Calling Excellent Employees!
Club Members are bold … fun … hard-working … humble … and generally awesome. You know Club Members who fit that description. It’s time to nominate them.
In a new program, the Club will honor awesome public service employees:
- City of Los Angeles Employee of the Year
- City of Los Angeles Retiree of the Year
- LADWP Employee of the Year
- LADWP Retiree of the Year
- County of Los Angeles Employee of the Year
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County of Los Angeles Retiree of the Year
- State of California Employee of the Year
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State of California Retiree of the Year
- LAUSD Employee of the Year
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LAUSD Retiree of the Year
We’ll honor the absolute best in public service employees at the Club’s annual luncheon, set for Wed., Jan. 8 at the California Endowment Center in downtown Los Angeles.
Successful honorees must be Club Members, but you, the nominator, do not need to be a Club Member. Final selections from those nominated will be made by Club staff.
Your role: We need nominees!
Your role: We need nominees!Nominate your colleagues, bosses, direct reports, family members, and so forth, who are current Club Members. Your identity as the one making the nominations will not be disclosed.
Thank you for reflecting excellence in Club Membership!
Club Employee of the Year Awards Criteria
The 2024 Employee of the Year Awards celebrate both current public service employees and retirees who significantly enhance the reputation of public service through remarkable professional achievements or community involvement.
Nominees, whether currently serving or retired, should demonstrate excellence in their roles with measurable impacts, engage actively in service initiatives, and maintain ties with the Employees Club of California.
They are expected to showcase inspirational leadership, provide mentorship, and drive innovation with creative solutions to public sector challenges. Their contributions should uplift the public image of service employees, characterized by integrity and professionalism, while also offering long-term benefits and adapting to evolving needs.
