Senior HR Consultant
Senior HR Consultant
Posted today
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- To perform within this position successfully, the incumbent must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Other duties may be assigned.
- Develops and manages the strategic vision for the Human Resources Team and eliminates non-value added processes
- Writes annual (MBO) goals and objectives, develops action plans to ensure timely results, and holds Team Members accountable
- Provides oversight for and strategic management of recruiting, hiring, on-boarding, orientation, learning and development, payroll, benefits, time management, and organizational headcount administration
- Develops and maintains legally compliant and Best Practice HR Systems to include: Employment, Learning and Development, Succession Planning, and Performance Management
- Provides guidance and direction to the management staff on all Human Resources issues
- Collaborates with General Legal Counsel on all non-routine employment and policy/procedure issues to reduce litigation risks
- Develops and maintains the Team Member Handbook and Salaried Handbook addendum, ensures that policies and procedures are legally compliant with all local, state, and federal guidelines
- Develops and maintains the HR Department's key performance indicators and associated reports
- Evaluates positive and negative trends and develops countermeasures to address concerns, presents findings to the CEO, HR Coordinator, and other senior managers
- Develops the annual budget for the HR Department, coordinates with the Accounting Division for local approval
- Serves as the Chair for the Plant's 401 (k) Fiduciary Committee and acts as the Company's agent and signatory for all plan adjustments and improvements
- Collaborates with the Company's third party vendors for both 401 (k) audits and annual benefits reviews, evaluations, and plan changes
- Serves as the Company's agent and signatory for all matters relating to immigration processing and documentation
- Writes Team Member News bulletin board postings, ensures that all communications are grammatically correct, informative, and easy to understand
- Collaborates with General Legal Counsel/Team Relations to ensure that policies, procedures, and communications reflect the Company's pro-employee position
- Acts as custodian for all personnel files and employment documents and manages the department's document retention and destruction plan
- Performs an annual internal audit of all Human Resources processes, researches industry trends and ensures compliance with existing and emerging laws
- Represents the CEO at community functions and participates in area workforce development initiatives
- Bachelor's degree in human resources, Business, or related field of study
- At least 10 years of HR Management experience in a high-volume manufacturing environment
- At least five years' experience in a large operation of 500 plus employees
- Required Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities: Working knowledge of all aspects of employment law including recruiting, hiring, on-boarding, new hire orientation, and initial training expectations
- Proven ability to develop, deploy, and maintain legally compliant HR Systems
- Proven ability to prepare and deliver professional presentations and job specific training
- Proven ability to produce and administer legally compliant job performance improvement plan documents designed to change poor job performance
- Ability to write and speak simply and clearly to ensure on-going legal compliance
- Proven ability to exceed expectations with Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
- Ability to write and administer legally compliant handbook policies and procedures
- Master's degree in human resources, Business or related field of study
- Experience serving on a 401 (k) Fiduciary Committee and experience with 401 (k) audits
- Experience in negotiating with third party benefit consultants to ensure competitive pricing and plan designs
- Certificates, Licenses, and Registrations: Professional HR Certification (PHR or SHRM-CP) or higher
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