Performs technical and administrative work in support of the CWW Recruitment Program. Directs and performs responsible duties in the management of the Employee Services Department within the guidelines of the Great Place to Work elements. Responsibilities include work of a highly confidential nature within the Employee Services Department; recruitment and hiring functions to include internal promotions, external recruitment, community outreach to community partners, implement special employee/new hire programs such as the new employee orientation; responsible for maintenance of the job description database; responsible for maintenance of confidential personnel files and personnel actions as it pertains to recruitment and on boarding; responds to general and specific questions in all areas of Human Resources such as benefits, policies, and employee relations programs; provide alternate support in the maintenance and update of the HRIS system as related to personnel actions as it related to badge updates; compiles and maintains personnel records; conducts research of records and/or HRIS system database to compile and prepare analytical reports; coordinate and implement special programs in relations to employee services functions;
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBLITIES includes the following: (Otherduties may be assigned)
None. Work is performed under limited supervision. Incumbent must be able to exercise independent judgment and initiative in making decisions.
Advanced knowledge of computer database programs and HRIS systems; must possess technical proficiency in computer operations and software, to include Microsoft applications (PowerPoint, Access, Excel, Word, Publisher, etc.); working knowledge of or the ability to learn, understand and interpret Human Resource Law to include the Fair Labor Standards Act, Family and Medical Leave Act, Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act and general employment practices, policies and procedures; Knowledge of Affirmative Action and Equal Employment Opportunity Guidelines to include Title VII Civil Rights Act, ADA and ADEA; good knowledge and strong understanding of Human Resources roles, functions, processes and programs, thorough knowledge of modern office practices and procedures; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees and the general public; ability to present ideas and information in a clear and concise manner; ability to establish priorities and manage multiple projects; ability to maintain files, records, and reports; ability to operate general office equipment, to include computer, copy machine, fax machine, multiple database programs, and calculator; good communication and customer service skills. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skills, and/or abilities required.
Bachelor's Degree from an accredited college or University with emphasis in Human Resources Management, Business or General Administration with a minimum of three years direct human resources business partner experience with emphasis in talent acquisition and recruitment required or a minimum of seven years of direct human resources business partner experience with emphasis in talent acquisition and recruitment as an equivalent combination of education, skills and experience required. Must possess solid experience in recruitment and interviewing; possess strong interpersonal and communication skills; must be familiar with equal employment opportunity and affirmative action programs, policies and procedures required.
Ability to solve practical problems; ability to exercise independent decision making; ability to interpret and explain general policies and procedures; ability to effectively interface with the general public, department managers, and co-workers.
Working experience and demonstrated proficiency in Microsoft Office software such as PowerPoint, Excel, Microsoft Word and/or Publisher, and HRIS database systems, excellent oral and written comn1w1ication skills; knowledge of general payroll and HR principles and regulations; experience in the development and management of routine projects; ability to work with mathematical concepts such as probability and statistical interference, and basic mathematical fundamentals; ability to apply such concepts as fractions, percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical situations.
Ability to operate general office equipment, to include multi-line phone, copy machine, fax machine, typewriter, calculator, and computer. Ability to manage multiple projects and set priorities. Good knowledge of general office operations; good oral and written communication skills.