This position assists District Attorney Offices in the administration of the New Mexico District Attorneys’ Personnel and Compensation Plan, and with a variety of human resource management issues. Supervision: Incumbent receives general supervision from the District Attorneys or their designees, or the AODA Director, and exercises management and supervision of subordinate HR staff. Examples of Work Performed: Incumbent reviews personnel and position documents for plan compliance and accuracy; processes documents through the automated payroll and personnel system; may act as liaison to the District Attorneys’ Personnel Review Board; assists with salary calculations, studies, human resource reports; provides information and administrative support; may assist with the coordination of training and general staff development activities; handles issues pertaining to loss control, FLSA, ADA, workers compensation, employee liability and mediation, and employee orientation. The incumbent ensures compliance with federal regulations, state statutes, policies and/or directives; and performs other related duties as assigned or as directed by law to include duties listed below. • Provides leadership, oversight, direction, and management of HR operation including policy and program development, administration, and maintenance of human resource functions for employees. • Responsibilities include planning, evaluation, employee management, and supervision of personnel policies, disciplinary actions, employee investigations, complaints and grievances, employee relations, compensation and classification, training, data collection, and quality improvement initiatives. • Conducts research and obtains knowledge and understanding of best practices, current and emerging trends with personnel management. Distinguishing Characteristics: This is an advanced level position within the human resource series. Working Conditions: Work is performed in an office environment. Some physical effort and frequent travel may be required. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: This position requires extensive knowledge of the district attorneys’ personnel and compensation plan, state personnel and payroll system, federal regulations, general office procedures and equipment; good public relations and communications skills, good organizational skills, good computer skills, good math skills, and ability to follow directions and policies.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager