Leadership and Strategy |
- Leading the HR function by developing HR strategy, contributing to organizational strategy, influencing people management practices, and monitoring risk.
Responsibilities:
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Contribute to the development of the organizational strategy and planning (for example: vision, mission, values, ethical conduct, future business opportunities)
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Develop, execute, and lead HR strategies that are aligned to the organization’s strategic plan (for example: HR initiatives, plans, budgets, business plans, service delivery plans, workforce requirements)
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Analyze and assess internal and external factors that impact operations and people management to decide on the best available risk management strategy (for example: human capital risk analysis, business continuity, response planning, geopolitical environment scanning, mental health)
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Interpret and use business metrics to assess and drive achievement of strategic goals and objectives (for example: key performance indicators [KPIs], financial statements, budgets)
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Use credible and relevant information to make decisions and recommendations (for example: salary data, management trends, published surveys and studies, legal/regulatory analysis)
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Develop and manage workplace practices that are aligned with the organization’s vision, mission, values, sustainability, corporate social responsibility (CSR), ethics, and anti-corruption, to shape and reinforce organizational culture
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Develop and evaluate strategies and workplace practices to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)
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Identify and analyze HR metrics to inform strategic actions within the organization (for example: develop new metrics, predictive analytics, business intelligence, turnover rates, cost per hire, employment statistics, return on investment [ROI], pay equity analysis)
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Design, implement, and facilitate effective change strategies to align organizational performance with the organization’s strategic goals (for example: change leadership, change management)
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Advise and influence organizational behavior and outcomes through effective relationships with key stakeholders
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Ensure alignment of HR strategies across the organization (for example: across geographic locations/sites, across business units)
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Evaluate the applicability of US federal laws and regulations to organizational strategy and/or complex HR strategies and make recommendations based on findings (for example: policies, programs, practices, business expansion/reduction, concerted activity)
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33% |
Workforce Planning and Talent Acquisition |
- Forecasting organizational talent needs and develop strategies to attract and engage new talent.
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Evaluate and forecast organizational needs throughout business cycles to develop or revise workforce plans (for example: corporate restructuring, divestitures, workforce expansion, or reduction)
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Develop, monitor, and assess recruitment strategies to attract talent (for example: labor market analysis, salary expectations, selection processes, sourcing, employee value proposition [EVP] and employer branding)
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Develop and evaluate strategies for onboarding new employees and managing cultural integrations (for example: new employee orientation, onboarding, restructuring, global expansion, mergers and acquisitions [M&A], joint ventures)
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17% |
Talent Management |
- Developing and designing talent management programs and initiatives that foster an engaging and high performing workforce.
Responsibilities:
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Evaluate the integration of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace culture and make recommendations based on findings
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Design, implement, and evaluate programs or processes in order to develop the workforce (for example: training and development, knowledge management, mode, timing)
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Analyze business needs to develop a succession plan for key roles (for example: identify talent, outline career progression, implement coaching and development) to promote business continuity
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Design and evaluate strategies for employee engagement, satisfaction, and retention (for example: mentoring and sponsorship, flexible work arrangements)
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Align team and individual performance goals to organizational measures of success
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Design and evaluate strategies and processes for performance management (for example: performance evaluation, performance improvement, feedback, coaching)
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Identify and implement strategies and processes for leadership development (for example: conflict resolution, mentoring, performance discussions, coaching, effective communication)
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Develop and evaluate employee career and growth opportunities (for example: assessing talent, developing career paths, managing job movement within the organization)
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Design policies and processes for the return of employees to the organization (for example: parental leave, expatriates returning to home country, employees returning from sabbaticals or layoffs)
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Create and evaluate labor strategies (for example: collective bargaining, grievance program, strategic alignment with labor, other union-related activities)
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Design and assess offboarding strategies, processes, and trends (for example: exit interviews, layoff strategies, alumni programs)
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23% |
Total Rewards |
- Creating effective compensation and benefit strategies to attract, reward, and retain talent that aligns to the organizational strategy and culture.
Responsibilities:
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Design the total rewards philosophy and communications strategy that balances the organizational and individual needs (for example: hourly, salary, expatriate and foreign nationals, executives, board members, contractors)
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Create and evaluate compensation strategies that attract, reward, and retain talent (for example: classification, direct, indirect, incentives, bonuses, equity, executive compensation)
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Create and evaluate benefit strategies that attract, reward, and retain talent (for example: health, welfare, retirement, work-life balance, wellness)
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Design and develop employee recognition programs (for example: non-monetary and monetary rewards, workplace amenities, service awards)
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17% |
HR Information Management, Safety, and Security |
- Identifying the tools, technology, and systems that are needed to report on the organizational strategy while also monitoring employee safety and security.
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Align HR data privacy and security processes to organizational data protection strategies (for example: cyber security, phishing emails, documentation, employee files)
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Evaluate employee safety and security strategies (for example: OSHA, HIPAA, emergency response plans, access control, contingency planning, crisis management)
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Lead, implement, and evaluate HR digitalization initiatives (for example: information, workflows, emerging technologies, gamification, employee self-service, social networking, and human resource information system [HRIS], risk management system)
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10% |