Bilingual Human Resources Generalist

Posted 3 days ago

steele solutionsMilwaukee County (WI)

Human Resources Specialists Human Resources Consulting Services

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About the role

Join the HR team at Steele Solutions, a growing manufacturing leader headquartered in Milwaukee, WI. We're looking for a Bilingual HR professional who is passionate about supporting employees, partnering with leaders, and helping create a positive workplace culture!

About Company: Steele Solutions Inc. is the nation’s leading designer and manufacturer of platforms and mezzanines used to support equipment in distribution, fulfillment, and sortation centers throughout the United States. We also design and build structures to support and access equipment in numerous other industries, with installations in every state and throughout the world! In this role, you'll support employee relations, recruiting, onboarding, performance management, training, compliance, and employee engagement initiatives across our manufacturing operations.

What we're looking for: ✅ 5+ years of HR experience, preferably in manufacturing✅ Strong employee relations and recruiting experience✅ Knowledge of employment laws and HR best practices✅ Bilingual in English and Spanish✅ SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, PHR, or SPHR a plus Why Steele Solutions?• Collaborative team environment• Opportunity to make a real impact• Competitive pay and benefits• Professional growth opportunities• Volunteer events, celebrations, and a culture that values people! Ready to join a company that's built strong and powered by people?

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