Human Resources Director
$160,000 to $170,000
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$160,000 to $170,000
About the role
- Set the HR agenda for the business, covering talent, compensation, benefits, employee relations, payroll, compliance, and culture
- Work alongside senior leaders on people related decisions, from compensation benchmarking to org design and leveling
- Run the yearly benefits renewal from start to finish, dealing directly with brokers and carriers to get the business the best plans, and manage open enrollment for employees
- Handle onboarding and offboarding, and step in personally when an employee relations issue needs a senior, discreet hand
- Put real structure around performance reviews, career paths, and succession planning, and coach managers along the way
- Keep policies, the employee handbook, and day to day practices compliant with labor law across every jurisdiction the business touches
- Manage a small team, setting their priorities and helping them grow
- A decade or more in HR, at least five of those years running a team, having owned HR broadly rather than one lane of itHands on experience taking a benefits renewal through negotiation with brokers and insurers, not just sitting in on the process
- Genuinely comfortable being the senior HR presence in a business full of personalities, with the discretion to match
- Either ran HR solo for a smaller organization, or helped professionalize HR inside a bigger one that hadn't built it out yet
- A track record of actually changing how things work, not just keeping the lights onCompensation & logistics:
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