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Human Resources Director

City of Spokane Valley

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Spokane Valley, WA
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Job overview

The Human Resources Director plans and manages the City’s human resources programs and advises the City Manager and Deputy City Manager on workforce strategy. The role leads labor relations, administers compensation, benefits, and retirement plans, and serves as the City’s Risk Manager. The City seeks an adaptable, service-oriented leader with extensive HR experience and business acumen; senior-level HR certification and Washington State program-management experience are preferred.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Employment and Labor Relations RulesCustomer ServiceHuman Resources ManagementUnion Contract InterpretationRecruitment and SelectionMunicipal GovernmentLabor RelationsPosition ClassificationCompensationRecruitmentPolicy DevelopmentPerformance ManagementRisk ManagementAdaptabilityStrategic Problem SolvingServant Leadership

Qualifications

Bachelor's in HR, Public or Business Administration or Related5+ Years HR Management ExperienceSenior-Level HR CertificationWashington State HR Program Management Experience

Full job description

This job was posted by https://idahoworks.gov : For more information, please see: https://idahoworks.gov/jobs/2624672 The Human Resources Director performs complex managerial, administrative, and supervisory work in planning, organizing, and managing the human resources programs of the City. As a key advisor to the City Manager and Deputy City Manager, the HR Director identifies potential threats or opportunities, outlines strategic alternatives, and shapes policies to meet future staffing needs. The City acknowledges the quality of services is dependent upon a highly skilled and motivated workforce. The HR Director is a critical link in searching for and retaining of employees that perform at this level. Some specific duties include: Research, development and recommendation of changes or creation of personnel policies and procedures related to all aspects of the human resources management system for the City. As the chief labor relations negotiator, consults with department directors, supervisors, City Manager and Deputy City Manager to formulate management proposals for bargaining, grievance resolution, or arbitration. Maintenance and administration of the compensation, benefits, and retirement plans of the City; reviews requests for pay increases, initial employment, and other employment matters. Serves as the Risk Manager for the City coordinating with City leadership to minimize risk exposure. The city is seeking a director that possesses extensive Human Resources experience and business acumen to fill this critical position for the City. An individual that embodies the values of servant leadership willing to help others attain the goals and objectives that will continue the exceptional service we provide. The ideal candidate will be an adaptable professional who pairs a strong customer-service mindset with the strategic ability to solve complex employment and risk management challenges. Competencies & Traits Comprehensive knowledge of Federal and Washington State employment and labor relations rules and regulations Demonstrated ability and skill in the principles and practices of excellent customer service in providing human resources support to employees, supervisors and organizational leadership. Effective experience in modern principles, practices and theories of human resources management, including union contract interpretation and recruitment and selection methods; municipal government policies, procedures and structure. Qualifications: The Human Resources Director requires graduation from an accredited four-year university with a degree in Human Resources Management, Public or Business Administration or closely related field. A minimum of 5 years of increasingly responsible human resources management experience including labor relations, position classification and compensation, recruitment, policy development and performance management. The City may consider candidates with a combination of related education and experience that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities to perform the essential duties of the position. The most competitive candidates will possess a certification in Human Resources Management at the senior level and experience managing human resources programs in Washington State.

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