Senior HR Analyst, Employee Relations
seattle housing authoritySeattle (WA)
Senior HR Analyst, Employee Relations
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seattle housing authoritySeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
We offer competitive salary, great benefits, and work that matters to our community. The Organization: The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) is a mission-driven leader in affordable housing, headquartered on Elliott Avenue West with sweeping views of Elliott Bay and the Puget Sound. With additional field offices across Seattle, we’re committed to expanding housing opportunities, strengthening communities, and supporting a workplace where people grow and thrive.
The position:
We’re looking for aSenior HR Analystto join our Employee Relations & Labor Relations team! This role will primarily lead and conduct employee investigations and play a key part in strengthening workplace relationships across the agency. The Senior HR Analyst supports the design and execution of HR programs and policies under the guidance of the Labor Relations Manager, with responsibilities spanning employee relations, labor relations, and performance management. We’re seeking someone who is passionate about resolving workplace issues, supporting fair and thorough investigations, and helping supervisors and employees build effective, trust-based working relationships. The Senior HR Analyst advises departments on complex HR matters, develops and delivers training, and coordinates special projects. The role may also serve as acting Labor Relations Manager when needed.
The Location:
101 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119 The ideal candidate will have: Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration or Behavioral Science Includes one year of supplemental college-level coursework in Human ResourcesOR an additional four years of relevant work experience may substitute for the degree Minimum of six years of progressive experience as an HR Analyst or Business Partner. Direct experience should include work in: Labor Relations & Negotiation Employee relations and workplace investigations Performance Management best practices and modelsHR strategy and program development Policy and procedure development Working knowledge of these areas is desired: Classification or Compensation Management Benefits and Leave Management Training What will you do? Support the development and implementation of HR programs and ensure compliance with laws and policies. Support employee relations and investigations and advise departments on complex HR related matters. Participate in labor relations activities and contract interpretation. Design and deliver HR-related training to staff and management. Contribute to policy development, special projects, and internal communications. Monitor legal compliance and provide related staff training. Maintain detailed records and generate reports on key HR metrics. Use HRIS and Microsoft Office tools to manage data and systems. These duties are a representation of the essential duties and are not all-inclusive of work assignments or activities. For additional information on the job, please see the full job description. Why Should You Apply?
Our Culture:
SHA offers a supportive, energetic workplace where collaboration and growth thrive. Our talented team has helped make us a nationally recognized leader in affordable housing and community development. Competitive Salary
Comprehensive Benefits:
Medical, dental, and vision insurance Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS)Generous paid leave and holidays Work-Life Balance Reasonable hours Opportunity for part-time remote work (dependent on the position)Professional Development On-the-job training and growth opportunities---Our Commitment to Equity
SHA values your unique background and perspective - we encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet every listed qualification. Learn more in our diversity and application equity statement.
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