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Director of Human Resources
Primary Organizational Relationship
The Human
Resources (HR) Director is an administrative officer of the
college and reports directly to the Chief Financial Officer.
Job
Summary
Responsible
for the administrative oversight and overall supervision of the
Human Resources Office. This position must provide and maintain
a high standard of vision, leadership and direction for the
functions of recruitment, hiring, orientation, counseling, and
retention of excellent and diverse employees. Responsible for
salary and wage authorization, benefits administration, and
conflict resolution for all full-time and part-time faculty,
staff, and administration, as well as coordination of student
employment. The HR Director is also responsible for
coordinating the timely and accurate reporting
of salary, wage, and
benefit data to various governing boards and outside
organizations, in compliance with federal and state laws, State
Civil Service rules, Louisiana Community and Technical College
System (LCTCS) policies, and college policies.
The HR Director must function in
accordance with the philosophy and mission of the College and
coordinate Human Resources activities and services in a
collaborative fashion with other college departments and outside
agencies while maintaining employee and organization
confidentiality.
Education
Master’s
Degree in Human Resources, Business, Education, Counseling, or
Public Administration is preferred. A Bachelor’s degree with a
minimum of five years of increasingly responsible management
experience in human resources or higher education
administration, preferably at a community college or state
university. Experience with PeopleSoft and ISIS preferred.
Responsibilities and Duties:
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Develop, implement, and monitor college processes, practices
and procedures for the hiring of all employees, establish
procedures for advertising and filling vacancies in
accordance with college and LCTCS policies and state Civil
Service rules and regulations, as well as federal and state
requirements.
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Manage the employee benefits program of the college
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Prepare employee orientation materials and conduct
orientation programs.
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Coordinate the timely and effective annual evaluation of all
college employees.
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Coordinate college employee training and staff development
programs, including administering the Louisiana
Comprehensive Public Training Program (CPTP) at the college.
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Initiate all personnel actions and process employment
selection paperwork.
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Work closely at all times with the Controller, Disbursements
Supervisor, and payroll staff to ensure that the Human
Resources and Payroll modules in PeopleSoft are in proper
coordination and agreement to ensure that the salary and
benefit information authorized in HR efficiently flows to
Payroll for timely processing of employee pay and benefits.
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Maintain position control within both ISIS and PeopleSoft.
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Work closely with the LCTCS Human Resources staff as regards
the operations of the centralized PeopleSoft Human Resources
system and board or legislative requests for information.
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Coordinate with the college Public Information Officer
concerning the release of sensitive employee information to
the broadcast/print media and other outside entities, to the
extent allowed by laws and regulations concerning public
records and confidentiality.
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Conduct salary, benefits, and classification surveys for the
College and University Professional Association for Human
Resources (CUPA) and other agencies.
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Develop, implement, maintain and monitor the college EEO
Plan and oversee the investigation and resolution of
complaints related to equal opportunity employment.
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Assist in resolving employee disciplinary problems and
monitor disciplinary actions. Represent the college at
meetings on personnel, negotiations, and equal employment
matters.
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Anticipate, prevent, and resolve grievances and conflicts,
including sexual harassment and ADA complaints, as well as
to apprise and keep Chief Financial Officer informed of all
personnel matters of an immediate or potential concern.
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Prepare annual operating budget request for the Human
Resources Office and coordinate with the Chief Financial
Officer and Budget Analyst when requesting goods and
services for the operational needs of the department
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Supervise the preparation of information related to human
resources for catalogs, Board policies and procedures, and
employee handbooks.
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Monitor and remain current on legislation, legislative
changes, regulations, and court decisions affecting the
college personnel; represent the College in advocacy
settings.
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Work with legal counsel for issue interpretation, advice,
and/or action as needed.
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Serve as the Human Resources representative to the
Chancellor’s Council, and advise, chair, and supervise
committees and task forces related to HR duties.
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Participate in and support the accreditation process.
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Attend LCTCS Human Resources Officers meetings; initiate and
provide input on issues affecting assigned functions; make
presentations and review and approve items submitted by HR
area for presentations to the Board.
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Lead and participate in community, state, and national
organizations and meetings.
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Attend and participate in all graduation activities.
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Perform other administrative duties as assigned by the Chief
Financial Officer or Chancellor or as requested by
the LCTCS or Louisiana Board of Regents and approved by the
Chief Financial Officer and Chancellor.
Abilities Required:
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Demonstrated skills as a facilitator and problem solver
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Demonstrated computer literacy and experience with
institutional management information systems.
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Demonstrated experience and success with discipline and
grievance resolution.
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Demonstrated experience and ability in making public
presentations.
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Demonstrated ability to conduct effective investigations.
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Demonstrated capacity to analyze complex issues and
recommend appropriate action.
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Knowledge of current management, leadership and labor
principles, trends, theories and research as it relates to
human resources.
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Openness to change and new methods, a passion for continuous
learning and self-improvement and a willingness to meet
change with innovation to promote and meet the college
mission.
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Understanding, sensitivity to, and commitment to meeting the
needs of the diverse academic, socioeconomic, cultural,
disability, and the ethnic background of the student,
community, and employee population.
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Demonstrated effectiveness in leading and motivating
managers, faculty, and staff collaboratively in a collegial
and shared governance environment.
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Ability to be a fair-minded, ethical and honest leader with
excellent interpersonal and communication (oral and written)
skills and the courage and integrity to lead and accept
responsibility.
Applications: Applicants for this position should submit a
cover letter, resume and the names and contact information of
three work-related references to: Human Resources, Nunez
Community College, 3710 Paris Road, Chalmette, LA. 70043, or
via email to
TSmith@nunez.edu
. Questions regarding the position or procedure may be
addressed to Teresa Smith at (504) 278-7421. Applications are
accepted until position is filled. Interviews to begin May 5,
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