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Employees' Advisory Council (EAC)
The Classified Service is represented by an Employees' Advisory Council (EAC) which is established by the Unified Personnel Act, Florida Statutes 77-642, Section 7. The organization and membership of the Council is established in the EAC Bylaws.
- Contact Your EAC Rep or Delegate (membership list)
- Email the EAC
- Officers & Committees
- Meeting Agendas & Minutes
- Resources
- Mission Statement & Pledge
- Employee Advocate Program
- The EAC Council meets monthly and serves in an advisory capacity to the Personnel Board and the Director of Human Resources concerning personnel matters, policies, rules, and regulations affecting Pinellas County employees.
- The EAC is also charged with developing and recommending ideas related to working conditions, morale, public image, efficiency, employee safety, and employee benefit programs. Perhaps the EAC's greatest responsibility is to speak directly and candidly to the Personnel Board on behalf of the classified employees.
- The Director of Human Resources acts as a liaison between the Personnel Board and the Employee Advisory Council.
- The Employees' Advisory Council is responsible for appointing two members of the Personnel Board.
- The EAC members are elected to two-year terms by their fellow employees.
All documents provided in PDF format.
EAC Representatives 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pinellas County Extension 12520 Ulmerton Road, Largo (3rd Wednesday each month)
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EAC Delegates 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Pinellas County Extension 12520 Ulmerton Road, Largo
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* Different location (Utilities building)
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Mission StatementThe mission of the Pinellas County Employees' Advisory Council (EAC) is to continually improve the Pinellas County classified employees' quality of work life by interacting cooperatively with the Appointing Authorities, advocating the views of classified employees, and by delivering candid, effective feedback to the Personnel Board on how employees perceive proposed Board actions affecting them. EAC Pledge
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