HR Manager - Employee Relations/Policy Administration
HR Manager - Employee Relations/Policy Administration
Posted 15 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Oversee Employee Relations, Policy Management, and ADA compliance, delivering HR support to assigned business group.
- Supports corporate and business functions
- Handle escalated concerns, resolve workplace issues, enforce labor law compliance, and cultivate a positive work culture that supports employee satisfaction and productivity.
- Contribute to the creation, execution, communication, and frequent updates of company policies, ensuring legal compliance and alignment with business objectives.
- Work with COEs to conduct training sessions, including new hire orientation, leadership development, and HR policy presentations.
- Ensure ADA compliance by providing reasonable accommodations, mitigating discrimination, and supporting an inclusive environment for employees with disabilities.
- Leverage data analytics and employee feedback to evaluate business needs, review HR programs and processes, and pinpoint areas for improvement.
- Engage with other HR functions to jointly implement HR initiatives and policies.
- Lead or contribute to HR projects and cross-functional initiatives as assigned.
- Support the deployment of organization-wide HR initiatives, ensuring alignment with strategic priorities and operational readiness.
- Adherent to governmental regulations in developing HR programs.
- Perform additional duties as needed.
- Job Level Specifications: Possesses comprehensive knowledge of HR principles, theories, and practices within the discipline.
- Demonstrates proficiency in HR job function with a broad understanding of industry standards and methods.
- Develops solutions for diverse situations and undertakes projects requiring evaluation and analysis, referencing policies, practices, or precedents as necessary to determine the best approach for achieving goals.
- Works independently, applying judgment and discretion, at times with limited guidance on new tasks; outcomes may be reviewed for adequacy.
- May serve as a key contact for assignments or projects and interact with professionals and management at all levels.
- Collaborate with colleagues within the function and across the organization and may represent the department internally or externally.
- Comfortable conducting training sessions virtually or in person.
- Work Experience:
- Typically, 5+ years of experience with bachelor's or equivalent.
- Education and Certification(s):Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience that imparts similar knowledge and skills. Distinguishing Characteristics: Preferably, five or more years of Employee Relations experience. PHR/SPHR certification preferred.
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