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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
Labor Relations Representative (Contract)
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What they do
An Employee Relations Specialist manages communication and relationships between a company and employees. Participates in the recruitment and hiring process, communication of company policies and employee concerns, and exit interviews. Maintains employee files. Works in conjunction with human resources departments; may work for a company or for a staffing agency.
$94,108 / year median in New Jersey
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Description Reporting to the Labor Relations Executive, the Labor Relations Representative is responsible for the compilation, handling, updating and tracking of all active disciplinary and medical removal matters with respect to represented operations, maintenance, clerical, and police staff. Note #1 - This is a long term contract position eligible for benefits. Note #2 - This position requires a minimum of four days per week in office in Jersey City, NJ. The selected candidate may be required to travel to other Port Authority facilities as needed. Specific responsibilities include, but not limited to: Keep a docket of disciplinary matters and grievances to which the Representative would investigate which may include on-site visits, draft charges or responses, attend hearings, and resolve in accordance with contractual timeframes and departmental procedures. Assist colleagues in disciplinary matters and grievances they are handling, as assigned; Prepare, format, and service of disciplinary charges as assigned; Coordinate and schedule all disciplines and medical removal matters, including dates for hearings, hearing locations, etc.; Obtaining dates from and coordinating schedules with arbitrators, impartial hearing officers and court reporters; Process and track payment of all related invoices (such as grievances, panel matters, disciplines and investigations); Generate monthly reports; Maintain an electronic catalogue of disciplinary decisions by topic and summarizing and cataloging those and other discipline decisions by topic; Assist in maintaining and updating tracking data related to active disciplinary matters; Provide guidance to managers and supervisors on disciplinary and grievance procedures, when assigned; Perform other duties and/or special projects as assigned.