| | County Hiring- Maintain financial strength and operational efficiency |
Strategic Priorities |
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Data are reported by the Cuyahoga County Department of Human Resources on a quarterly basis.
Why is this important? |
Vacancies in the County’s workforce impair its ability to complete work and puts strain on employees who must cover a vacant position’s duties. The Department of Human Resources (HR) and the Personnel Review Commission (PRC) work together to help hiring managers attract and hire highly skilled employees in a timely manner to minimize the impact of a vacant position on the County and its workforce. A high average hiring cycle time can negatively affect the County’s ability to compete against other employers for highly qualified employees, who may obtain other employment while waiting for the County to make a hiring decision.
How are we making an impact? | |
The Talent Acquisition and Employment Team (TA&E) provided a high level of recruitment and employment services to its clients during Q1-22. TA&E changed the recruitment and hiring approach to a “one-stop shop” hiring event model, specifically for Correction Officers, which led to much shorter time to hire this quarter. The team has implemented both in-person and virtual hiring and recruitment events for HHS as well. TA&E is using social media to promote jobs and continues to explore different recruitment tactics and “out of box” ideas in this very challenging and competitive labor market.
Data Source |
Cuyahoga County Department of Human Resources
Performance Target |
Average Hiring Cycle Time Classified (Quarterly): 60 days
Average Hiring Cycle Time Unclassified (Quarterly): 60 days
Employee Turnover (Quarterly): 9%
Average Hiring Cycle Time - Quarterly Performance* |
Employee Turnover - Quarterly Performance |
Measure Data | Last Calculated 2 days ago |