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Qualifications Required Any combination of education and experience equivalent to a master's degree in human resources, public administration, business administration, psychology, or a closely related field.
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Benefits/PerksA team-based atmosphere with a focus on Fun!
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Salary: The selected applicant's starting salary offer will be in the minimum to midpoint range of $76, 117.81 to $101,490.27 and will not exceed the mid-point of the advertised compensation range (Note: Compensation rules apply per Fairfax County personnel regulations for current Fairfax County Government and Fairfax County Public Schools employees.
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