As the Public Service Administrator - Hiring and Classifications Manager, for the Division of Human Resources, under the Office of the Director; organizes, plans, implements, and controls the operation of the Hiring & Classification Unit’s sworn and code functions for the agency; serves in advisory capacity to executive staff, peers, and subordinates; in consultation with the Bureau Chief, develops and implements policies and procedures related to hiring and classification; tracks vacancies and develops and implements agency workforce plans; research and advises the Bureau Chief regarding hiring trends and new initiatives relating to effective personnel practices; oversee the Hiring & Classification process for organizational structure changes, job description updates, position creation, requisition creation, job postings, and accuracy in Employee Central; monitors the company organizational charts to ensure accuracy; trains and provides guidance and counsel to management staff regarding Departmental Rules, regulations, and policies as they relate to hiring and classification; consults with Labor Relations staff for interpretation of contract rules and language; participates in interviews as required; provides guidance and training to assigned staff; counsels staff regarding work performance; reassigns staff to meet day to day operating needs; establishes annual goals and objectives; effectively recommends and imposes discipline, up to and including discharge; prepares and signs performance evaluations; liaisons with Central Management Services (CMS) on hiring and classification matters; advises Labor Relations, Program Managers, Executive Staff, etc. of personnel issues and policy/procedure changes; in coordination with the Legal team, HR management staff and the Bureau Chief, responds to CMS, OEIG, and HEM inquiries regarding personnel issues and/or advisories; in collaboration with the Bureau Chief, responds to requests from the Governor’s Office, prepares reports for entities requesting data, writes narratives for special projects, and responds to various correspondence and report requests; provides New Employee Orientation (NEO) to all new hires to ISP; serves on various human resources related department-wide committees such as long-range planning, revision and implementation of policies.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees