employer-provided, free parking is accessed on the 400 block of Mulberry Street. Enter via the right-hand lane and park in any lined space that is not marked reserved or with a number. Please do not make a space where one does not already exist. Hang the pink parking tag from your rear-view mirror, or you risk being towed. (Replacement tags are available from Human Resources.)
Metered Street Parking
Hollidaysburg Borough has parking meters on most of the streets that immediately surround the Courthouse and monitors them faithfully between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Read the instructions on each meter to avoid a ticket. Note that a two-hour limit, for example, may not mean that you can feed the meter after two hours and keep the space. Tires may be chalked, so you may need to move your vehicle after two hours.
Non-Metered Street Parking
Spaces without meters and without signs that indicate they are permitted spaces are available on Mulberry Street, Spruce Street, Union Street, Walnut Street, and Wayne Street. Please be considerate of the residents of Hollidaysburg Borough who also use these spaces in front of their homes.