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Position Title: Senior Employment Counselor - Sector Initiatives
Location: St. Louis Park
Reports to: Program Manager
Position Summary: Assist broad range of clients to attain self-sufficiency through employment, promote and coordinate services with community partners, present job search workshops, produce multiple program reports.
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Essential Functions:
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- Promotes and recruits services with community partners
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15% |
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- Conducts group enrollment sessions and job search workshops
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15% |
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- Enrolls, tracks, maintains files, case notes client data and progress
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15% |
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- Develops and monitors job search plans with clients
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10% |
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- Tracks, monitors, and produces statistical and narrative program reports
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10% |
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- Coordinates referrals with other counselors/agencies, training Institutions, and employers
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10% |
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Other Responsibilities:
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- Refers clients to community resources to overcome employment barriers
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5% |
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- Assists clients in problem solving and crisis resolution skills
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5% |
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- Identifies job lead sources and refers clients for placement
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5% |
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- Represents HIRED to community partners, and collaborates through multiple means of communication
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5% |
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- Collaborates with manager and team members to meet program goals
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5% |
The organization has reviewed this job description
to ensure that essential functions and other responsibilities
have been included. It is not intended to be construed as
an exhaustive list of all functions, responsibilities, skills
and abilities. Additional functions and requirements may be
assigned by supervisors as deemed appropriate.
Position Evaluations Factors:
Supervision: This position does not involve supervising other employees.
Skills and abilities:
Strong oral and written communication skills, interpersonal skills, planning and organizational skills, attention to detail, professionalism, ability and willingness to respond efficiently and constructively to rapid change, ability to work in a team, customer service skills, computer skills (including Word, Excel, Outlook and databases), analytical skills, and ability to work effectively with diverse populations and stakeholders.
Competencies: Active listening,
approachability, business acumen, communication, customer
service, customer focus, decision quality, ethics and values,
integrity and trust, Compassion, Conflict Management, Motivating others, Process Management and use of technology.
- Active Listening – The ability
to demonstrate attentive and dynamic listening; possesses
the ability to hear people out.
- Approachability – The ability
to build rapport well with others by being easy to approach,
warm, pleasant, and gracious.
- Business Acumen –Knows how business
and the labor market works. Knows the competition.
- Communication – The ability to
clearly present ideas, whether verbally or in writing, into
an organized and effective manner within a variety of settings.
- Customer Service – The ability
to meet the needs and being available for the requests of
internal and external customers
- Customer Focus – The dedication
to meet the expectations and requirements of internal and
external customers.
- Decision Quality – The ability
to make good decisions (without considering how much time
it takes) based upon a mixture of analysis, wisdom, experience,
and judgment.
- Ethics and Values – The willingness
to adhere to and act upon an appropriate and effective set
of core values and beliefs during both good and bad times.
- Integrity and Trust – The willingness
and ability to admit mistakes, keep confidences, and be
seen as a direct, truthful individual.
- Compassion – The ability to be genuinely concerned and caring towards people
- Conflict Management – The ability to read situations quickly, settle disputes equitably, and see conflicts as opportunities
- Motivating others – The ability to create a climate in which people want to do their best, motivate many kinds of direct reports and team members, and empower others.
- Process Management – The ability to utilize processes necessary to analyze situations, resolve problems and reach acceptable solutions.
- Use of Technology – The ability
to use internal and external technical systems to perform
the position on a daily basis.
Contacts: Entire HIRED staff, training and accreditation institutions, governmental partners, funders, employers, probation officers, and community agencies
Education, Experience:Four year college degree in counseling, education, or social work, plus at least 2 years counseling and presentation experience.
Physical Requirements:
No special requirements.
Working Conditions: Typical office and/or classroom conditions, no special requirements. Must pass a criminal background check and DOC security clearance.
Salary Range: $14.10/hour – $18.80/hour
Salary Grade: Operations 3
FLSA status: Nonexempt
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