Description: Knowledge, skills and ability with personnel management practices and supervision including: recruiting and hiring authorities, discipline, adverse actions and appeals, incentive awards, health and life insurance, retirement, employee assistance, compensation/benefits programs, and position management/classification. Skill in planning and implementing employee development programs, including ability to identify non-traditional means for accomplishing employee development, i.e., mentoring, details, special work assignments, continuing education, special projects and outreach work.
ENTRY LEVEL
I.Basics of Human Resource Management
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Knowledge of basic administrative practices
Ability to provide access to employees for employee assistance programs
Knowledge of the sources for employee development information
Knowledge of sexual/cultural harassment and how to prevent it from occurring within the work group by being sensitive to cultural diversity, race, gender and other individual differences
Knowledge of reward programs and techniques
Knowledge of appropriate interpersonal skills necessary
to consider and respond to needs, feelings and capabilities of others and provide honest feedback.
DEVELOPMENTAL/FULL PERFORMANCE LEVEL
I.Advanced Human Resource Management
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Ability to perform position management analysis
Skill in informing and teaching employees about incentive awards, health and life insurance, retirement, etc.
Ability to work through the grievance process but, most importantly, avoid the process by always treating people fairly and equitably
Skill in mentoring, developing, and sponsoring employees' careers
Skill in promoting a work environment supportive of individual and family healthAbility to manage for work force diversity
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