Department Of Human Resources Employer Reviews

I loved this job because it was something that I wouldn't mind doing on a daily basis. I loved to type, answer the phone, fax, scan, and transfer calls. I had so much fun at work even though it was very quiet there. I loved the people that were there and I loved my supervisor. There was nothing hard about this job the supervisor was so impressed with – more... me because she showed me one time how to do everything and she didn't have to show me again. I loved working there. The hardest thing to cope with was the fact that it was only a temporary job and I would have loved to make it permanent. – less

As an employee I had an opportunity to work with some awesome co workers. We had a very cohesive unit that really helped each other out on cases. The hardest part of of this job was having to bury a child The most enjoyable part of this job was being able to reunite families.

Long, a lot of work especially old school filing, faxing, switch board, processing files on computer. The workers are some what nice could work on there attitude toward others more. But it's a job and it keeps me busy. I would like to get paid for my hours to support my family.

Help the client get out of bed and dress for the day. Make breakfast, wash the dishes, clean the house, exercises, strength training.

Time management was critical. We had to do exercises, laundry, clean the home on a daily basis.

Saying good bye to my client.

Being around the elderly.

Duties include
home care assisting my client making sure medication is taken on time and running errands. Worked with Microsoft. Excel and Word

Stressful but rewarding knowing you are helping families.

Designed and implemented daily plans for meeting work objectives, timelines, and client needs.
Maintained open and active communication between coworkers, clients, and surrounding community agencies for case openings. Conducted in-person and telephone interviews with clients in order to gain data for potential case approvals or denials. Surpassed the – more... Standard of Promptness requirements by the State of Michigan and gained many awards and recognitions given by the Acting Program Manager. Partnered with the Office of the Inspector general to prevent and/or investigate potential fraud cases within Saginaw County. Mastered the ability to become flexible to spontaneous change within the position. Demonstrated the ability to multi-task by handling phone calls, confidential paperwork, hundreds of case files, client applications, and appointments. Mastered the ability to use a variety of computer programs and internet resource sites to assist clients and complete employment tasks. – less

Typical day at work is comining into the office listening to voice mail messages and returning calls to get the day started. Management is most supportive of the work area and is available if needed. Co-workers each have their workloads but help out when one needs help. The hardest past of the job is trying to get ALL necessary paperwork completed and – more... processed the same day it arrives. The most enjoyable part of the job is knowing you have helped a family that is is need of assistance. – less

Typical day starts at 8:00 and ends at 5:00
I learned alot how the system of child support works
Management was very good
Co-workers were great to work with
Hardest part of job-keeping up the all the case loads
Enjoyable part-helping people with their problems in the area of child support

A job with many challenges. Work days at DFACS varied from 8-10 hours days. There was traveling out on town. The hardest part of the job was trying to meet the many changes that never seem to give one enough time for completing task. Working with the clientele was the joy of the job. Whether good or bad outcomes knowing that as a case worker you had – more... given your best was rewarding. – less

Very busy all the time day passed very fast! I had a lot of of hats to wear but in a good way.

Great environment with a lot of experience in multitasking. The people I worked with were very helpful. It was an amazing experience.

A typical day included dictation and record keeping, field work consisting of in-home visits, school visits and various meetings with clients, provdiers. lawyers etc. I learned value in time management, how to work with diverse cultures and ethnicites. My co-workers were very great at their jobs as well as helping out when they were needed. The hardest – more... part of the job was not being able to receive raises due to situations that were out of our control. The most enjoyable part was being able to help other people. – less

Good place to work. Management team is the best I have worked with so far.

I love my job. I love interacting with my patients and educating them on infectious and sexually transmitted infection. A typical day at work is informing a patient of a positive status, interviewing that patient for their partner and documenting that information in a case. The hardest part of my job is gaining medical information from private providers.

This was a voluntary job I learned many skills throughtout working here. I learned much about Legislative Laws. During inventory count of office supplies.

wonderful HR environment. Great staff and co-workers. Management support for implementation of new HR ideas

GREAT WORK ENVIRONMENT COWORKERS MANAGMENT ENTIRE STAFF. EXPERIENCED ALL ASPECTS OF SOCIAL SERVICES.

Check it go over what has to and needs to been done today and future shoots. learned to work with a lot of equipment. Got to use my own creativity in shoots. I worked a lone. Hardest part of the job was working alone. most enjoyable was working in my field of study. Working with cameras, lights, microphones, working special events.

cut check daily, I got my start in accounting here. I was taught the basic principles of accounting, Management was wonderful!! My co workers were more like family. We laughed and prayed together! There were no hard parts of my job, I loved it. The most enjoyable part of the job were the people, especially my supervisor.