HR Generalist
| Verified Pay check_circle | Provided by the employer$24 - $35 per hour |
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| Hours | Part-time |
| Location | 1440 GUERNEVILLE RD Santa Rosa, California open_in_new |
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Verified Pay check_circleProvided by the employer$23.03
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$37.74
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Job Description
Position Summary: The HR Generalist will assist the Administration in the human resources activities of the organization that includes training on HR needs to Tribal staff, maintaining personnel records, employee grievances, personnel issues, filing recruiting documents, assisting in the administration of employee leaves of absences.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Assists department in carrying out various human resource programs and procedures for all company employees; Assists and follows through recruitment for exempt and nonexempt personnel and helps to coordinate the use of temporary employees; Conducts employment verifications, reference checks and obtains criminal background checks prior to extending an offer to candidates; Administers pre-employment tests and conducts reference checks.
Education & Experience: Must be knowledgeable with Federal and California State employment laws; Must be proficient with Excel and Word; Must be detail oriented and have the ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
Qualifications: A.A. Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Human Resources or a minimum of three years’ human resources experience as an HR Generalist
Welcome! The Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of the Stewarts Point Rancheria is a Federally Recognized Tribe located in Sonoma County of California.
The Kashia Band of Pomo Indians were the first inhabitants of the coastal Sonoma County area around Fort Ross. The Kashia lived in lands that extended from the Gualala River in the North to Duncan’s Point south of the Russian River. From the West, Kashia territory extended from the pacific coast over coastal mountain ranges down the Warm Springs Creek to the confluence of Dry Creek, thirty miles inland. An estimated 1,500 people inhabited this area pre-contact, and migrated seasonally throughout this territory to take full advantage of the resources for their subsistence. By 1870, only 3 villages remained and by 1914, the United States Federal Government began the process of taking land into Trust, establishing the Stewarts Point Rancheria.