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Fresh Food Concepts, LLC
HR Generalist
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A Human Resources Generalist provides overall operational support in a human resources department, including supporting employee relations, onboarding, benefits and leave management of a company or organization.
$66,260 / year median in Texas
+11% projected growth
Job Description
HR Generalist Fresh Food Concepts, LLC - 3.2 Richardson, TX Job Details Full-time 1 hour ago Qualifications HR policy development Hospitality Employee onboarding Succession planning Employee misconduct investigations Team member evaluation Microsoft Excel FMLA Phone communication Employee grievance management Anti-discrimination law Writing skills Coaching Talent acquisition platforms HR analytics ATS Workplace dispute resolution Performance Reporting HR legal compliance Employee retention Performance feedback (performance evaluation method) Metrics Reporting Mid-level Incident Escalation Microsoft Office 3 years Workers' compensation insurance knowledge Bachelor's degree in business administration Data summary reports Disciplinary action management Full Job Description Job Summary The HR Generalist supports the employee life cycle for GBC Food Services' corporate, field, warehouse, and multi-location teams. As a first point of contact for employees and managers, this role provides practical policy guidance and coordinates recruiting, onboarding, employee relations, benefits, payroll and leave administration, performance management, HR records, training, and offboarding. Success is measured by responsive service, accurate records, compliant and consistent processes, timely escalation, effective manager partnership, and a positive employee experience. Supervisory Responsibilities This position does not normally have direct supervisory responsibility. Provide day-to-day HR guidance to managers and employees and escalate matters requiring HR leadership, legal, payroll, benefits, or executive review. May coordinate HR interns, temporary staff, vendors, or project teams and help onboard new HR team members. Partner with leaders on recognition, coaching, performance improvement, corrective action, and separation processes in accordance with company policy. Primary Duties & Responsibilities Coordinate the employee life cycle from approved requisitions, postings, screening, interviews, offers, and pre-employment steps through onboarding, changes, transfers, and offboarding. Respond to policy, process, and workplace questions; provide consistent guidance, document significant matters, and escalate risk promptly. Support employee relations through intake, fact-finding, investigations, objective documentation, recommendations, communication, and follow-up with HR leadership. Coach managers on attendance, conduct, performance, conflict, and respectful workplace expectations; prepare documentation and support difficult meetings. Maintain accurate HRIS data and confidential personnel records, including hire, job, pay, leave, transfer, termination, I-9, retention, and audit documentation. Coordinate benefits enrollment, payroll-impacting changes, leaves, accommodations, and workers' compensation with internal specialists, vendors, and managers. Support federal, state, and local employment compliance, required notices, recordkeeping, audits, and policy updates. Facilitate new-hire orientation and employee or manager training on policies, documentation, performance, conduct, and assigned HR topics. Partner with hiring leaders on workforce needs, sourcing, interviews, selection decisions, candidate communication, and candidate experience. Support performance reviews, goal setting, development plans, talent reviews, succession discussions, and follow-up actions. Maintain job descriptions, organization charts, position records, reporting relationships, and compensation or organizational-change approvals. Analyze headcount, turnover, vacancies, attendance, leave, employee-relations trends, and HR service metrics; report findings and recommend improvements. Support engagement, retention, recognition, culture initiatives, HR projects, and vendor relationships while providing timely service. Prepare and process payroll.