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Human Resources Manager, Joshua M. Freeman Foundation

  • December 04, 2019

Position Summary:   Responsible for the full cycle human resource function including performance management, recruitment and selection, benefit administration, organizational development, compensation administration, training coordination and scheduling, compliance and communications.  Additionally, oversee office functions related to office equipment, supplies, mail pick-up and distribution, and office practices.


Joshua M. Freeman Foundation

Mission: Partnering to present memorable performances and provide inspired arts education for all

Vision:  A vital source of exceptional cultural experience

Core Purpose:  Creating opportunities to elevate the human spirit


Carl M. Freeman Foundation

Mission: Commit time, talent and treasure to facilitate, support and promote innovative community-based leadership and giving.  We seek to honor our founders’ legacies and passions by endorsing excellence and leveraging resources in the areas where the Carl M. Freeman Companies live, work and play.

 

Position Duties and Responsibilities:

 

Recruitment & Selection

Develop and implement recruitment plans and strategies to fulfill staffing needs

Sourcing candidates for consideration – internal referrals, ads, recruiters, colleges

Screening resumes

Participate in and coordinate the interview process with all key players

Reference and background checks; draft offer letters

Work with Marketing Director to assure recruiting materials are representative of our culture

Establish contacts at college career centers; plan campus visits; attend career fairs

Provide training to manager and supervisors on hiring, HR requirements and regulations and HR best practices.

 

 

Performance Management

Review all existing job descriptions and create new descriptions as needed with a standard format and consistent structure

Create framework for employee professional development plans and measurement tools

Coordinate and lead the annual and bi-annual performance evaluation program; provide training to managers

Reviews and updates core competencies, core values, and key performance measures for inclusion in the evaluation process

Coach managers in their communication, feedback and interaction responsibilities with staff.

Work with managers, as needed, on providing progressive discipline and performance improvement plans and participate, as needed, in the meetings with employees.

Manage the employee termination process and lead the appropriate meeting with the manager and employee.


Onboarding

Manage the onboarding/orientation process for new employees including the set up and coordination with the third-party payroll service (TriNet PEO).

Develop and maintain handbook, policies and procedures

Manage internship relationships and the onboarding process for interns

Develop and implement seasonal staff orientation program with the leadership team

 

Benefit Administration

Administer the Foundation’s benefit programs (e.g. insurance policies, 401k, leave policies, etc.)

Coordinate and set up of employee benefits for new hires and initiate requests for access to applicable company systems

Research and analyze benefit plans, programs and policies

Make recommendations based on data analyses

Work with the Controller to determine cost-sharing alternatives for the various health insurance offerings.

Work with insurance brokers and benefit carriers

Lead the enrollment, renewal and communication process for open enrollment

Ensure legal compliance, including issuing required annual notices


Payroll

Process bi-weekly payroll via third-party payroll service (TriNet PEO), prepare payroll data for Controller to record in accounting system; produce and submit reports on HR activity and payroll

 

Compensation Administration

Establish, with the Controller and Executive Director, the wage and salary structure and pay policies

Coordinate the annual pay increase process

Monitor and research compensation trends

Ensure firm is compliant with state and federal wage laws

Manage the contracts and all requirements for Independent Contractors

Support annual budget process through preparation of the annual compensation study for all year-round staff positions using benchmarking data


Training

Work with the Foundation leaders to identify training needs to meet Foundation needs and expectations


Compliance

Maintain up-to-date personnel information and files

Working with TriNet PEO lead Foundation compliance and reporting with all existing governmental and labor laws; protects the interest of employees and the firm in accordance with human resources policies and governmental laws and regulations.  Minimizes risk.

Ensure management actions conform to employee handbook and labor laws

Conducts investigations when staff complaints or concerns are brought forward

Promote workplace safety and positive work environment


Organizational Development

Support and work in conjunction with Foundation leadership on succession planning, employee retention, change management and firm communications

Develops, recommends and implements personnel policies and procedures, prepares and maintains Employee Handbook

Lead initiatives for establishing the Foundation as a “best place to work”

Produce management reporting of key metrics

Participate in the Foundation’s culture committee


Office Operations

Manage office equipment/services contracts (copier, shredding, postage meter, office cleaning, etc.)

Cost effectively manage and order office supplies

Support the annual budget process and the on-going monthly financial forecast process to maintain fiscal responsibility for office needs

Coordinate bi-monthly staff meetings and Action Item tracking to foster accountability

Coordinate the processing of IT requests from staff (software, equipment and consulting)

Oversee the Policy and Procedure Directory and Google Drive Directory and coordinate appropriate training

Other duties as needed to support the overall success of the organization


Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Other Characteristics:  

5+ years management level human resource generalist experience

Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related area

Non-profit experience preferred by not required

One or more of the following certifications PHR/SPHR/SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP

Strong working knowledge of employment law, employment regulations, HR functions and best practices

Ability to maintain confidentiality and discretion

Proficiency with Microsoft Office (with strong emphasis in Excel) and Google products

Excellent written and verbal communications skills

Strong interpersonal and coaching skills required

Strong analytical, organizational, computer and problem-solving skills

Strong understanding of creating financial budgets, processing and tracking expenditures, and forecasting

Current driver’s license in good standing with local DMV

Maintain CPR/AED certification (will provide training if not currently certified)

Self-starter who is able to define, enrich, and enhance this role on an ongoing basis

This is a standard 40-hour work week, Monday through Friday, with additional hours on occasion to include weekends


General Information: 


The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by individuals assigned to this position.  They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and skills required of personnel so classified.  Position descriptions may be modified at the discretion of the Foundations at any time with or without notice to incumbents currently in the position.  All reasonable efforts will be made in order to notify incumbents of position description changes.  Reasonable accommodations will be made for those qualified incumbents with a disability, as stated under the ADA.  For more information or to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact Human Resources.


The incumbent must be able to work in a fast-paced environment with demonstrated ability to prioritize multiple, competing tasks and demands and to seek supervisory assistance as appropriate.


Incumbents within this position may be required to assist or find appropriate assistance to make accommodations for disabled individuals, including clients, visitors, employees and others, in order to ensure access to the organization’s services.



To apply please send a cover letter and resume: 

Bernadette Dowling at bernadette@freemanfoundation.org


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