1.1 Ability to communicate with others in the district in regard to current and future staffing needs.
1.2 Ability to evaluate data gathered on staffing needs.
1.3 Ability to identify primary sources of qualified applicants.
1.4 Ability to develop an appropriate screening process.
1.5 Ability to identify the knowledge, competencies, and abilities required for a given position.
1.6 Ability to determine the kind of information needed by new and continuing personnel.
1.7 Ability to develop programs that enhance employee opportunities for self-improvement and advancement.
1.8 Ability to support and encourage the continuous use of self-evaluation/goal setting as productive technique for change.
1.9 Ability to utilize effective counseling techniques with personnel.
1.10 Ability to develop and administer a program of employee compensation and benefits.
1.11 Ability to make all necessary preparation for negotiations.
1.12 Ability to develop specific records necessary to meet the needs of the human resources operation.
1.13 Ability to recognize competencies and talents of associates and utilize them effectively.
1.14 Ability to identify the unit's objectives and relate them to budget needs and limitation.
1.15 Ability to understand and interpret statutes, legal opinions, and court decisions relating to contractual relationships and employment conditions.
1.16 Ability to write viable viable policies and regulations; understand systems of codification.
1.17 Ability to assume a leadership role in developing a climate of mutual respect and trust which contributes to a high morale within the district.
1.18 Ability to articulate the human resources unit's objectives, practices, and accomplishments.