University of Hawaii - Honolulu, HI
posted 3 months ago
The University of Hawaii is seeking a Human Resources Specialist to join the School of Medicine's administrative team. This full-time position, which is temporary and expected to begin in September 2024, will play a crucial role in managing various human resources functions within the university. The successful candidate will be responsible for reviewing and auditing personnel transactions to ensure compliance with university policies, collective bargaining agreements, and state and federal regulations. This includes the review of recruitment documents, personnel notification forms, and other essential HR paperwork for accuracy and appropriateness. The role requires a strong understanding of human resources management principles and the ability to provide technical advice and support to department staff regarding personnel management issues. In addition to auditing and compliance tasks, the Human Resources Specialist will serve as a liaison between various university offices, including the Office of Human Resources and Faculty and Scholar Immigration Services. The position involves advising employees on benefits programs, conducting investigations into complaints and grievances, and assisting with layoff and reduction in force actions. The specialist will also be responsible for generating and updating content for the department's website and may supervise clerical personnel or student assistants. This role is essential for ensuring that the School of Medicine operates smoothly and in accordance with all applicable policies and procedures. The ideal candidate will possess a bachelor's degree in business administration or human resources management, along with relevant professional experience. They should demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, as well as the ability to communicate effectively with a diverse range of stakeholders. Familiarity with university personnel systems and databases is preferred, as is the ability to handle sensitive HR issues with discretion and professionalism.