Manager, Labor Strategy & Engagement (Remote)

Iron Mountain • Texas - Remote, VT

2d • $123,500 - $164,700 • Remote

About The Position

Iron Mountain is seeking a Manager, Labor Strategy & Engagement to work remote. The Manager, Labor Strategy & Engagement will provide proactive Labor Relations Leadership to North America field locations for all business lines in assigned territories. This role will maintain effective relationships with business partners in order to drive business results through dynamic and positive workforce experience strategies; as well as, proactively identify, develop, and implement tools, resources, and solutions that help shape a positive employee experience. This role will also ensure consistent practices and decision making in labor relations within North America in order to mitigate risk and promote a strong, ethical and motivating environment.

Requirements

• Demonstrates a minimum of 5-8 years of HR and/or LaborRelations experience.
• Possesses broad knowledge of all internal HR programs and services.
• Ability to understand and interpret state and federal laws associated with employee and labor relations, including, but not limited to, FMLA, ADA and NLRB and EEOC case ruling.
• Ability to communicate and present effectively to all levels of the organization, in particular front line leadership and non-exempt employee groups.
• Has a strong sense of urgency in both solving problems and defining problem solutions to mitigate future risk and issue recurrence.
• Proven skills in Google Suite products to include, Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides.
• Business Expertise: Possesses basic understanding of the business units and financials; candidates must be able to read a P & L and understand the key measures of success for assigned business units.
• Leadership: Trusted advisor and advocate. Provides strong direction when resolving issues and delivering positive and proactive ER strategies.
• Delivers consistent programs and responses to improve upon the effectiveness of the North American business.
• Problem Solving: Thinks at all levels (exempt and non-exempt) when resolving issues; provide consistent, realistic and empathetic communication that is understood and acknowledged by business leaders and hourly staff.
• Partners in a consistent and positive manner with HR Shared Services, HRBP peers (within assigned business lines) and Centers of Excellence to ensure issue resolution and proper role clarity in delivering programs to territory employees.
• Nature of Impact: Impacts overall organizational effectiveness via leadership actions and decisions.
• Area of Impact: Impacts both business unit and HR function through influence and program management.
• Must be seen as an SME in workforce experience and culture, employee and labor relations.
• Interpersonal Skills: Ability to be seen as a trusted advisor and subject matter expert by hourly and exempt territory leadership by building relationships with leaders and instilling confidence through exceptional performance.

Responsibilities

• Identifies and recommends strategies to address current and future LaborRelations and retention needs.
• Participates in projects to develop workforce experience best practices and propose new/ modified programs and policies to better organizational needs.
• Manages and reports on identified metrics that support company proactive labor relations strategies. (Time Spent 10%)
• Provide LaborRelations leadership by ensuring compliance to company policies and practices and federal, state and local laws; respond to field inquiries and direct resources that can assist or accelerate issue resolution.
• Provide direct reactive ER support through case managers when appropriate.
• Assure appropriate departments are involved and apprised as necessary, such as, Global Investigations, Global Risk & Safety and senior leadership.
• Stays current on strike actions, labor/culture issues, and the potential outreach to sympathizers.
• Maintain visibility with petition filings, labor organizing activities and political movement that has the potential to impact Iron Mountain’s labor strategy and landscape. (Time Spent 35%)
• Conducts complex investigations and mitigates risk by ensuring compliance with EEOC, DOL and NLRB policies. (Time Spent 5%)
• Conduct formal (ERL Class Series, Performance Management) and informal (Change Management, Conducting Difficult Conversations) training for front line leaders.
• Serve as advocate and advisor for front line supervisors and managers. (Time Spent 10%)
• Serve as LR hourly employee “advocate” through proactive (Roundtable Facilitation, Transportation Ride Alongs, etc.) and reactive (Dispute Resolution, Open Door, Ethics Hotline) behaviors.
• Drive resolution of all open issues in a timely and professional manner. (Time Spent 10%)
• Champions Company, Area and Territory initiatives by business line.
• Function as a liaison between the business and Employee/Labor Relations team to foster partnership in support of the business.
• Work with HR leadership to develop communications and deliver compelling, honest talk tracks that inspire and motivate employees. (Time Spent 10%)
• Functions as a liaison with HRBP’s and COE’s to assist in driving company programs and policies, including culture initiatives, annual talent calibrations, etc., that advance organizational and employee growth. (Time Spent 10%)
• Work in partnership with the Labor Relations team on both proactive and reactive LaborRelations strategies as needed including Business Continuity Planning strategy and partnering with Global Safety & Risk. (Time Spent 10%)

Benefits

• Competitive compensation and benefits aligned with your experience.
• Paid time off and holidays to support a healthy work-life balance.
• Comprehensive health, wellness, and retirement plans.
• Opportunities for continuous learning and professional growth to help you reach your career goals.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Manager
• Education Level: No Education Listed