Location: Dayton, OH
their scope of influence for the purpose of community engagement, networking, and professional development. Employment programming is not limited to in-house or Daybreak buildings. Employment Specialist's responsibilities and scope of services can and will be conducted in community and off-site areas including, but not limited to: In-reach facilities, libraries and other public spaces, homes/apartments when appropriate and necessary.
Employment Specialists provide all services (as assigned) for the purpose of providing support and guidance for Daybreak youth actively seeking employment or increasing their employment options through school or training sessions and those referred to the
Supportive Employment Program by performing the following duties: Performs Job Development activities, as assigned and deemed necessary to attain community employer contacts, educate and keep informed of employment trends in the community, and to promote and advocated for the employment needs of the client(s).
Compiles, prepares, and maintains employment files [through agency Electronic File System Care Logic], keeping accurate records and completing progress note forms and other forms that may be required by circumstances described in Daybreak's Employment Manual and as required by funding and monitoring entities as well as evidenced based practices that are being conducted. Responds
to referrals by conducting backssments for all participants, as appropriate and necessary Assists in facilitating and leading Employment/Education Development Services and Employment/Educational Skills Training per the Supportive Employment Programming and any Evidenced-based strategy utilized in programming.
Reports and assists in review and effectiveness of Supportive Employment Program, services, and evidenced-based practices, when needed. As an Employment Specialist, develops and implements participants' individual Supportive Employment Plan per their treatment goals. Compiles quarterly Outcome data for youth on Case Load Provide appropriate crisis intervention in situations of youth crisis, youth conflict or in other situations where individual or group intervention advances youth's progress toward treatment goals which may include maximizing the resources of current staff, and potential outside professionals.
Provide timely documentation and review of progress notes, billing, and file review through Care Logic. Updates progress notes, billable services, and employment plans as scheduled and required, for each youth on Case Load Responds positively for information needed for funders, monitors, CARF requirements, and internal departments. Assists with developing, implementing and follow through with appropriate internal and external activities appropriate for participant engagement.
Works to provide a relationship with community employers, when appropriate and necessary. Assists in working with other agencies and work sites, as assigned. Assists in developing, conducting, and facilitating creative employment activities, as assigned. Maintains the cleanliness and organization of the employment space including maintaining the safety and security of all equipment, materials and/or tools. Assists and promotes youth progress through various means and ways that are appropriate, reflective, and acceptable for the youths.
Maintains limits using natural and logical consequences as described in the Employee Manual and as required by monitoring and funding entities. Utilizes the therapeutic milieu model to assist in managing the behaviors of self and youth. Provides referral, outreach, advocacy, and linkage with educational, employment, creative and financial resources internally and externally as assigned and needed. Maintains communication with Supportive Employment Program Director, Case Managers, and participants' program sites (Engagement, Shelter, Residential, Housing, external services, etc.
) regarding youth's participation and/or progress. Attends training/agency meetings, as scheduled. Responsible for completing all required trainings needed to comply with Daybreak policy. Maintains appropriate in-service training hours by attending conferences, workshops, and training that are relevant to the job description and assignment tasks. Participates in outside agency professional development opportunities, collaboratives, meetings and/or relative boards as appropriate, available, and accessible in conjunction with the scope of their responsibilities. Job Posted by Applicant Pro
in safety, objectives, quality, productivity, and employee engagement. Responsibilities: Respond quickly to changing business conditions, display resiliency and provide tools and feedback to help the organization and leaders stay on track. Communicate and coach the plant leadership around the successful application of policies and procedures.
Perform employee relations functions including support, coaching, and counseling regarding personnel and job-related conflicts, problem solving and dispute resolution, managing employee performance issues, and backssment of termination requests; conduct exit interviews. Facilitate employee disciplinary meetings and conduct investigations. Maintain
confidentiality, establishing and maintaining positive and effective working relationships throughout the organization. Enter new hire, employee changes, verify timesheets and payroll submission through ADP.
Responsible for maintaining employee files. Filing, scanning and administrative functions of ensuring compliance and security of employee records and files. Responsible for recruiting efforts, interview, hire, and onboard new team members ensuring the operation is staffed with high-performing team members with a focus on safety, culture, and continuous improvement. Guide and foster the culture in change leadership, balancing multiple priorities while maintaining employee engagement
and satisfaction. Administer human resource programs including but not limited to, training and development, benefits and leave administration; performance and talent management, recognition programs, and coordinate employee engagement and community events.
Conduct open enrollment and other benefits-related programs. Perform audit and compliance functions as requested. Be a team player with a strong drive to foster a positive work environment, being a champion and liaison for all employees. Continuously monitoring the " pulse" of the culture to ensure a high level of employee engagement. Effectively administer processes and plant policies that assure the plant complies with Federal and State law.
Support a 24/5 or 24/7 manufacturing environment with multiple shifts being available to all employees. Basic Qualifications: 5 years of SR HR Generalist/ HR Manager experience with strength in all HR competencies demonstrated. Highly organized, detail oriented, and ability to multi-task in a busy environment. Strong analytical, problem-solving and communication skills, including written, verbal, and interpersonal. Strong employee relations skills with the ability to interact effectively with employees at all levels. Strong knowledge of federal, state, and local employment laws.
Preferred Qualifications: Experience in a manufacturing/light industrial environment Experience as a power user with ADP Workforce Now HR certification (such as PHR/SPHR or SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP) certification Education and Experience: Bachelor's Degree preferred. Advanced math skills needed to calculate compensation, bonuses, benefits analysis, percentages, etc. Strong working knowledge and proficiency in Microsoft Suite Applications Job Posted by Applicant Pro
