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Partners In Recovery LLC is seeking a Human Resource Assistant to support the Division of Human Resources. The role includes maintaining personnel records, scheduling, updating the HRIS, and preparing documents for the Director of Human Resources.
The incumbent will assist with employee engagement activities, minutes, reports, and events while upholding confidentiality and policy compliance. An Associate’s degree and 2 years of clerical experience are required.
The Human Resource Assistant will perform administrative tasks and services to support effective and efficient operations of the organization's Division of Human Resources.
The incumbent is responsible for providing administrative and secretarial support for the Director of Human Resources including, but not limited to maintaining personnel records, scheduling, updating the HRIS systems, preparing and assembling various documents, assisting with employee engagement activities and typing various minutes and reports.
Knowledge of federal, state, local, public sector, and housing authority HR processes, procedures, policies, and regulations.
Knowledge of occupational hazards and applicable precautionary measures.
Skill in scheduling, planning, and following-up as necessary.
Skill in the proficient use of office equipment, computers, and software
Skill in taking dictation, transcribing notes, and typing 40 WPM with accuracy
Skill in maintaining accurate and complete complex HR records, documentation, and reports.
Ability to work independently in an organized, thorough, detailed, accurate, and efficient manner.
Ability to communicate (oral and written) and interact with diverse individuals (public, outside agencies/vendors, and co-workers) in a courteous, confidential, effective, positive, professional, and ethical manner.
Ability to maintain a valid Illinois driver's license and be an insurable SHA driver.
The Springfield Housing Authority is an Equal Opportunity Employer