Total 216 human resources job vacancies in central western district

As a/an Human Resources Specialist (Executive Resources), you will:

• Coordinate with Treasury bureaus, senior Treasury officials, and OPM to place individuals in Senior Executive Service (SES) and Senior-Level (SL) positions, and effect political appointments (e.g., non-career SES, Schedule C and PAS) in accordance with statute, OPM regulations, and Departmental policy.
• Oversee Department's SES Candidate Development Program, providing guidance on requirements and processes to executive resources contacts and monitoring bureau activity for compliance with OPM rules and Treasury's approved policy.
• Manage Department's allocation of Federal Executive Institute (FEI) training slots, coordinating with bureaus on training needs, available sessions, and scheduling. Serve as point of contact for FEI and as liaison with bureaus.
• Maintain awareness of regulatory, legislative and OPM policy changes, analyze proposals and issuances, and evaluate potential impact on executive resource programs.
• Provide advice to high-level Treasury management officials and bureau executive resources contacts on executive resources problems and matters. Brief bureau executive resources contacts, senior managers and Departmental officials on key issues.

What will I do in this position if hired?

In this position, you will serve as a first line supervisor for the day-to-day supervision and oversight of human resources staff performing work related to Staffing and Recruitment. Typical assignments include:

• Developing and implementing policies and procedures and interpreting human resources management laws and regulations.
• Planning, controlling, directing, and coordinating the work of specialist, technical and administrative support personnel engaged in carrying out the various functions in designated program areas.
• Collaborating with the Branch Chief on the formulation of short-and long-range plans, goals, and objectives.
• Participates in meetings with other management officials to discuss major program changes, reorganizations, budget projections and staffing needs.
• Advising the Branch Chief on implications and feasibility of program plans, proposals, and recommendations.

What else do I need to know?

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• Serves as program manager, advisor, coordinator, and technical expert in all phases of Foreign Service Personnel Processing.
• Develops comprehensive strategies to manage the workload and reviews unusual, complex, and high priority cases to ensure consistency with program regulations and policies.
• Plans and carries out the full range of supervisory responsibilities over the Foreign Service Processing Branch.
• Deals with substantial policy issues and maintains close working relationships with technical specialists within other HR (Human Resources) functional areas.
• Leads HR teams to develop and evaluate new or revised Department policies, procedures, and regulations to supplement existing Civil and Foreign Service federal personnel guidelines and/or improve the effectiveness and efficiency of HR operation.

• Directs operations of the HR unit, including staff supervision, performance management, and process review and improvement.
• Provides oversight on all human resources management functions relating to staffing, classification, position management, performance, conduct and suitability, and timely processing of personnel actions.
• Designs and implements a comprehensive human resources management program to enhance Bureau human capital effectiveness and build organizational capability to meet Department objectives.
• Serves as principal Bureau HR advisor to WHA Officer Directors, Management Officers, and Human Resources Officers at 52 embassies and consulates across the bureau, advising all human capital functions.

If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for planning, developing and implementing policies and procedures governing classification and position management, recruitment, selection, merit promotion and Delegated Examining authority and special programs in the Human Resources Sections in the Administrative Division in the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.

Typical work assignments will include:

• Reviews and develops position descriptions, preparing official cover sheet, conducts desk audits, writes reports of findings, as well as prepares and write evaluation statements.
• Prepares responses to external program review findings.
• Participates in planning and implementing reorganization requests from organizational entities throughout the agency.
• Conducts office-wide position maintenance review (PMR).
• Monitors and maintains the Master Record Number database and the Staffing Plan for non-attorney positions by working with the IT Staff and the HR Staff to ensure the internal HR database Personnel Tracking System and other related HR databases are current and accurate.
• Attends meeting with the HR team, supervisors and hiring managers to develop classification and staffing strategies.
• Ensures that all documentation is present in classification files.

The candidate selected for this position will:

• Perform entry-level assignments in the Employee Relations and Labor Relations subject matter areas.
• Perform basic assignments related to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) General Schedule performance management and employee development programs.
• Assist with management of the agency’s Reasonable Accommodation (RA) program.

If selected for this position, you will join a well-respected team that is responsible for planning, developing and implementing policies and procedures governing classification and position management, recruitment, selection, merit promotion and Delegated Examining authority and special programs in the Human Resources Section of the Administrative Division in the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia.

