HR Generalist II
tundra technical solutionsMcLean (VA)
About the role
We are seeking an experienced HR Generalist II to support a growing HR organization within a Fortune 100 company. This role will provide day-to-day HR support, manage employee cases, and partner with business leaders across a variety of employee relations and HR matters. The ideal candidate is a strong communicator with hands-on HR case management experience, sound judgment, and the ability to effectively coach and consult with managers and employees.
Key Responsibilities:
- Manage HR cases and employee inquiries from intake through resolution
- Support employee relations, performance management, and general HR matters
- Conduct workplace investigations and document findings
- Partner with business leaders to provide HR guidance and coaching
- Research and interpret HR policies, procedures, and employment practices
- Collect and analyze HR information and provide recommendations
- Maintain accurate case documentation and follow established procedures
- Collaborate with HR partners and internal stakeholders on projects and initiatives
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Labor Relations, Business, Psychology, or a related field
- 3+ years of relevant Human Resources experience
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Experience with HR case management and problem solving
- Experience coaching or consulting with employees and/or business leaders
- Ability to manage sensitive and confidential matters independently Experience within a large, complex, or matrixed organization and knowledge of employment and labor laws are considered strong assets.
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