Hybrid Labor Relations Leader — Negotiations & Strategy

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pplEast Providence (RI)

Labor Relations Specialists Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations

SENIORITY

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About the role

PPL Corporation in Providence, RI is seeking a Labor Relations leader to drive planning, development and implementation of labor programs. The role involves serving as the chief spokesperson for contract negotiations and coordinating negotiations strategy with legal resources. You will provide counsel to managers, oversee grievance processes, and partner with local union leaders to maintain an effective labor relations climate, while ensuring alignment with business objectives and on-site

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