Implements HR plans and programs to ensure the most effective utilization of human resources in assigned departments. Advises and coaches management on personnel issues, leadership, management effectiveness, and organization decisions. Supports associate relations, succession planning, management development, performance management, staffing, and cultural change. Represents HR in company-wide initiatives and may conduct training, orientations, job fairs, or HR projects. Typically reports to a Human Resources Vice President or a Director of Human Resource. Generally has no direct reports, but has ongoing project management responsibilities and may provide functional leadership to people who report to another manager. Senior HR Managers may have manager reports with a total staff of about five. The role typically involves negotiating in competitive or adversarial environments and evaluating situations with varied interpretations. After receiving general assignments, the manager determines priorities and how to complete the work, considering new approaches within general policies and short-term goals. Overnight travel is typically required less than 10% of the time. Most work is performed sitting in a comfortable indoor area, with frequent opportunities to move about. Rarely, the role may involve moving or lifting light articles. Unpleasant conditions are infrequent and not objectionable. The position requires intermittent concentration and focused attention, while working under constant pressure to meet tight deadlines or quotas and regularly dealing with difficult situations.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager