Human Resources Manager

Posted 2 days ago

mac productsJersey City (NJ)

Human Resources Managers Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs)

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About the role

HR Manager | Kearny, NJ | MAC Products, Inc. Running HR for a union shop — handling every grievance, every benefits question, every audit — but never in the room when the decisions that create those problems get made? We should talk. MAC Products, a third-generation family-owned manufacturer in Kearny, NJ, needs an HR Manager to build our people function — not maintain someone else's. You'll own day-to-day CBA administration, report directly to our CEO, and have real input into how HR gets built across our NJ and NC facilities. This isn't a caretaker role. It's a build role.

Is this you? → Running HR inside a unionized manufacturing shop today — grievances, benefits, recruiting, mostly on your own→ 5+ years in that kind of role, including at least 3 in a union manufacturing environment→ Tired of finding out about a decision after it's already become a grievance→ Just as comfortable on the shop floor as in a negotiation prep meeting What you get: a direct line to the CEO, a real seat at the table, and the chance to build HR at a growing two-state manufacturer — not just run someone else's playbook.

Benefits: Medical, dental (PPO or DMO options), and vision coverage; life insurance; 401(k); paid time off; FSA/DCFSA.If we just described you, let's have that first conversation.#HRManager #Labor Relations #Manufacturing Jobs #NJJobs #Union Relations #Human Resources

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