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The Office of Human Resources is a division that operates under the government of the state of California. The unit provides consulting services to department managers and supervisors related to job duties, pay matters and hiring processes. It operates through selection, consumer resources, and training and performance enhancement units. The Office of Human Resources also provides job analysis, employee selection and support services. In addition, the unit establishes, revises and abolishes departmental classifications. It has a classification and pay unit that determines position classification and compensation levels. The Office of Human Resources is a part of the Department of General Services, which offers real estate management and design services.

The Division of Juvenile Justice, formerly the California Youth Authority, operates all state-level juvenile correctional institutions and provides education, training and treatment services for youthful offenders. The Youth Offender Parole Board merged with CYA in 2004. The Division of Juvenile Justice assumes the functions of returning wards to their court of commitment for redisposition, discharges commitment, grants parole and sets conditions of parole, revokes or suspends parole, recommends treatment programs and returns nonresident wards to their state of jurisdiction. The DJJ's mission is to protect the public from criminal activity. The law mandates the division to provide a range of training and treatment services for youthful offenders committed by courts; direct these offenders to participate in community and victim restoration; assist local justice agencies with efforts to control crime and delinquency; and encourage the development of state and local programs to prevent crime and delinquency. The Division of Juvenile Justice has a facility in Sacramento, Calif.

The California Board of Parole Hearings, located in Sacramento, is a vital component of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, overseeing parole operations and conducting parole hearings for individuals seeking release from incarceration. Committed to building safer communities, the Board focuses on rehabilitation, restorative justice, and reentry programs to support the successful transition of parolees back into society, while also providing resources and services for victims and their families. Generated from the website