- Provide business-focused services through employer contact and feedback
- Contact employers by phone, referral or in person to schedule face-to-face meetings
- Introduce employer to CareerLink® services and available training programs During initial employer visit,
- Develop a network for potential business leads
- Act as an ambassador and concierge to the business community, developing and maintaining relationships with Chambers of Commerce, Economic Development and other business-oriented groups
- Develop and distribute electronic and paper outreach materials in collaboration with the CareerLink® Site Supervisor and CareerLink® partners, according to Lackawanna County WDB policies
- Generate new and recurring job openings, including those created by serving the incumbent workforce
- Support employers in the use of CWDS and assist with solutions to other needs
- Identify employer positions listed on the regional target list
- Train employers to use the job order system and explain how to input job orders
- Meet with Subject Matter Experts to build Job Task Analyses (JTA)
- Utilize Skilldex to complete JTAs
- Enter all employer information and employer contacts into appropriate systems and monitor employer activities
- Interface with other employer company departments and employees
- Provide target estimates or goals and periodic progress reports
- Represent EDSI at conferences, meetings and targeted social functions as required
- Meet performance criteria on a weekly, monthly and annual basis
- Coordinate and provide support to partners within the CareerLink®
- Set up, attend and assist at job fairs
- Supervise Business Service Representatives and implement recruiting processes and initiatives
Education and Experience Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree with marketing, sales and customer service experience
- Ability to make presentations to large groups of people
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office programs
Equal Opportunity Employer
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