Labor Relations Specialist (53296)

MIRACORP, Inc.Washington, District of ColumbiaOn-siteFull-timeSenior, 5–8 yearsListed 5 hours ago

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About this role

Join a company where excellence meets opportunity ! At MIRACORP , we dont just provide services to the federal government, we set the gold standard in quality and reliability. What truly sets us apart? Our people . We believe our employees are the cornerstone of everything we achieve. Thats why we invest in talent, innovation, and leadership , fostering a workplace where your contributions make a real impact.

MIRACORP is seeking a Labor Relations Specialist to join our team. In this role, you will support federal employee and labor relations projects by applying technical and consultative expertise to program, process, and system development. This position is in support of Department of State, Directorate of Passport Services.

Essential Functions

- Assist with projects involving employee relations and labor relations functions in a federal agency.

- Support the design and implementation of federal employee and labor relations programs, processes, and systems.

- Apply technical and consultative skills to assigned task orders and projects.

- Contribute to programs that support employee accountability.

- Support programs for managing relationships among the agency, unions, employee representatives, and management associations.

- Coordinate with appropriate stakeholders on the development and implementation of assigned initiatives.

Qualifications

Qualifications

- U.S. citizenship is required.

- Ability to pass a federal background check.

- Must possess a SECRET personnel security clearance.

- Bachelor’s degree and 5 years of relevant experience; or 9 years of relevant experience in lieu of the degree.

- Working knowledge of and experience with federal employee and labor relations programs, processes, and systems.

- Technical consultation.

- Stakeholder communication.

- Program development.

Preferred Qualifications

Prior experience with the U.S. Department of State is preferred.