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People Operations Generalist

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Description

You will manage day-to-day employee experience and provide HR support to employees and managers during a leave coverage period. You will answer policy and benefits questions, guide routine employee relations matters, support offboarding and leave administration, coordinate employment changes, maintain confidential documentation, and escalate higher-risk issues appropriately. You will also work with internal stakeholders on employee matters, compliance requests, reporting, engagement, and People Operations initiatives.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as a day-to-day People Operations resource for employees and managers
  • Respond to employee questions about policies, benefits, leave, workplace practices, and HR matters
  • Guide managers on employee relations, policy interpretation, attendance, documentation, and employee issues
  • Support employee relations investigations, documentation, and escalation of complex matters
  • Support offboarding activities for resignations and terminations
  • Assist with benefits administration and qualifying life events
  • Support employee leave administration and vendor coordination
  • Process promotions, compensation adjustments, title changes, transfers, and employment updates
  • Provide HR guidance to the People Operations Support Specialist
  • Partner with the VP of Operations on People-related matters
  • Coordinate with Finance, IT, Recruiting, Legal, and department leaders on employee matters
  • Support employee engagement, culture, recognition, reporting, compliance, and People Operations initiatives
  • Maintain confidentiality and documentation for sensitive employee matters
  • Ensure consistent adherence to People Operations procedures and policies

Requirements

  • 3–5+ years of experience in Human Resources, People Operations, or an HR Generalist role
  • Experience supporting employee relations and day-to-day HR matters
  • Working knowledge of federal and state employment laws and HR compliance requirements
  • Experience supporting benefits, employee leaves, offboarding, and employment changes
  • Ability to provide HR guidance and escalate higher-risk matters
  • Experience handling confidential employee information
  • Written and verbal communication skills

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