Human Resources – HR Manager

Overview:

The Human Resources Manager promotes and implements human resource values by planning and managing human resources programs, provides and maintains a competent, motivated workforce by directing staff, and provides guidance and assistance to department heads in the application of company policies, interpretation of employment laws, and guidance on employee/employer relations issues

Responsibilities:

• Manage and direct employee recruitment, relations, retention, training, and health benefit activities.
• Develop and recommend new procedures which reflect changes in company objectives.
• Administer and communicate employment policies, procedures, and programs.
• Review and advise management staff on matters dealing with discipline, employee assistance, and workers' compensation/safety to ensure adherence to company policies and procedures and legal requirements.
• Direct, develop, and implement effective employee communication programs through in-house publications and other communication tools.
• Work to promote open communication between employees and management to promote a positive working environment.
• Review and monitor written employee performance evaluations, disciplinary actions, and other human resources-related matters to identify potential problems and/or issues of concern.
• Additional duties as assigned

Requirements:

• A minimum of 8+ years of progress human resources experience in a medium to large organization with experience leading teams and assessing human resources services
• A minimum of 3 years in the role of a HR Manager
• An affinity for the service sector is essential
• Demonstrated success in HR systems and HR Policy/Practice
• Experience of negotiation and influencing at senior management levels
• A leadership style that will incite enthusiasm, provide vision, create positive morale, role model standards of professionalism
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills are necessary to support a diverse associate population as well as the growth of First Nations associates
• Strong facilitation and interpersonal skills are essential
• Ability and willingness to develop presentations as required
• A track record of effective human resources decision-making and an “urgency to execute” attitude is essential for this fast-paced environment.