Librarian (Law)

Company:	Internal Revenue Service Company Profile \| Current Opportunities (9)
Job Location(s):	Washington
Employment Term:	Regular
Employment Type	Full Time
Start Date:	As soon as possible
Starting Salary Range:	$60,989.00+
Required Experience:	Open
Related Categories:	Education - Training/Library, Accounting - Audit, Accounting - Taxes and Preparation

Position Description

SALARY RANGE: 60,989.00 - 95,026.00 USD /year	OPEN PERIOD: Thursday, October 29, 2009 to Tuesday, December 01, 2009
SERIES & GRADE: GS-1410-11/12	POSITION INFORMATION: This a full-time position This is a Career/Career Conditional appointment.
PROMOTION POTENTIAL: 12	DUTY LOCATIONS: 1 vacancy(s) in one of the following locations: Washington DC Metro Area, DC
WHO MAY BE CONSIDERED: Closing date extended until Dec. 1, 2009 U.S. Citizens NOTE: YOUR ON-LINE RESUME MUST THOROUGHLY SUPPORT YOUR RESPONSES TO THE JOB SPECIFIC QUESTIONS.

JOB SUMMARY:

The librarian is responsible for all aspects of legislative research services for the Office of Chief Counsel.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has a distinguished history
dating back to the founding of our nation. Today, as the steward of
U.S. economic and financial systems, Treasury is a major and
influential participant in the global economy. There are many
Treasury bureaus and offices, with over 100,000 employees, working
together to face and meet the challenges of our nation.

Associate Chief Counsel (F&M)
Library Division
Washington, DC

KEY REQUIREMENTS:

Applications will be accepted on-line via Career Connector
Relocation expenses will not be paid
IF UNABLE TO APPLY ONLINE, CONTACT careerconnectorhelp@do.treas.gov
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Additional Duty Location Info: Washington DC Metro Area, DC
MAJOR DUTIES:
The incumbent is responsible for all aspects of legislative research services for the Office of Chief Counsel including but not limited to: - Planning, implementing and coordinating all policies, procedures and objectives relating to the operation of the legislative research section of the library; - Building, developing and maintaining a comprehensive collection of legislative research materials to support the extensive research activities of Counsel's legal and professional staff; - Designing and performing complex online searches of appropriate databases in areas involving legislative materials and issues; - Reviewing and evaluating services provided, ensuring that the extensive research needs of the agency are met, and that the sections collection of legislative research materials remain the most comprehensive collection in the metropolitan area; -Responsible for monitoring and tracking legislative activity of interest to the office; utilizing both manual and automated services to ensure that legislative tracking functions are comprehensive, timely and that all current and pending legislation of interest to the agency is properly identified and monitored; -Providing sophisticated research and reference services tot the legal staff of the agency, in area involving tax, appropriations, bankruptcy, social security, government contracts, Freedom of Information and disclosure, federal employee benefits, and public sector law; -Serving as resident expert for the Office of Chief Counsel on all questions involving legislative history research.