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Stryten Energy is expanding battery poly manufacturing and recycling output to help solve industry-wide supply Human Resources Manager will be responsible for employee/labor relations, staffing, performance management, training and development, and administration of HR policies, procedures and processes in partnership with HR and Business leadership.
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Demonstrated ability to partner with executives to identify and deliver innovative and customer-centric HR services across the entire employee lifecycle, including: recruitment, employee relations, wage and salary administration, benefits administration, training, performance management, talent management and succession planning, leadership and employee development, employment and labor law compliance, and HR strategic planning.
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Possess and convey a well-rounded Human Resources toolset, including labor law knowledge, employee relations, and experience promoting diversity, equity and inclusion. SHRM-CP, SPHR, or PHR preferred.
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Provides guidance and direction to management on labor relations related matters. Must possess considerable knowledge of management-labor relations, and the principles, practices, and procedures of Human Resources Management.
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Collaborate with Business Leaders to influence business strategy based on a deep understanding of the business implications for the area, including employee and labor relations. Labor Relations experience required.
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Under general direction from the Human Resources Director, the Labor and Employee Relations Manager oversees the City's labor and employee relations and manages other human resources staff.
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This position oversees labor and employee relations, serves as lead negotiator, and works closely with the Human Resources Director and Human Resources Manager to manage employee performance and resolve complaints.
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This individual is responsible for partnering with regional leadership teams and leads and to lead and execute in the areas of employee relations, labor relations, training, talent management, organizational development, HR Compliance, and other special projects.
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HR is organized with key Centers of Expertise in the functional areas of Talent Acquisition, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, HR Business Partners/Employee Relations (Labor Relations), HRIS, Learning Development and Total Rewards programs.
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DNR is looking for a Labor Relations Manager to oversee DNR's Labor Relations on matters affecting Human Resources and DNR employees. Labor Relations Manager, WMS.
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Demonstrates advanced journey-level knowledge of duties in supporting human resource staff and internal customers for all program areas in Human Resources, such as recruitment and selection, classification and compensation, performance management, discrimination and harassment investigations, safety and risk management, employee discipline and grievance processing, benefits plan design and administration, leave management, and labor relations.
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BS/BA in Business Administration, Accounting, Human Resources or related field; professional certification (e.g. PHR, SPHR, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, CPP, CPM) is a plus. Lead compliance with labor law and reporting requirements, including EEO, ADA, FMLA, PFL, Paid Sick, Commuter Benefits, ERISA, EEO, DOL, workers compensation, and OSHA.
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Works closely with the HR Director on delineation of systems improvements work and other high-level duties between the two roles (i.e. labor relations, occupational health & safety, HRIS optimization, policy development and review, audits, leave management, benefits renewals & administration, hiring & recruitment practices & trainings for managers.
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The HR Manager will provide confidential professional senior-level Human Resources consultation, analysis, advice, planning, and management in the areas of employee and labor relations, organizational development and change management, and the fiscal impacts/business plans involving proposed personnel changes for staff, academic appointees, and postdoctoral fellows/Graduate Student Researchers (GSRs.
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All HR and Office Services related positions including VP of Human Resources, Chief Human Resources Officer, Diversity and Inclusion, Employee Relations, Recruiters, Sourcers, Talent Acquisition, Labor Relations, Training and Development, Human Resource Managers, and more.
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