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Business Unit 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.
$130,179 / year median in Wisconsin
-0% projected decline
Job Description
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with executive and operational leaders to align staffing plans, organizational structure, and talent priorities with business objectives.
- Design and carry out human resources initiatives that support growth, performance, and long-term workforce capability.
- Guide the organization through periods of change by supporting restructuring efforts, operational adjustments, and related people impacts.
- Direct compensation and benefits programs to maintain market competitiveness and support overall business strategy.
- Manage, coach, and develop HR staff by setting clear expectations, promoting accountability, and building team capability.
- Maintain compliance with applicable employment standards, labor regulations, and workplace policies across U.S. and Canadian operations.
- Advise leaders on sensitive employee relations issues, conflict resolution, and broader organizational challenges.
- Oversee talent management processes such as performance reviews, succession planning, leadership development, and employee growth initiatives.
- Partner with recruiting leaders to strengthen hiring strategies, improve workforce planning, and support critical talent needs.
- Lead labor relations activities, including union discussions, contract administration, grievance handling, mobility and immigration coordination, and ongoing improvement of HR processes and audit practices.