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Collaboration: Working closely with HR teams, management, legal counsel, and other stakeholders to ensure consistency in employee relations practices and policies. · Training and Education: Delivering training programs for managers and employees on topics related to employee relations, conflict resolution, and company policies.
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Works closely with Business Unit management on day-to-day employee/labor relations issues. Reports directly to Director of Corporate Employee/Labor Relations.
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At least five (5+) years of progressively responsible experience in directing and supervising staff in the areas of employee/labor relations; experience serving as the chief spokesperson negotiating union contracts and Memoranda of Understanding.
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This Onsite HR partner understands everything from employee relations to performance management, talent management to succession planning and employee engagement and legislative compliance.
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Wage and hour law disputes; restrictive covenants; workers’ compensation issues; unemployment and other state agency claims; labor relations; employee benefits; employee relations; employment agreements and policy related issues; employee accommodation matters; employment-related litigation; government audits and investigations; labor and employment law compliance; grievance administration; arbitrations; and mediations.
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At least 7 years of experience as a Human Resources Business Partner, Consultant, Strategist or Specialist including experience with Associate or Employee Relations, Change Leadership, Talent Acquisition, Compensation, Talent Management, Organizational Development, Employment Practices, or Employment Law.
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The ideal candidate will have extensive knowledge and experience in handling labor and employment law matters, including but not limited to employee relations, labor disputes, workplace compliance, and litigation.
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Cloudflare is looking for a Sr. Director or Director, Executive Communications, to join our team and support communications for our co-founder, President, & COO. This role will lead and advise on all aspects of communications pertaining to the Office of the President & COO, including related media relations, speaking engagements, public appearances, employee communications, stakeholder engagement, social media, and personal branding.
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Sr. HR Business Partners play a leadership role in a variety of responsibilities that are critical to the success of the organization’s strategy and mission, including: leadership and employee development, performance management, employee engagement, talent management and organizational design, labor relations, change management, Total Rewards, employee relations, and talent acquisition for key roles.
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Consults and collaborates with other subject matter experts including Labor and Employment Counsel, HR Business Partners, HR Governance, Compliance, and Security to ensure legal and regulatory compliance and a consistent employee relations approach across the system.
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We advise clients on, among other things, domestic and cross border M&A, IPOs, activism, capital markets and investor relations, public and regulatory affairs, geopolitical issues, litigation, crisis, cyber, employee engagement, digital, opinion research and on broader reputation campaigns.
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Provide guidance on sensitive labor and employee relations matters, including procedures for grievances and arbitration, handling performance concerns, and executing disciplinary actions.
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The position entails oversight of all activities related to community engagement, fund development, donor relations, public relations, media, communications, marketing, events, social media, and volunteers.
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Working closely with the General Manager and department heads, The HR Director will provide coordination efforts, support, guidance, counsel and assistance in the areas of employee relations, benefits, payroll and compensation administration, leadership development, diversity and ethics, employment law and policy compliance, labor relations, recruitment, on-boarding, training and workforce management.
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Advises and represents the System in arbitration proceedings and in other administrative or quasi-judicial proceedings, including calling for the attendance of witnesses, testimony, or the presentation of documentary or other evidence arising out of labor and employee relations disputes.
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