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Volusia County Schools

02-Administrative/Non-Instruct

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A Human Resources Clerk or Technician provides a variety of specialized clerical duties in support of HR services and programs within an organization or company. Processes requisitions to fill vacancies, posts job vacancies, coordinate and maintains relationships with recruiting agencies, monitors open posting activity and processes applications. May act as an advisor regarding HR policies and programs.

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02-Administrative/Non-Instruct Volusia County Schools•3.6 DeLand, FL Job Details $43,701•$50,141 a year 1 day ago Benefits Loan forgiveness Qualifications Computer operation Confidential information handling Word processing Spreadsheets Administrative experience High school diploma or GED Clerical experience Productivity software Database software proficiency Full Job Description Assistant, Human Resources Job Posting Title 02-Administrative/Non-Instruct Facility
HUMAN RESOURCES
Location DeLand, FL Category
OTHER PROFESSIONAL STAFF
•NONADMINISTRATIVE/NONINSTRUCTIONAL Classification 02-Administrative/Non-Instruct Posting Number
D3800186
Date Posted 06/25/2026 Closing Date 07/09/2026 Job Description
POSITION GOAL
To provide analytical and technical services related to personnel functions for the Volusia County Schools
PERFORMANCE RESPONSIBILITIES
Job Records 1. Assist in analysis and determination of parameters to be entered into personnel records in order to establish employee pay levels. 2. Process personnel recommendations for administrative, instructional, and support staff. 3. Review and determine credit for verified experience for pay purposes according to guidelines and procedures. 4. Adjust salaries for personnel having allotment changes or position changes. 5. Verify salary distribution files and update static files. 6. Review activity reports and verify content for accuracy. 7. Develop and maintain employment history records, including annual earnings. 8. Respond to inquiries associated with the employment history record and forward submissions or revisions to the Division of Retirement. 9. Maintain data bases related to special personnel status, including leaves of absence and termination. 10. Inform appropriate department as required regarding personnel status of employees. 11. Process reappointment actions of all designated personnel. 12. Verify eligibility for salary increases based upon established guidelines and procedures. Work collaboratively with the payroll and management information services departments in order to assure that employee 13. Records are established and maintained accurately and in a timely fashion. 14. Process information in accordance with collective bargaining contracts as they impact on the salary or benefits of employees. 15. Assist in the annual process of accurately affecting personnel records relating to awarding a year of service, including verification of records. 16. Publish annual and tenure employment contracts as designated. 17. Receive and appropriately answer inquiries regarding personnel records. Employee Services 18. Facilitate the District's Family Medical Leave program for employees, including administering and approving requests in accordance with federal law. 19. Respond to employee questions or concerns regarding Family Medical Leave issues, including researching questions or referrals to other resources for a response. 20. Investigate the research Family Medical Leave policy issues and problems and respond with appropriate action in accordance with federal law. 21. Process personnel recommendations for charter schools. 22. Identify and advise administrators of trends, problems and issues. 23. Inform administrators of new ideas for continuous process improvement. 24. Ensure that leave policy is being applied consistently and properly by administrators and school personnel by providing proactive training and guidance. Employment Verifications 25. Respond to inquiries associated with the employment history records. 26. Complete file reviews with employees or outside requests. 27. Maintain data bases related to verifications. 28. Inform appropriate department as required regarding personnel status of employees. 29. Verify eligibility of employment status and salary based upon established guidelines and procedures. 30. Complete employment and salary verifications for mortgage companies and loans. 31. Complete employment status for Department of Children and Family. 32. Compile personnel records for completion of subpoena requests. 33. Process teacher loan forgiveness forms under the Teacher Loan Forgiveness Program. 34. Process information in accordance with Florida statutes on record review. 35. Receive and appropriately answer inquiries regarding personnel records. Substitute/Onboarding 36. Manages the onboarding process for new employees. 37. Notifies Payroll, Insurance and Benefits, and Health Services with the attendees for each onboarding session. 38. Maintains Canvas classes for onboarding. 39. Assist substitute candidates in gaining employment with Volusia County Schools. 40. Support employees, substitutes and schools in their use of the application software. 41. Develop and maintain system databases. 42. Develop application training classes and information for users, including training documents. 43. Prepare written materials for training sessions and workshops. 44. Teach application classes, provide classroom and individual instruction as necessary. 45. Develop user manuals for application software. 46. Assist in meeting user needs by making recommendations for enhancements and application development. 47. Assist school and district administration in procuring information from the system. 48. Work collaboratively with the payroll and technology services departments in order to assure that employee records are established and maintained accurately and in a timely fashion. 49. Generate requested reports and provide analysis as requested. 50. Coordinate collaborative projects with the technology services department and other departments as needed. 51. Coordinate the orientation onboarding process for new employees, including materials and schedule. 52. Assist with monitoring and operation of the application software. 53. Complete screenings for Department of Children and Family (DCF) Clearinghouse as needed for specific types of positions. 54. Keep current with hardware and software technology through education courses and self-study. 55. Prepare sensitive and confidential technical documents as required. 56. Coordinate calendar activities in order to meet all required deadlines. 57. Track DCF screenings for violations and reprinting.
Position Summary Position Code:
38020204
Site:
DAC•
Deland Hours:
8
Months:
12 Please contact Holly Bailey at for additional information Required Qualifications/Certifications
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
High school diploma or equivalent Three (3) years work experience in advanced clerical office work, personnel experience preferred Computer experience with personnel applications preferred Valid Florida Driver License or ability to acquire one within thirty (30) days of employment, except in case where accommodation is required
REQUIRED SKILLS
Skilled in operating computers and commonly used office management software, including word processing, spreadsheets and data bases Research sills emphasizing necessary documentation and interpretation of data Ability to prioritize tasks, maintain organization, and meet deadlines Ability to function as a working member of the management team Ability to handle confidential and sensitive information with a high level of accountability Ability to work independently with a minimum of supervision Ability to plan, organize and prioritize a varied workload Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing Ability to solve problems, make decisions and take action in an effective and timely manner Ability to work harmoniously and cooperatively with district staff and the community
REPORTS TO
Chief Human Resources Officer
SUPERVISES
Not Applicable Salary Info $43,701 to $50,141 Summary If you're applying for a transfer position that requires an addendum, complete the General Application and the required addendum listed at the bottom of the job board page.