Typical work assignments will include:

• Reviews and develops position descriptions, preparing official cover sheet, conducts desk audits, writes reports of findings, as well as prepares and write evaluation statements.
• Prepares responses to external program review findings.
• Participates in planning and implementing reorganization requests from organizational entities throughout the agency.
• Conducts office-wide position maintenance review (PMR).
• Monitors and maintains the Master Record Number database and the Staffing Plan for non-attorney positions by working with the IT Staff and the HR Staff to ensure the internal HR database Personnel Tracking System and other related HR databases are current and accurate.
• Attends meeting with the HR team, supervisors and hiring managers to develop classification and staffing strategies.
• Ensures that all documentation is present in classification files.

• Executes a broad range of Human Resources (HR) programs for both Civil Service and Foreign Service, with a particular focus on staffing, classification, performance management, position management, awards, and employee relations.
• Serves as a Client Bureau Liaison (CBL), executing an array of HR operations for the L and H bureaus. Provides consultative, operational, and policy advice and services to managers for a variety of HR activities.
• Develops, drafts, maintains, and analyzes the effectiveness of a broad range of Bureau-specific HR policies and procedures (e.g. Alternate Work Schedules, telework agreements, staffing, training, career development, resource management).
• Serves as an employee and management counselor for various Civil and Foreign Service issues (e.g. promotions, assignments, retirement, evaluation reports, working conditions, equal employment opportunity (EEO), and supervision).
• Coordinates with the awards committees from each bureau to ensure awards are reviewed, approved, and processed in accordance with Department guidelines, providing Foreign Affairs Manual (FAM) and Title 5 guidance, as appropriate.

• At the GS-11 level, the incumbent performs essentially the same duties as outlined; however, the scope and complexity of assignments are of less responsibility and independence and receives closer supervision than the full performance level (GS-12).
• Develops CS and FS staffing requirements in order to plan for annual staffing needs, attrition, new position requirements and ensures the bureau remains within its employment and position ceilings and best utilization of staff and resources.
• Advises managers and the Executive Director on conventional issues related to the most beneficial, office specific, approaches to follow in the staffing process relating to recruitment strategies, sources, special programs, and staffing actions.
• Coordinates and monitors HR issues between bureau, employees, HR Service Provider, and/or the HR Service Center relating to staffing, employee relations, position classification, pay, benefits, and technical processing of personnel actions.
• Evaluates and analyzes policies, procedures, and regulations; provides information concerning new or revised policies to client Bureau employees regarding CS and FS systems.

As the federal agency whose mission is to ensure the fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans, the Department of Justice is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive work environment. To build and retain a workforce that reflects the diverse experiences and perspectives of the American people, we welcome applicants from the many communities, identities, races, ethnicities, backgrounds, abilities, religions, and cultures of the United States who share our commitment to public service.

The duties and responsibilities of a Human Resources Officer, GS-0201-15 generally include, but are not limited to the following:

*Plan, develop, and direct a comprehensive human resources management program for organizations and supported components.
*Exercise full supervisory and managerial oversight of human resources functional areas, including recruitment and staffing, position classification and position management, pay administration, performance management, employee recognition, payroll, employee benefits, oversight of automated personnel information systems, employee records, and employee and labor relations.
*Receive and resolve employee complaints, effects disciplinary measures, and recommends corrective action.
*Develop long-range implementation plans for new programs, working with top management to develop management plans for the effective operation of the organization.

The incumbent oversees quarterly SES orientation program, HR liaison training, training to stakeholder members (at headquarters and in the field) regarding newly implemented transformational policy, processes and procedures, attends executive meetings with the Office of Personnel Management and other federal agency roundtable and ad hoc groups; assist in the design and development of learning opportunities (in coordination and cooperation with VALU and the Office of Human Capital Planning, Development and Outreach) for VA's SES population.

Assist in the development, recommendations and the coordination department-wide SES training and development policies and procedures. Responsibilities include developing and improving the policies and procedures for these functions, establishing a communications network between VACO and the field advising top management and key staff on policy and process issues.

Provide direct advice and guidance on all aspects of these programs. Given the significant, complex, and sensitive nature of these programs, the incumbent must function with wide independence of operation within framework of general policy and guidance from supervisory management.

Promotion Potential: The selectee may be promoted to the full performance level without further competition when all regulatory, qualification, and performance requirements are met. Selection at a lower grade level does not guarantee promotion to the full performance level.

Work Schedule: Monday - Friday; 8am-4:30pm
Compressed/Flexible: Available
Telework: Available
Virtual: This is not a virtual position.
Position Description/PD#: Relocation/Recruitment Incentives: Not Authorized
Financial Disclosure Report: Not required