[Hamp-law] F/T Assistant job, Education & Workplace Justice Support at National Women's Law Center
Carin Rank, CORC
crOO at hampshire.edu
Tue Nov 27 10:30:22 EST 2018
Description
The National Women’s Law Center seeks an Assistant to provide
administrative and occasional program support to the Education &
Workplace Justice program. The Education & Workplace Justice program
conducts multi-faceted advocacy to eliminate and prevent barriers to the
success of women and girls in school and to end exploitive, abusive and
discriminatory practices faced by women at work.
*_The Organization_*
National Women's Law Center: Expanding possibilities. Eliminating
barriers. We are passionate champions of national and state policies and
laws that help women and girls achieve their potential throughout their
lives- at school, at work, at home, in their families, and in their
communities. We are committed advocates who take on the toughest
challenges, especially for women who face multiple and intersecting
forms of discrimination and women who are low-income – and we make
change happen. We are proud to have been on the front lines of virtually
every major advance for women since 1972, benefiting women, their
families, their communities, and the nation.
Address
11 Dupont Circle NW
Suite 800
<https://www.google.com/maps/place/38.910137,-77.042425>Washington
DC
20036
United States
*_Position Description_*
The Assistant is an integral member of the Education & Workplace Justice
team, providing critical administrative and systems support to this
team. This position supports the team’s programmatic work, which
addresses a wide range of issues including fair work scheduling,
pregnancy accommodations, equal pay, the minimum wage, sexual
harassment, school discipline, and protecting students’ rights to be
free from discrimination. In addition, this position plays a
coordinating role Center-wide in creating, refining, and implementing
efficient systems and processes.
*Responsibilities include:*
* Participating in creating, refining, and implementing administrative
systems across program teams to increase efficiencies and
coordinating staff implementation of these processes.
* Assisting with conference, event, and meeting organization,
preparation, and execution.
* Creating/editing correspondence and other documents and preparing
documents for distribution, including formatting fact sheets and
flyers in InDesign.
* Arranging travel and preparing expense reports.
* Maintaining files and databases.
* Posting and formatting content on the NWLC website using WordPress.
* Managing systems for state legislative tracking on education and
workplace issues.
* Conducting web-based, legislative, and other research on workplace
and education issues and drafting accompanying materials, such as
blog posts for NWLC’s website.
* Providing litigation support, including formatting, managing
sign-ons for, and filing /amicus /briefs.
* As needed: providing other administrative, program, and
organization-wide support (e.g. limited back-up receptionist).
*_Experience and Qualifications_*
* Candidate should have:
* A college degree or at least two years’ college and two years
related work experience.
* Strong computer skills and advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office
applications, including experience scheduling meetings in Outlook
and managing spreadsheets in Excel.
* Strong office skills including attention to detail, proofreading,
and excellent written and oral communications skills.
* A demonstrated ability to prioritize, organize and complete work
independently.
* Flexibility, good judgment and the ability to handle multiple,
concurrent tasks in an effective manner.
* A commitment to the work of the Center, including workplace justice
for women, and educational equity for women and girls, especially
girls of color.
*Preferred: *
* Demonstrated commitment to work with and/or for low-income
communities, communities of color, and/or LGBTQ communities.
* Experience with InDesign and WordPress.
*_Compensation_*
First year salary $44,000.
Professional Level
Entry level
Minimum Education Required
4-year degree
How To Apply
humanresources at nwlc.org <mailto:humanresources at nwlc.org>
http://www.nwlc.org
If you are interested in joining the NWLC team, submit a cover letter
describing your qualifications, resume, and three supervisory
references. Electronic submissions are preferred. Please send materials
to _humanresources at nwlc.org_ <mailto:humanresources at nwlc.org> and
include position title “Assistant E&WJ” in the subject line. Hard copies
may be addressed to: Human Resources Department, National Women's Law
Center, 11 Dupont Circle, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20036, FAX:
202-588-5185. Applications accepted until position is filled. No calls
please.
The National Women’s Law Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative
Action employer and values a diverse workforce. We strongly encourage
and seek applications from people with disabilities, people of color,
including bilingual and bicultural individuals, veterans, and LGBTQI
individuals.
*_Reasonable Accommodations_*
As noted above, NWLC welcomes applications from individuals with
disabilities. If you require reasonable accommodations during any part
of the hiring process, please email us at humanresources at nwlc.org or you
may send the request by mail to:
National Women’s Law Center
ATTN: Human Resources Director
11 Dupont Circle NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036
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