Analysis of Staffing and Efficiency Trends in Water and Wastewater Management (2000-2008)
This report examines the staffing and efficiency trends in water and wastewater management from 2000 to 2008, highlighting significant staffing reductions, budgetary expenditures, and employee ratios. In 2000, the workforce comprised 221 full-time employees, which decreased to 301 in 2007. However, staffing was cut by over 15% in 2008, ending with 31 layoffs by December 31, 2008, including the elimination of 8 managerial positions. Additionally, this analysis evaluates the economic efficiency of staffing based on revenue ratios from water services and services per employee.
Analysis of Staffing and Efficiency Trends in Water and Wastewater Management (2000-2008)
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EID Total Full Time Employeessource: EID Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports.Westin Report cited 221 employees in 2000, 301 in 2007.Staffing was reduced over 15% in 2008, finishing with 31 layoffs on 12/31/2008, eliminating 8 manager positions
EID Total Actual Expenses by Function“Admin” functions, 2001 - 2008
Staffing Economic EfficiencyRatio of revenue from water, wastewater,& recycled water sales to number of employees
Staffing Efficiency by Water VolumeRatio of water sales in acre-feetto number of employees
Staff/Organization Capacity & Efficiency:Number of Services per Employee Tenure of former General Manager 2001 – 12/31/2007
Capacity & Efficiency: Employee Count& EDH population Tenure of prior General Manager 2001 – 12/31/2007 300 267 233 200 Tenureof Harry Norris , Div. 5 Director