Posting Identification Number 48303
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Position Overview
Serves as the Northern Deputy Chief Labor Relations Advisor. Serves as full-line supervisor over labor relations liaisons, representing agency management in labor relation matters. Oversees labor relations unit operations to support the agency's management positions in negotiating labor union agreements, resolving grievances, and assuring the agency operates in conformance with collective bargaining agreements. Acts as labor liaison to assigned agency facilities and divisions and represents those entities at third level grievance hearings. In the absence of the Chief Labor Relations Advisor, assumes responsibilities with full administrative authority for operation of the bureau and all functions of the Chief Labor Relations Advisor. Serves as a member of the labor contract negotiation team concerning the multiple collective bargaining agreements in which the State of Illinois is a party.
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*All conditions of employment listed are incorporated and related to any of the job duties as listed in the job description.
The Department of Human Services is one of Illinois' largest agencies, with more than 13,000 employees and an annual budget of over $5.4 billion. Illinois created DHS in 1997, to provide our state's residents with streamlined access to integrated services, especially those who are striving to move from welfare to work and economic independence, and others who face multiple challenges to self-sufficiency. DHS is proud of its diversity, efficiency, and the services that the agency and its community partners provide to Illinois citizens. Our mission is to reduce poverty and keep individuals and families out of the deep-end of social service systems.