Month: October 2026

You enroll in the City of Phoenix Saver’s Choice medical plan. Because the plan is associated with a Health Savings Account, it seems reasonable to assume the HSA side is now handled too. Later, you review your information and something doesn’t look right. The key distinction is simple: Choosing Saver’s Choice and making an HSA […]

City of Phoenix employees may encounter Leave Donation activity through eCHRIS when an eligible employee is accepting donated leave. The process looks simple from the donor’s side: choose the appropriate employee, enter the applicable donation, submit it, and you’re done. The confusing part can come afterward. You submit the donation but don’t immediately see the […]

Beneficiary information is easy to forget. You enter it when you’re hired or when you’re first working through benefit elections, and then it disappears from your normal routine. Five years later, the person listed in your records may no longer be the person you would choose today. That’s why beneficiary information in eCHRIS is worth […]

You spend twenty minutes going through benefits enrollment in eCHRIS. Medical coverage selected. Dependents reviewed. Other available elections checked. Everything looks right, so you close the page. But there’s one question worth answering before the enrollment window ends: Did you actually submit your elections, or did you only select them on the screen? City of […]

A promotion or transfer is official, but eCHRIS still deserves a second look. City of Phoenix employees can find their current job classification in eCHRIS > Personal Details, under their name. That makes it one of the simplest places to check whether your employee record reflects the position you actually moved into. The mistake is […]

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