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Concord HR Department Receives Top Honors for Excellence in Human Resources

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William C. "Bill" Dusch | City of Concord website

William C. "Bill" Dusch | City of Concord website

The City of Concord Human Resources (HR) Department has once again been recognized for its outstanding achievements, as it received the prestigious Charlotte Business Journal Best in HR award for the second year in a row. Led by Director Chantel Thompson, the department was commended for its dedication to enhancing the city's talent pipeline through innovative programs.

Speaking about the city's success in attracting and retaining top talent, City Manager Lloyd Payne praised Thompson and her team, stating, "Chantel and her team have done a tremendous job adapting to changing demands and developing new programs to reach motivated individuals ready to make a positive impact and serve their community through a career with Team Concord."

In addition to the Best in HR award, the City of Concord was also recognized as one of the 2022 Healthiest Employers of Greater Charlotte by the Charlotte Business Journal for the sixth consecutive year. The city's commitment to supporting the health and wellness of its employees was highlighted, with over 90% of the workforce participating in annual biometric screenings provided free of charge at the workplace. Concord offers various wellness amenities, including fitness centers, recreation centers, and a Wellness Center that provides free visits for employees and their covered family members.

For individuals interested in joining the thriving team at one of North Carolina's largest and fastest-growing cities, current career opportunities can be viewed on concordnc.gov/employment.

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