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Mary Callery, who worked 40-years for the City of Lowell, announced her retirement effective December 1, 2023. Callery served as Human Relations Director for the last 11-years.
Jul 25, 2019 · Once you have determined your date of retirement please notify the Retirement Team and your Principal via email and submit an official letter to Human Resources as soon as possible. You will also need to contact Mary Callery at City Hall to set up a meeting. Mary can be reached at (978) 674-4105.
Apr 3, 2024 · The Human Relations Office oversees and coordinates all employee related issues for the City of Lowell, including employment opportunities and benefits.
Jan 27, 2024 · On Wednesday, his office announced the hiring of Neil Osborne as the new director of Lowell’s Human Relations Department. He replaces Mary Callery, who retired after 38 years of service to...
Lowell — City Manager Thomas A. Golden, Jr., has announced the hiring of Neil Osborne, Esq., as the new Human Relations (HR) Director at Lowell City Hall. Mr. Osborne will replace Mary Callery, who recently retired after 38 years of service to the City of Lowell, having served as the City’s HR Director since 2012.
Classroom/Teams. Kindergarten. Mr. Callery. Email: ccallery@lowell.k12.ma.us. Mr. Colby Callery. I am so excited to be joining the Greenhalge after working in Lawrence Ma public schools, teaching kindergarten, for 11 years! Favorites Color: Orange. Animal: Skunk or Giraffe. Food: Mexican and Ice Cream. Movie: EVERYTHING DISNEY Vacation.
Neil Osborne, Esq. Executive management team. Title: Director of Human Relations. Phone: 978-674-4105. NOsborne@lowellma.gov. The Human Relations Department is charged with developing and administering fair and equitable human resources policies for the City and its employees, including the Career Center.
