Plant HR - Jobs in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada, J6W 1K8

Job Description

We are currently looking for an onsite Plant HR Manager who will be responsible for providing bilingual (English/French) HR support for multiple plant locations (Terrebonne and Mississauga). The position requires the need to be bi-lingual and fluent in Englishamp; French to communicate with all levels of employees within the division based on day-to-day business needs. The language proficiency is based on level of the role and business needs of the position. The Plant HR Manager is responsible for handling employee relations activities at designated branch plant locations as assigned. Responsibilities include the understanding and application of governing HR related legislation and regulations to include PIPEDA, ESA, CNESST, WSIB, and other legal requirements to protect the company against litigation and to maintain non-union status where applicable. Conducts surveys on employee morale, local wages/benefits, employment issues and develops reports and recommendations to management regarding these items.Works with management to communicate, train, coach and assist employees in an effort to maintain effective employee morale. May assist with local hourly recruiting activities including diversity hiring, employee tracking and interviewing. Will advise and participate in employee and management counseling regarding company policies, procedures, legal requirements, employee performance, discipline, benefits, restructuring, etc.RequirementsParticipates in the salaried and key leader selection process at the plants. Drives a structured interview process at the plants.Spots trends or concerns in hourly hiring and workforce planning and takes appropriate steps to resolve them.Demonstrates an in-depth understanding of corporate policies and procedures and legal standards in the hiring process.Ensures that diversity and inclusion efforts are a part of recruiting process at the plant level.Partners with plants to implement initiatives to improve **** capabilities, capacity and succession planning.Onboards new managers and ensures assimilation into their new roles.Ensures effective compensation programs are designed for the local external environment working with Corporate Compensation.Communicates pension and retirement programs effectivelyImplements any compensation changes consistently using best practices. This includes spot bonuses, job structures, and base rates as examples.Ensures training of local resources on compensation and benefits occurs. Checks in on coordinators to clarify any concerns or issues.Ensures General Wage Increases are communicated appropriately within the plant.Has general awareness of new laws and regulations and assists in implementation at the local level.Demonstrates a solid understanding of the key concepts of **** talent management processes.Can effectively identify performance issues, as necessary.Conducts annual harassment and workplace violence training.Participates in SPS locally and within HR.Ensures diversity, inclusion, and unconscious bias training is complete at the plant (when this becomes available).Provides support and guidance to employees with concerns or issues - problem solving, employee performance, last chance agreementsApplies Level A policy understanding to employee situations, e.g. occurrences.Provides opportunities for open discussions and meetings for complaint and conflict resolution.Builds positive relationships with both the salaried and hourly workforce at the plants.Develop relationships with the local union and plant union representation.Ensures appropriate administration of contractWorks through grievances with the Labor Relations group #39;s assistanceUses the relevant systems required for the day-to-day operational activities related to the role (e.g. KRONOS, SIMON, Workday).Understands the key business processes that are enabled through the systems (e.g. IT requests, payroll, benefits).Understands the key inputs and outputs required, how information flows through the system and how outputs are used in the broader business context.Establishes and maintains an effective relationship with internal business partners and gains their trust and respect.Understands the importance of balancing the employee and the business interests.Ability to multitaskRequiredBachelors Degree Required 7 + years direct HR experience preferably in manufacturing settingGood command of English, oral and written, in order to be able to communicate daily with certain non-French-speaking customers and suppliers.10+ years direct HR experience preferred.Master’s Degree PreferredHR Certification preferred (HRCI or SHRM)