Human Resources Generalist
averroSeattle (WA)
$50–$55/hr
ApplyAbout the role
Job Title: Human Resources Generalist (Labor Relations)
Location: Seattle, WA – Onsite
Pay Rate: $50–$55/hrEmployment Type: Contract with potential to extend or convert
Benefits:
- Medical insurance, 401K, sick leave, and EAPRole & Responsibilities
- We are seeking a Human Resources Generalist for a shipping and logistics organization which would be a great opportunity for someone with experience in HRIS change management, leaves of absence, and employee relations looking to further their career in labor relations and HR operations.
- Process HRIS change transactions (pay changes, transfers, retirements, terminations) in Dayforce and ADP per company guidelines
- Administer leaves of absence (FMLA, workers’ compensation, company leaves), determining eligibility and entering payroll data
- Partner with HR leadership on employee relations, grievances, coaching, and performance management in union and non-union settings
- Develop and deliver manager/employee training; update HR policies, forms, and processes
- Support HRIS, timekeeping, leave, and applicant tracking system maintenance and testing
- Essential Qualifications 5+ years of HR experience, including 3+ years in labor relations/HR leadership across union and non-union environments; bachelor’s degree in HR, business, or related field preferred
- Dayforce and ADP experience required
Working knowledge of ADA, ADEA, EEO/Affirmative Action, FMLA, FLSA, and OSHABonus Qualifications
Shipping, logistics, or transportation industry experience
Why Averro?
Averro is a veteran-owned staffing and solutions firm connecting top talent with cutting-edge companies. With 20+ years of experience and industry-specialized recruiters in your corner, we're here to propel your career forward.
Averro is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
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