FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Vice President of HR Operations and Technology?
The main responsibility is to oversee the efficient and effective delivery of HR shared services, payroll, HR technology, workforce analytics, HR policy, and employee relations.
Who does the VP HR Operations report to?
The VP HR Operations reports directly to the EVP, CHRO.
Is this a new role within Zoetis?
Yes, the Vice President HR Operations and Technology is a newly created role.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must have 15+ years in a global role within HR operations, shared services, payroll management, workforce analytics, and HR technology, preferably with experience in Workday.
How large is the team that the VP HR Operations will manage?
The VP HR Operations will manage a global team of 30 HR professionals.
What is the importance of technology in this role?
The role requires being tech-savvy and staying updated on technology trends that can enhance HR processes, including the evolution of Gen AI.
What will the VP HR Operations be expected to develop regarding workforce analytics?
They will develop and implement workforce analytics to support Zoetis’ strategic priorities, providing data-driven insights to inform HR strategy.
What are the key areas of focus for this role?
Key areas include HR technology, workforce analytics, HR operations/shared services, global payroll, employee relations, and HR policy.
What types of processes will the VP HR Operations be involved in improving?
The VP will focus on enhancing the employee life cycle processes, including onboarding, offboarding, and overall HR service delivery.
Is collaboration a crucial aspect of this position?
Yes, the role requires a highly collaborative approach, partnering closely with peers and business leaders.
What kind of experience is preferred in terms of creating shared service HR models?
Experience in creating shared service HR models tailored to different country sizes is preferred.
What is the approach to continuous improvement expected from the VP HR Operations?
A metric-driven approach to continuous improvement is expected to identify trends, resolve issues, and optimize HR processes for better efficiency and service delivery.