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Human Resources (HR) Manager
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What they do
A Human Resources Manager manages human resources functions for a company or organization, including the recruiting, hiring and training of employees. Works with executive management to develop and implement staffing and compensation plans and works to attract and retain qualified employees. Oversees training and development initiatives. Manages compensation and benefits structure and provides information to employees. Monitors compliance with employment-related regulations. Implements company policies and deals with staffing or disciplinary issues as needed.
$138,344 / year median in Connecticut
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with plant leadership to align human resources priorities with staffing needs, organizational goals, and employee engagement efforts.
- Address workplace concerns by leading employee relations matters, conducting reviews, and guiding appropriate follow-up actions.
- Advise supervisors and managers on coaching, performance discussions, policy application, and employee development approaches.
- Support long-term talent needs by contributing to succession planning and identifying growth opportunities for high-potential employees.
- Manage hiring activities for hourly and contract operations staff, including candidate sourcing, interviews, selection, and onboarding coordination.
- Work with recruiting partners on searches for specialized and leadership positions to ensure timely and effective hiring outcomes.
- Assist with pay-related programs and provide insight to leadership on retention risks, engagement trends, and workforce challenges.
- Review people data and staffing patterns to identify issues, highlight opportunities, and recommend practical HR solutions.
- Promote compliance with employment regulations and internal standards while partnering with the broader HR team on shared initiatives.