FAQs
Do we support remote work?
Yes, this role is hybrid, requiring the candidate to report to Warren at least three times per week.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Labor Relations Strategy Planner?
The primary responsibilities include participating in negotiations preparation, understanding workstreams impacting labor relations, partnering cross-functionally to develop project plans, providing project management oversight, researching external labor relation developments, and developing materials for leadership.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have 5+ years of labor relations and union expertise, the ability to manage projects across functional areas, strong data analytics skills, and excellent communication abilities at all organizational levels.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this role?
Yes, preferred qualifications include 2+ years of strategic formulation and execution experience, experience in manufacturing operations, and knowledge of Workday and HR/LR processes.
Is immigration sponsorship available for this role?
No, GM does not provide immigration-related sponsorship for this role.
What benefits does GM offer for this position?
GM offers a comprehensive compensation plan that includes paid time off, healthcare plans, 401K contributions, a global recognition program, tuition assistance, and discounts on GM vehicles.
Is there a focus on diversity and inclusion at GM?
Yes, GM is committed to fostering an inclusive workplace and creating an environment that embraces workforce diversity.
What skills are necessary for successful problem-solving in this role?
Successful candidates should possess creative problem-solving skills, the ability to analyze issues, and the capability to develop actionable recommendations.
How important is communication skills for this position?
Communication skills are crucial, as the role requires clear communication with all levels of the organization.
Is the Labor Relations Strategy Planner role focused only on internal stakeholders?
No, the role also involves researching external happenings in the labor relations space to anticipate potential impacts on the business.