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Panel approves updates to multiple job descriptions, including technology and HR roles

September 04, 2025 | Ithaca City, Tompkins County, New York


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Panel approves updates to multiple job descriptions, including technology and HR roles
The Personnel Classification Panel approved revisions to several job descriptions and the reinstatement of a network engineer position for the school district. The approved items include minimum-qualification revisions for the assistant director of technology, updates to the city clerk job description to reflect organizational changes, and a deputy director of human resources description to support recruitment.

Panel members described many of the changes as "cosmetic" or administrative updates tied to reorganization within departments; the deputy director of HR description was finalized so recruitment can begin. The panel also approved reinstating a network engineer position to the ICSD roster after staff said the school district has an operational need for that role.

Motions to approve the job description changes and the network engineer classification were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff said the changes align the job specifications with current duties and the ongoing departmental restructuring; precise hiring timelines and funding details were not specified during the discussion.

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