Delivers accurate and consistent advice and support to line managers on all aspects of employment policy and employee relations issues
Assists in administration of HR programs for the End Market.
Assists with administering the Performance Management Process for the End Market.
Responsible for the tracking and trending of HR data in areas of responsibility (eg. sick leave, exit interviews, mandatory training, End Market reports etc.).
Handles terminations and conducts exit interviews.
Conducts new employee orientations when required.
Assists in organizational training and development efforts.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Contributes to the development, implementation, and interpretation of new and existing HR programs and policies.
Contributes to initiatives that will enhance motivation, team-building and general welfare.
Responsible for facilitating resolution to employee relations matters and minimizing risk to company.
Support capability development of people managers on employee relations and performance activities through coaching and advice.
Refers to HRBP for guidance on more complex issues.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Key Attributes:
6-9 years experience working in HR operations, for a matrix organization
Ability to work on own initiative and work well under pressure - not afraid to ask questions
Flexibility to undertake site visits (has drivers’ license and is willing to travel)
Self-motivated
Confident to deal with all levels of employees across the organisation both verbally and in writing
Not afraid to deal with conflict, calm under pressure
Flexible attitude to assist in other areas as and when required
Strong decision-making skills
Excellent coaching and influencing skills
Ability to plan and prioritise and make decisions
Ability to influence and interact with key stakeholders across all levels of the organisation
Desired candidate profile
1. HR Operations Management
Overseeing HR Processes: Ensuring that key HR processes such as recruitment, onboarding, payroll, benefits administration, performance management, and employee offboarding are streamlined and executed efficiently.
Optimizing HR Systems: Leading the implementation and continuous improvement of HR information systems (HRIS) and other HR technology tools to enhance operational efficiency, reporting, and data analytics.
Process Improvement: Identifying areas of HR operations that can be improved and working on initiatives to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve employee experience.
2. Policy and Compliance
HR Policies and Procedures: Ensuring that HR policies and procedures are up-to-date, compliant with labor laws, and aligned with organizational needs. This includes employee handbooks, code of conduct, and other HR-related documentation.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensuring that HR practices comply with all relevant local, state, and national labor laws, including those related to equal employment opportunity (EEO), health and safety, compensation, and benefits.
Audit and Reporting: Overseeing HR audits to ensure compliance with regulations and best practices and preparing reports for management on HR metrics and operations.
3. Employee Relations and Support
Employee Experience: Ensuring that employees have a positive experience with HR processes by improving communication, reducing HR-related challenges, and providing timely support for employee queries or concerns.
Conflict Resolution: Assisting in resolving employee relations issues, grievances, and disputes, ensuring fair and effective outcomes.
Employee Engagement: Supporting programs that enhance employee satisfaction, morale, and productivity through initiatives like feedback systems, recognition programs, and engagement surveys.
4. HR Strategy and Consultation
Consulting with Business Leaders: Acting as an HR consultant to business leaders, providing guidance on HR operations, staffing needs, workforce planning, and strategic HR initiatives.
Workforce Planning: Supporting workforce planning and talent management by analyzing workforce trends, recommending staffing strategies, and ensuring the right people are in the right roles.
Change Management: Leading HR operations during periods of organizational change, including restructures, mergers, acquisitions, or shifts in HR policies.