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Job Summary:

Develops efficient processes by working with subject matter experts, end-users, and management to identify breakdown in workflow across functional areas including but not limited to benefits administration, compensation, employee relations, HRIS, payroll and training & development. Interprets policies and practices. Ensures compliance with federal and state laws and regulations relative to compensation, benefits, employment, payroll and worker’s compensation as applicable. Addresses employee relations issues, such as new employee work complaints or other employee concerns. Serves as a point of contact for team and managers with questions related to their personal employee information. Conducts new-hire orientations and may handle or facilitate employee exit interviews. Prepares special reports using HRIS data that may include COBRA, OSHA, EEO and headcount.

Accountabilities:

• Serves as an experienced resource in multiple areas to include but not limited: HRIS, compensation, benefits, recruiting, payroll and training and development.
• Ensures that the Employee Service Center (ESC) ticketing system is functioning on a daily basis and monitors that all transactions are addressed within the specified time period.
• Assists in the evaluation of complex problems that generated within the ESC, evaluates, and recommends solutions.
• Proactively promotes positive customer relationships and mentors others to ensure customer satisfaction.
• Creates and streamlines reports and processes.
• Prepares required reports for benefits, COBRA, OSHA, EEO, AA, and headcount reports. Able to create custom reports for special projects.
• Conducts domestic and international new employee orientation and may assist with separation process/exit interviews.
• Conducts HR trend analysis and reporting activities to identify opportunities and recommend solutions.
• Develops and implements procedures, including communication plans, new employee orientation, and training programs.
• Ensures prompt response and resolution to employee questions by monitoring response time of others to incoming questions.
• Identifies frequently asked questions and provides recommendations for how information should be communicated to staff.
• Identifies and solves holistic business problems through broad and up-to-date knowledge of employment law, organizational behavior, change management, best practices and company policy.
• Trains staff and management on use of HR communication and analytical tools.
• Manages continuous improvement initiative and always looking for ways to streamline or improve user experience.
• May investigate and resolve routine employee relations issues.
• Serves as a backup to Manager and HR ESC team members; represents HR ESC at meetings.

  Applied Knowledge and Skills:

  • Ability to handle oral and written communications independently.
  • Able to communicate effectively and tactfully with all levels of staff, individuals from diverse cultures, and the public.
  • Demonstrates ability to assume sole and independent responsibility for various assigned projects.

    Problem Solving & Impact:

    • Works on assignments that are typical for an HR administrative office setting. May work on special and ad-hoc projects, if needed.
    • Has ability to recognize and suggest improvement for situations that deviate from accepted practice; seeks managerial advice prior to taking action.
    • Errors may seriously impact other team members or departmental function and ability to meet deadlines.

      Supervision Given/Received:

      • Work is under limited supervision and general instructions are given for new activities or special assignments.
      • Offers ideas and suggestions for improving efficiency, but does not change procedures without supervisor’s approval.
      • May supervise junior level staff.

        Education:

        • Bachelor's Degree or its International Equivalent.

          Experience:

          • Typically 7+ years of experience providing full range of HR administrative support in an office setting.
          • Advanced skills in MS Office Suite (Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access) and HRIS / Payroll systems.
          • Prior work experience in a non-governmental organization (NGO) helpful.

            Typical Physical Demands:

            • Typical office environment.
            • Ability to spend long hours looking at computer screen and doing repetitive work on a keyboard.
            • Ability to sit and stand for extended periods of time.
            • Ability to lift/move up to 5 lbs.

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              • Personal Computer/Laptop, Microsoft applications (i.e., Office 365, SharePoint, Skype/Zoom/Teams), cell phone/mobile technology, and standard office equipment.

                Travel Requirements:

                • Less than 10%

                  Qualified women female candidates are highly encouraged to apply

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