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Under the general direction of the CEA A, Deputy Director for Policy, Research and Legislation Branch, the Staff Services Manager II (SSM II) ensures that the activities and work products of the staff are effectively directed to provide overall support for the California Workforce Development Board (CWDB).he SSM II provides day to day direction and mentorship of staff, ensuring high quality and timely completion of the staff's assigned tasks. Prior to the start of assignments, the SSM II ensures staff understanding of objectives and time constraints, establishes and communicates expectations and standards of performance that clearly convey staff responsibility. The SSM II checks work progress to ensure timeliness and quality output and also reviews completed assignments and correspondence for quality and clarity. The SSM II is expected to work with staff to develop work plans and track progress on the completion of work plans, strategizing with the Deputy Director and staff on the appropriateness and any needed changes to work plans.
The SSM II acts as a highly skilled resource lead for all CWDB workforce development research, analysis and evaluation, and is responsible for overseeing a wide range of research and evaluation studies conducted both by the CWDB research staff as well as third-party entities contracted by the CWDB to meet legislative mandates and CWDB directives. The incumbent will work with the CWDB Executive Team and establish an internal continuous improvement process for the CWDB research and evaluation as applied, but not limited, to all the CWDB High Road grants and programs.
The SSM II assists the Executive team and the CWDB members in formulating organizational legislative and policy positions and strategies. The SSM II collaborates with the Executive team and the CWDB members in program and policy development and recommendations associated with the CWDB priorities and initiatives, Workforce Innovation and Opportunities Act (WIOA), state statutes, and provides technical expertise and coordination with State, regional, and local partners in implementing policies and recommendations. The incumbent must have strong written and verbal communication skills, especially as these pertain to the clear presentation of analytical policy content which may need to be communicated to non-expert audiences.
Special Instructions:
Telework - The California Workforce Development Board (CWDB) headquarters is located in Sacramento, CA, however we will consider candidates from nearby areas as remote and/or telework options may be available for this position. Terms of the telework schedule are subject to Branch/Division needs and CWDB policies.
A Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) - Is required as part of your application, and your application will not be considered without a properly completed SOQ. Refer to SOQ instructions below.
New to the State - Review the 3 Steps To A State Job webpage and be sure to complete the exam/assessment and state application before applying for this position.
Position exists in downtown Sacramento.