[acb-hsp] [Jobs] Seattle Office for Civil Rights Civil Rights Analyst Position

[peter altschul]

From: Chin, Mike [mailto:Mike.Chin at seattle.gov]
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 11:34 AM
To: Chin, Mike
Cc: Chin, Mike
Subject: Seattle Office for Civil Rights Civil Rights Analyst 
Position

Greetings!

The Seattle Office for Civil Rights (SOCR) is seeking qualified 
applicants for two full-time Civil Rights Analyst positions.  
(Please see attached job description).  The primary function of a 
Civil Rights Analyst is to investigate complaints of 
discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, 
contracting equity, and Seattle's Paid Sick and Safe Time 
Ordinance, filed under Seattle ordinances and state and federal 
statutes.

A Civil Rights Analyst:

*         Receives and investigates complaints of discrimination;

*         Plans case strategies;

*         Applies legal theories of discrimination;

*         Interviews parties and witnesses;

*         Conducts fact-finding and resolution conferences;

*         Prepares witness statements and affidavits;

*         Collects and analyzes evidence;

*         Writes findings of fact;

*         Negotiates settlements and conciliation agreements;

*         Performs training regarding discrimination laws and 
policies and paid sick and safe time;

*         Maintains case files and manages a case load.

Civil Rights Analysts have production requirements and work under 
only general supervision.  The work of SOCR's Enforcement 
Division is subject to judicial scrutiny and must meet procedural 
and technical standards to withstand legal challenges.

SOCR is committed to creating an organization free of 
institutional racism.  Successful candidates must demonstrate an 
understanding of the relationship of race, racism, and 
multiculturalism to their job function and their commitment to 
creating organizations free of racism.

Please apply for this position at: http://seattle.gov/jobs/ and 
share this information with interested applicants.  The 
application deadline is Tuesday, February 5th.  For more 
information contact 
mike.chin at seattle.gov<mailto:mike.chin at seattle.gov> or 
206-684-4500.


Michael Chin
Enforcement Manager

THE SEATTLE OFFICE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
810 Third Avenue, Suite 750
Seattle, Washington 98104-1627
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