FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Labor Relations Analyst I?
The main responsibilities of a Labor Relations Analyst I include acting as the first point of contact for the head of the Labor Relations team, assisting with labor relations activities such as benefits, compensation, and training, responding to union requests for information, assisting with collective bargaining agreements, preparing documentation for Department of Labor requests, and collaborating with HR professionals.
What qualifications are required for a Labor Relations Analyst I position?
Qualifications for a Labor Relations Analyst I position include an associate degree (or equivalent combination of education and experience), at least 2 years of relevant HR experience, strong communication and conflict resolution skills, knowledge of employment laws and regulations, proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, and the ability to work remotely. A Public Trust clearance may also be required.
What are some preferred qualifications for a Labor Relations Analyst I?
Some preferred qualifications for a Labor Relations Analyst I include experience with Workday and Costpoint, SHRM-CP or PHR certification, and familiarity with government contracting and wage determinations.