Bilingual UI​/RESEA Reemployment Coordinator; Spanish​/English

Bilingual UI/RESEA Reemployment Coordinator (Spanish/English) (Open)

Nebraska's Re-employment Strategy is a comprehensive re-employment program streamlining the Nebraska Department of Labor's (NDOL) services to assist individuals who are unemployed in returning to work quicker. Under the Unemployment Insurance (UI) Division, the Bilingual Reemployment Coordinator will work to improve employment outcomes of UI recipients and reduce the duration of unemployment claims. The position will plan, implement, and facilitate one-on-one orientations for job seekers about the online labor exchange, Labor Market Information, and One-Stop partner services.

We are looking for an individual who is bilingual in Spanish and English. This position will receive a $1.75 pay differential for bilingual language skills.

Here's what we have to offer!

• 13 paid holidays
• Vacation and sick leave that begin accruing immediately
• Military leave
• 156% state-matched retirement
• Tuition reimbursement
• Employee assistance program
• 79% employer paid health insurance plans
• Dental and vision insurance plans
• Employer-paid $20,000 life insurance policy
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF) through the Federal government
• Wide variety and availability of career advancement as the largest and most diverse employer in the State
• Opportunity to be part of meaningful work and make a difference through public service
• Training and Development based on your career aspirations

Examples of Work

• Perform case management of clients; research and recommend clients for intensive and various training services including Re-Employment Services which requires in-depth case management and vocational guidance.
• Screen applicants for eligibility for partner programs and utilize vocational guidance tools to assist applicants with core intensive services; work closely with partners in coordinating services of mutual clients.
• Perform job search/matching activities for applicants including registration, job referrals and job development.
• Administer assessment instruments (tests, surveys, etc.) and other planning tools; interpret results and counsel clients.
• Plan, implement, and present workshops relevant to job seeker needs.
• Perform data entry and retrieval activities for various programs as necessary.
• Support the claimant in development of individual reemployment plan.
• Conduct individual evaluations virtually to identify barriers and employment options by establishing work search plans.
• Provide referral services; determine and review Unemployment Insurance eligibility; schedule, track and log all orientations; document required activities and case notes accurately.
• Interview claimants to determine continued eligibility for unemployment insurance benefits; identify barriers, verify work search, and refer to reemployment services through One-Stop offices.
• Prevent and detect UI improper payments.
• Responsible for the shared inbox by responding to 6-7 emails or voicemails during Admin hour.
• Adhere to State, Nebraska Dept of Labor, Office of Unemployment Insurance policies and procedures.
• Other duties as assigned.

Location:

NDOL Administration Building, 550 South 16th Street, Lincoln (On-site)

Schedule:

8am - 5pm;
Monday - Friday

Requirements /

Qualifications:

Minimum Qualifications:

Post high school coursework or training in social/behavioral sciences, counseling, business, public administration, education, marketing, or a related field; or experience in client development and case management including interviewing, research, and direct customer service.

Other: SPANISH/ENGLISH BILINGUAL SKILLS ARE REQUIRED.

Knowledge of:
State and federal employment security laws; case management interviewing procedures and techniques; typical office computer systems.

Skill in: public speaking or communicating with an audience; presenting information clearly using various media.

Ability to: plan and organize work; work with diverse socio-economic backgrounds; communicate to disseminate information to a diverse group of people; follow instructions; maintain professionalism while remaining empathetic and compassionate to the job seeker's situation; administer tests and measurements; conduct evaluations; learn and apply agency rules, policies, and procedures.