Categories Labor Relations - Legal, Training - Development - Improvement
Remote
Montreal, QC • Full time
Location: Montréal Salary: $85,000 to $90,000 per year (Negotiable based on experience) Job category: Human Resources - Recruitment Type of job: Permanent Schedule: Day shift, Monday to Friday
Tasks
Oversee the development and implementation of HR management programs and policies, as well as the management of employee relations;
Lead various HR projects aimed at improving workplace atmosphere and team engagement in collaboration with department heads;
Provide advisory support to managers on the interpretation of HR policies, the collective agreement, and human resource management programs;
Identify training needs, design and implement the annual training plan, and monitor the budget for training activities;
Promote and reinforce the organization's values through various programs and initiatives;
Proactively monitor to ensure a healthy and harmonious work environment;
Support and advise managers on the performance management program;
Chair the committees on employee relations and health and safety, ensuring necessary follow-ups with the management team and staff;
Lead negotiations for the renewal of the collective agreement, handle complaints, and manage grievances and arbitration cases;
Conduct investigations and manage the application of disciplinary and administrative measures;
Perform any other related tasks.
Advantages
Group insurance;
Group RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan);
Performance bonus;
Hybrid position (3 days in the office/2 days remote);
4 weeks of vacation per year;
Pleasant work environment.
Job requirements
A degree in Human Resources, Industrial Relations, or another relevant field;
At least 5 years of experience in a similar role;
Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office;
Excellent command of spoken and written French, with functional English.
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