FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the HR Manager?
The HR Manager is responsible for labor relations, leading DE&I efforts, developing and implementing HR strategies, guiding management and employee actions, ensuring legal compliance, enhancing department reputation, providing supervision to the HR team, supporting safety initiatives, managing talent review and succession planning, driving employee experience survey actions, maintaining HR metrics, and executing corporate HR initiatives.
What qualifications are required for the HR Manager position?
A bachelor's degree in Business or a related HR discipline, 5+ years of related HR management experience, 4+ years in union labor relations, experience in a manufacturing plant environment, contract negotiation experience, experience working through arbitration hearings, strong Microsoft Office and HRIS skills, and a consistent track record for executing performance objectives are required.
Are there preferred qualifications for candidates applying to this position?
Yes, preferred qualifications include a master’s degree in Business or a related HR discipline, 3+ years in a leadership role (preferably in an HR environment), HR experience with both hourly and salaried employees, and PHR or SPHR certification.
Is experience with labor relations important for this role?
Yes, 4+ years of experience in union labor relations is required for the HR Manager position.
What type of work environment does this HR Manager role operate in?
The HR Manager will work in a manufacturing plant environment.
Does the HR Manager have supervisory responsibilities?
Yes, the HR Manager is responsible for providing direct supervision, guidance, and mentoring to the local HR team.
What is the company's stance on equal opportunity employment?
The company is an equal opportunity employer and considers all qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other category protected by law.
How does the HR Manager contribute to employee safety?
The HR Manager supports EHS initiatives and programs that are designed to reduce or eliminate risks to ensure the safety of the company's employees.
What skills are essential for the HR Manager position?
Strong Microsoft Office and HRIS skills, along with a proven track record of executing performance objectives and delivering results with minimal supervision, are essential for the HR Manager position.
Is prior experience in contract negotiations necessary for this role?
Yes, experience with contract negotiations as either the first or second chair is required for the HR Manager position.