Work Location : US - Atlanta, GA
Type of Post : Not Applicable
Other Possible Location : Funding : APPROVED
Expected Travel : Not Applicable
Type of Contract : Language Requirement : English
Application Deadline : Employee Duration : Full-Time
Pay Range Details$93,760.88 - $130,796.43 Annually
USA Grade E * Starting salaries are based on various factors, including candidate experience, education, knowledge, skills, and the cost of labor where the job is based. Salaries listed only apply to jobs based in the US.Job Title:SENIOR MANAGER, HRBP
Job Location(s):US - Atlanta, GA
JOB SUMMARY:The Senior Manager, People and Culture Business Partnerships serves as the primary strategic People and Culture advisor to assigned senior leaders and client groups. The role translates organizational priorities into integrated workforce, talent, organizational design, culture, and employee-experience strategies; leads workforce and succession planning; advises on complex employee relations and employment risk; and uses workforce analytics to guide decisions. Working across headquarters, regional, and country-office structures, the Senior Manager partners with Legal and People and Culture Centers of Excellence, provides functional leadership to HR Business Partners, and advances modernized, digital-first and responsible AI-enabled HR practices that support CARE's mission and transformation agenda.
RESPONSIBILITIES:Strategic People and Culture Business Partnership and Executive Advisory
- Serve as the primary People and Culture advisor to assigned senior leaders and leadership teams, translating organizational priorities into integrated workforce, talent, culture, and organizational effectiveness strategies.
- Lead annual people planning, identifying workforce priorities, critical capabilities, talent risks, succession vulnerabilities, and actions required to achieve business objectives.
- Provide independent, evidence-based advice on workforce decisions, leadership effectiveness, organizational structure, employee experience, and employment risk; constructively challenge decisions inconsistent with CARE's values, policies, or priorities.
- Participate in leadership-team discussions and ensure workforce, culture, inclusion, safeguarding, and organizational implications are considered.
- Build trusted relationships across headquarters, regional, and country-office structures and hold leaders accountable for agreed people actions.
Workforce Planning, Organizational Design and Change Leadership
- Lead strategic workforce planning, including assessment of staffing requirements, workforce capacity, critical roles, capability gaps, and talent availability.
- Advise leaders on organizational design, operating models, role clarity, spans of control, reporting relationships, job design, workforce deployment, and restructuring.
- Lead people-related components of restructures, workforce transitions, functional redesigns, integrations, and other significant changes with Legal, Finance, Total Rewards, and People and Culture Centers of Excellence.
- Assess employee impacts and develop change-management, communication, consultation, training, and stakeholder-engagement plans.
- Ensure organizational and workforce decisions align with CARE's job architecture, global policies, inclusion commitments, delegated authorities, and employment requirements.
Talent, Performance, Succession and Leadership Effectiveness
- Lead talent reviews, succession planning, and performance calibration, ensuring identification of critical roles, high-potential talent, development priorities, retention risks, and succession gaps.
- Advise leaders on talent deployment, internal mobility, career development, leadership pipelines, capability building, and workforce continuity.
- Coach senior leaders and managers on leadership effectiveness, team dynamics, goal setting, performance improvement, difficult feedback, employee development, and persistent underperformance.
- Analyze engagement results and workforce indicators and develop measurable improvement plans with leaders.
- Promote equitable and inclusive talent decisions by identifying and challenging bias in recruitment, performance, promotion, succession, development, compensation, and workforce planning.
Employee Relations, Analytics, Total Rewards and HRBP Leadership
- Provide senior-level advice on complex and sensitive employee-relations matters and lead or oversee reviews and investigations with Legal, Employee Relations, Safeguarding, Ethics, Security, and other stakeholders.
- Assess legal, financial, operational, safeguarding, cultural, and reputational risks; recommend defensible, consistent, values-aligned actions and escalate high-risk matters.
- Advise senior stakeholders on sensitive employee-relations and PSHEA matters and identify systemic trends requiring preventative interventions, policy changes, or manager education.
- Analyze workforce data and provide actionable insights on turnover, retention, vacancies, engagement, performance, succession, employee-relations trends, demographics, mobility, absence, and capacity.
- Partner with Total Rewards on job evaluation, job architecture, compensation reviews, promotions, market adjustments, retention proposals, pay equity, and workforce-cost implications.
- Set consistent HRBP priorities and service standards; coach less-experienced Business Partners; lead cross-functional projects; and champion digital-first, analytics, automation, and responsible AI-enabled HR practices.
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Required Qualifications:- Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Organizational Development, Business Administration, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and progressively responsible experience.
- Minimum of 10 years of progressively responsible human resources experience, including at least 5-7 years in an HR Business Partner or comparable senior HR role.
- Demonstrated experience leading HR strategy and service delivery within a large, complex, geographically dispersed, or multinational organization.
- Proven success advising senior leaders on organizational design, workforce planning, succession, talent strategy, organizational change, and complex employee relations.
- Strong workforce analytics, written, verbal, interpersonal, influencing, and project-leadership skills, with the ability to handle confidential and sensitive matters with sound judgment and diplomacy.Preferred Qualifications:- Master's degree in Human Resources, Organizational Development, Business Administration, or a related field.There are individuals who may use CARE's name and trademark in emails and on websites in an attempt to solicit fees from interested job-seekers. Some examples of these fees are placement fees or immigration processing fees. CARE does not use recruiting or placement agencies that charge candidates an up-front fee of any kind. Occasionally, CARE does employ recruiting or placement agencies to help us identify candidates for specific employment within CARE. If you're contacted by a legitimate recruiting or placement agency, there should be no charge to you. If you suspect that you have been a victim of fraud from someone purporting to be CARE, please contact us at legal@care.org. Please do not email legal@care.org to apply for this position. Instead, click "apply now" below in order to submit your interest.Starting salaries are based on internal equity, candidate experience, and the cost of labor where the job is based. Salaries listed only apply to jobs based in the US.
