FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the HR Generalist position?
The primary responsibility of the HR Generalist is to support sites by providing assistance and guidance on various HR functions such as recruitment, onboarding, performance management, employee relations, training, terminations, and HR best practices under the direction of the HR Business Partner.
What qualifications are preferred for this role?
A Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Management, or a related field is preferred, along with certification in HR, such as a PHR.
Is bilingualism a requirement for this position?
While it is not a strict requirement, being fluent in both English and Spanish is desired for this role.
How much experience is required for the HR Generalist role?
The position requires 3 to 5 years of experience in a Human Resource department.
What kind of environment does the HR Generalist work in?
The HR Generalist works in a shared space with constant noise and must be comfortable in a non-climate controlled environment.
Are there any physical demands associated with this position?
Yes, the physical demands include routine use of standard office equipment, the ability to lift files, open filing cabinets, and perform some filing tasks.
What skills are essential for this role?
Essential skills include strong analytical skills, clear written and verbal communication, good time management, attention to detail, problem analysis and resolution, and excellent interpersonal skills.
What type of software experience is necessary for this role?
Experience working with automated payroll and HRIS systems is necessary, along with proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook. Working knowledge of PowerPoint is helpful.
Is there an emphasis on employee relations in this position?
Yes, improving manager and employee relationships is a key task, which involves identifying and clarifying problems and implementing solutions.
What is the work schedule like for this position?
The work schedule may vary from week to week based on business demands and may exceed 40 hours with or without notice.