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  1. Los Angeles City Hall

    Personnel Department reports on city employee benefits trust fund for FY 2025-26

    The fund that pays health and other benefits for about 27,000 civilian workers ended the year with $6,763,150 available.

    City Council··$6.8M
  2. Official portrait of Tim Mcosker

    Motion would direct Personnel Department to write long-range city workforce plan

    Councilmember Tim McOsker asks staff to plan for retirements, training and succession across city jobs.

    City Council·
  3. Official portrait of Karen Bass

    Mayor sends Council a $412,506 extension of city employee health records software

    The Personnel Department's occupational health records system would run two more years, through September 2028, at a total of $1,344,734.

    City Council··$413K
  4. Los Angeles City Hall

    City audit drops 1,322 dependents from LAwell employee health coverage

    The Personnel Department says the verification could save $3.5 million to $5.1 million over 10 months.

    City Council··$494K
  5. Official portrait of Karen Bass

    Mayor Bass approves civil service exemption for LAWA airport finance chief post

    The job overseeing airport budgets, debt and airline fees would be filled outside normal civil service hiring rules.

  6. Official portrait of Monica Rodriguez

    Motion seeks report on why job candidates who pass city exams aren't hired

    Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez asks the Personnel Department to study delays between passing an exam and getting hired.

    City Council·
  7. Official portrait of Tim Mcosker

    Personnel Committee recommends approval of 2027 LAwell employee benefits program

    Health and other benefit plans, premiums and rates for about 27,000 city civilian workers and 32,000 dependents go to Council.

    City Council·
  8. Official portrait of Tim Mcosker

    Motion would study hiring LAHSA staff into City jobs as homelessness system shifts

    Councilmembers ask City staff to report on placing qualified LAHSA employees into City departments and civil service hiring.

    City Council·
  9. Official portrait of Heather Hutt

    Council committee backs review of city domestic violence training for staff

    Personnel Department, with Community Investment and LAPD, would report on current training and suggest updates.

    City Council·
  10. Los Angeles City Hall

    Personnel Department reports 132,932 training courses finished by city staff in 2025-26

    Annual report says mandatory training rose while a management training fund ran out in July 2025.

    City Council··$45K
  11. Official portrait of Karen Bass

    Mayor sends Council three-year extension of city disability insurance contract

    Standard Insurance would keep covering civilian city workers through December 31, 2027, at unchanged rates.