Human Resources Technician - BCSO
$19.99 - $23.49
ApplyHuman Resources Technician - BCSO
Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$19.99 - $23.49
About the role
- Responsible for the administration and application of the office/department's Human Resource Policies
- Processes Worker's Compensation claims
- Processes FMLA requests and maintains appropriate files on all employees
- Coordinates with Auditor's Office and Bexar County Human Resource Office on Human Resource issues
- Conduct background checks for the department through TCIC/NCIC and other pre-employment screening processes
- Conducts In and Out Processes employees
- May represent department on committees
- Prepares and generates Human Resource reports as required
- Processes employee verifications and assist in salary survey studies
- Processes and maintains personnel files, appraisal, timesheets, payroll and light duty
- Performs related duties as required.
- Assists with the day-to-day efficient operation of the HR office by performing a wide variety of responsible clerical, technical, administrative, and office support duties
- Performs customer service, screen and direct emails and telephone calls
- Take and relay messages
- Answer questions from employees and the general public regarding human resources issues, rules, and regulations relating to human resources management
- Respond to employment verification requests, salary and benefit surveys, and other requests for information process
- Verify, and maintain documentation relating to personnel activities such as staffing, recruitment
- Training, discipline and grievance processes, appeals, performance evaluations, classifications, and division statistics on caseload information
- Periodically may assist with recruitment
- Periodically may assist in the process of reviewing employment applicationsSECTION UNIT - Tax Assessor-Collector
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