Travel to all site (MN and WI) as needed.
Position Summary & Primary Responsibilities
The Human Resources Generalist is responsible for the successful development and delivery of all aspects of
the human resources function while maintaining strong relationships with company leaders, the broader
Human Resources team and corporate colleagues. This role will provide functional HR generalist support to
communities by managing and administering HR policies, procedures, and programs to ensure the most
effective utilization of HR functions company wide.
Develops and sustains productive and trusting relationships with communities on site-by-site basis;
advises and supports leaders in a variety of people-related topics/situations and acts as a strong HR resource/presence at the community level
- Administers, improves and sustains excellence in all HR processes including but not limited to team
member relations, team member communications, community leader interviews, assisting with
community new-hire orientation as needed, and team member engagement, developing/providing
effective and relevant training programs
- Ensures company compliance with federal, state, and local laws in all employment practices
- Analyzes, interprets, and implements HR policies, programs and procedures as appropriate
- Provides direction for internal team member investigations, collection and review of witness
statements, review of applicable written or electronic communications and all other relevant
information, provides summary and follow up as appropriate
- Monitors the electronic I-9 form administration and E-verify work authorization administration to
ensure ongoing compliance
- Supports annual compliance through completing or supporting the annual filings for EEO-1 and
OSHA logs, as well as managing governmental docs vendor relationship and team communications
- Supports performance management by being an active leader in the annual Common Review Process
- Manages workers compensation documentation
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in HR, business, communication or related field- Certification in HR, i.e. SPHR, PHR, preferred
- Experience in employee relations, required
- Working knowledge of current employment law
- Strong written and oral communication skills
- Demonstrated experience as a partner to leaders and team members in an organization
- Demonstrated situational leadership and effective interpersonal skills
- High energy level for daily responsibilities and special projects as assigned
- Strong technology skills: Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) and HRIS systems
- Ability to travel as needed, including out of state travel