Administration

Human Resources

The Human Resources office provides the following services: assistance and guidance to hiring managers in the hiring and onboarding process of new employees, full services to all current employees for information regarding their employment, answering questions regarding policies, front-line resources for employees and managers with questions regarding employee relations matters and interpretation of the Employee Handbook, recruitment, drug testing, fingerprinting, background checks, benefits, employee appreciation, longevity awards, and Employee Orientation.

Maniilaq Association is an EEO/Native Preference employer, meaning qualified Native applicants will be given hiring preference over non-Native applicants. A list of current  job vacancies and application information branches from this page. Additional relief and contractual jobs may be available but not displayed on the vacancy list. For information regarding these types of jobs, please contact the Human Resources office.

Planning & Development

Planning & Development provides technical, writing, and general assistance to Maniilaq Association programs and regional partners with projects ranging from grant proposals, funding requests, applications & forms, renewals, documents, data research, MOA/MOU, letters of support, formatting, printing & publication, writing, power point, and other presentations. Additionally, Planning & Development will maintain tracking of organizational data requested of the Maniilaq Board data and provide technical assistance with strategic planning.

Information Technology (IT)

Information Technology manages and maintains all telephone, FAX, computer systems, software and hardware throughout Maniilaq Association infrastructure.

Legal

The Legal Department works to protect and promote the interests of Maniilaq Association and the twelve Tribes of Northwest Alaska.

Corporate Affairs

We primarily provide legal and compliance services to our internal departments

Individuals

We do not provide legal services to individuals.  If you are an individual seeking legal advice, the following resources may be helpful:

• Alaska Commission on Aging
• Alaska Law Help
• Alaska Legal Services
• Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
• Alaska State Court
• National Consumer Law Center
• Disability Law Center of Alaska
• Family Law Self-Help Center

Other useful websites

• The Native American Rights Fund is a non-profit law firm dedicated to serving Native American and Alaska Natives tribes. http://www.narf.org/
• The Alaska Federation of Natives is a statewide Alaska Native organization that works to enhance and promote the cultural, economic and political voice of the Alaska Native community.  www.nativefederation.org
• The National Congress of American Indians is an intertribal organization dedicated to advocating for American Indian and Alaska Native tribes. http://www.ncai.org/
• The Alaska Native Health Board is the statewide voice on Native health issues promoting the spiritual, physical, mental, social and cultural well-being and pride of Native people. http://www.anhb.org/

Capital Projects

The Capital Projects Program is responsible for planning for and implementing projects that address the infrastructure needs of the company. The effort includes a Mater Planning process as well as specific project planning and development. Implementation of Capital Projects is accomplished through two methods:

1. In-house or “force account’ projects for small projects, and
2. contracting in the competitive public marketplace for larger projects. In either type of effort, the program is responsible for project oversight and project management. Capital Projects can include major asset procurement, major renovations or additions, and new facility construction.