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Employee Relations Manager, AMZL Employee Relations

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Amazon

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Consulting
    People, HR & Administration
  • Chicago

AI generated summary

  • You need a bachelor's degree, 7+ years in employee/labor relations, strong communication skills, leadership experience, metrics analysis, and proficiency in MS Office. Advanced degree preferred.
  • You will identify and mitigate risks, manage crises, lead projects, analyze data, communicate solutions effectively, build stakeholder relationships, and solve problems independently at scale.

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree required
  • 7+ years of relevant experience employee relations, labor relations, or labor/employment law with emphasis on labor and employee relations
  • Successful record of creating, improving and executing programs at scale
  • Excellent skills and attention to detail, able to juggle and prioritize multiple tasks simultaneously while delivering on commitments
  • Outstanding communication skills in written and verbal form; extensive public speaking, training, and/or communication skills
  • Ability to quickly connect with people across a wide variety of backgrounds
  • Skilled in MS Excel, Word, SharePoint & PowerPoint; curious about new learning technologies
  • Advanced degree, JD, or other specialized training in labor/employee relations
  • Leadership experience in distribution, logistics and/or transportation industries highly desired
  • Experience building and launching programs that measurably impact positive engagement
  • Experience analyzing and using metrics to identify vulnerabilities and drive improvements in the employee experience
  • Comfortable in a fast-paced environment and able to manage through ambiguity and change
  • Solid sense of accountability, high-quality judgment and sound decision-making
  • Fluency in multiple languages
  • Ability to handle confidential information and escalate issues when appropriate

Responsibilities

  • Detect and Mitigate Risks: Apply employee and labor relations expertise to successfully identify trends, gaps, and challenges; execute solution-focused strategies and programs to mitigate risks
  • Crisis Management: Work reactively on crisis-oriented partner issues under extreme time limitations while exercising excellent judgment
  • Project Management: Independently own large-scale, network-wide projects delivered on time that improve frontline partner experience
  • Analyze and Interpret Data: Exercise strong analytical skills using data and anecdotes to develop persuasive narratives and recommendations; demonstrated ability to define and measure success of programs
  • Communicate Effectively: Rapidly produce high-quality written communications that concisely analyze problems and recommends solutions; design and deliver highly-engaging training sessions
  • Collaborate: Build constructive relationships with critical stakeholders to share information and influence change
  • Problem Solve: Work independently with minimal supervision, in ambiguous situations, and persevere over internal and external barriers to drive resolutions
  • Work at Scale: Launch and manage sustainable mechanisms for entire networks

FAQs

What is the required education for the Employee Relations Manager position?

A bachelor’s degree is required for the Employee Relations Manager position.

How many years of experience are needed for this role?

The role requires 7+ years of relevant experience in employee relations, labor relations, or labor/employment law, with an emphasis on labor and employee relations.

What are the primary responsibilities of the Employee Relations Manager?

The primary responsibilities include detecting and mitigating risks, managing crisis situations, leading large-scale projects, analyzing and interpreting data, effective communication, collaborating with stakeholders, and problem-solving in a fast-paced environment.

Is travel required for this position?

Yes, the position requires significant domestic travel, sometimes with short notice, up to 50% of the time.

What skills are crucial for success in this role?

Key skills include excellent judgment, strong analytical and communication skills, project management capabilities, ability to work independently, and experience building positive workplace relations programs.

Is a higher degree or specialized training preferred for this position?

Yes, an advanced degree, JD, or other specialized training in labor/employee relations is preferred.

Does this position involve working with senior leaders?

Yes, the Manager will be comfortable presenting to senior leaders as well as communicating with front-line employees.

What is the reporting structure for this position?

This is a full-time position that reports into the WW Consumer organization for Amazon.com.

Are there any language requirements for this role?

Fluency in multiple languages is preferred for this position.

How does Amazon support diversity and inclusion in the workplace?

Amazon is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace and is an equal opportunity employer, not discriminating on various legally protected statuses.

Retail & Consumer Goods
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1994
Founded Year

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