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HABD
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Organization
    • Our Team
    • HABD Strategic Plan
    • Agency Plans
    • Contact Us
    • Board Meetings & Agendas
    • Events
  • Housing & Development
    • Public Housing
    • HCV (Section 8)
    • Real Estate Development
    • Homeownership Program
    • Reasonable Accommodation
    • Smithfield Choice
  • Doing Business with HABD
    • Procurement
    • Client Services
    • Workforce Development
    • Special Initiatives
    • Self Sufficiency Programs
    • Forms (HUD)
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Thank you for your interest in joining 

Team HABD! 


Watch this video to learn more about working for the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District, and check out the FAQs below.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • How do I apply for a job at HABD? Applicants can apply for open positions by visiting HABD.org/careers and downloading an application.
  • How will I be contacted if I am selected for an interview? Applicants who are selected for an interview will be contacted by telephone or email. Please ensure your contact information is accurate and up-to-date.
  • Will I be contacted if I am not selected for a position I’ve applied for? If you are not selected for a position, you will be notified by email.
  • Does HABD perform a background check on applicants? Yes. Successful applicants will have a complete background screening conducted. The extent of the background screening is based on the position the applicant is applying for.
  • If a job was posted on the website a few months ago and it is still posted, does that mean it is still open? Yes. Positions remain on the website until a final decision has been made or the candidate has successfully started the position.
  • Can I still apply for a position after the closing date? No applications or resumes will be accepted after a position’s closing date.
  • May I apply for more than one position at a time? Yes. Applicants can apply for more than one position at a time. However, you must complete and submit an application/resume for each position you are interested in applying for. Please make sure you list the position title on each application in the POSITION APPLIED FOR field.
  • How are salaries determined for positions? Salary is commensurate with experience and based on the position.
  • What are the benefits for working with HABD? At HABD, we offer highly competitive benefits to employees. Some of those benefits include agency-paid life insurance, up to $5,000 in annual tuition reimbursement, 17 paid holidays, career and professional development opportunities, and more. 

              o Medical/Dental/Life Insurance

              o Short-Term/Long-Term Disability

              o Paid Holiday (Federal & State)

              o Paid Vacation:

              − Less than 90 days............0 hours

              − 90 days to 5 years............96 hours

              − 5-11 years.....................120 hours

              − 12-15 years....................144 hours

              − 16+ years......................160 hours

              o Paid Personal Days

              o Paid Sick Leave- Eight (8) hours Per Month

              o Workers' Compensation

              o Retirement Plan/Deferred Compensation

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