Plant Human Resource Manager

Role & responsibilities Recruitment and Onboarding: Managing the entire process of hiring new employees, from job postings to onboarding, ensuring a smooth transition into the company. Labour Law Employee Relations: Addressing employee concerns, resolving conflicts, and fostering a positive work environment. Compliance: Ensuring adherence to all applicable labor laws, company policies, and safety regulations. Training and Development: Identifying training needs, developing and implementing programs, and providing opportunities for employee growth. Compensation and Benefits: Administering payroll, managing employee benefits, and ensuring competitive and fair compensation practices. Performance Management: Conducting performance reviews, providing feedback, and supporting employee development. Workforce Planning: Collaborating with plant leadership to forecast workforce needs and plan for future staffing requirements. HRIS Management: Maintaining accurate employee records and utilizing HR information systems. Health, Safety, and Wellness: Coordinating programs related to workplace safety, health, and employee well-being. Organizational Development: Supporting organizational development initiatives to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Labor Relations: Managing relationships with unions, if applicable, and negotiating collective bargaining agreements. In essence, a Plant HR Manager is a strategic partner who plays a vital role in the success of the manufacturing plant by managing the most valuable asset its people. Preferred candidate profile