TALENT AND CULTURE DIRECTOR

Boys and Girls Clubs of

$80K — $95K *
Education, Government & Non-Profit
8 - 10 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree required; Master's degree preferred in HR, Organizational Psychology, or related field.
  • At least 10 years of HR experience required.
  • Proficient in labor law compliance and employee relations interventions.
  • Strong data analysis skills for HR metrics and reporting.
  • Experience in recruitment processes including job analysis and interview techniques.

Responsibilities

  • Manage employee relations interventions and ensure compliance with labor laws.
  • Oversee employee benefits administration and ensure proper utilization of leave options.
  • Conduct exit processes including notifications and exit interviews for departing employees.
  • Execute the recruitment process from screening to making offers to candidates.
  • Ensure compliance with employment opportunity regulations and affirmative action programs.
  • Revise organizational policies to align with legal standards and organizational goals.
  • Implement performance management processes, focusing on talent management and developmental training.

Benefits

  • Wellness program participation.
  • Comprehensive benefits package including medical and pension plans.
  • Opportunity for career development and training.
  • Supportive work environment focused on organizational culture and commitment.
Full Job Description
GENERAL SUMMARY: Responsible for Head Start Human Resources Management. Functions include recruitment and selection, human resources strategy, benefits, labor relations, career development, organizational culture, time and attendance, internal communication, among others. Establish and implement policies and practices, ensuring compliance with state and federal laws, taking into account at all times the mission, vision, code of ethics and values of the organization.

Essential Tasks and Responsibilities
  1. Responsible in carrying out employee relations interventions, including but not limited to: coaching supervisors, correct implementation of labor laws, rules of conduct and consistency in disciplinary actions.
  2. Handle personnel needs in relation to benefits, including but not limited to: wellness, guidelines, claims, salary scales review, total compensation letters, among others.
  3. Ensure the good use of leaves, such as maternity, vacation, disease, medical plan, pension plan, disability, among others.
  4. Perform personnel exit process, including but not limited to: notifications, guidance and benefits.
  5. Perform personnel reports such as: vacancy, recruitment effectiveness (ROI), internal promotions, employee profile, compliance reports, vacancies, human resources strategy, organizational culture, benefits, turnover analysis, FMLA, OSHA, Labor Department, active employees, file audit report, compliance reports and provide human resources data and statistics as required.
  6. Carry out recruitment process, including but not limited to: perform internal and external calls, perform resume screening, job analysis, realize interviews, situational exercises, evaluations, background check and make employment offers.
  7. Meets and ensures that the organization complies with employment opportunity equality regulations and the affirmative action program, verification of eligibility for employment I9, registration of veterans, registration of employees in the Labor Department, among other requirement.
  8. Perform personnel changes in the system, specifically change of position, department and/or salary.
  9. Collaborate in the revision of organizational policies so that they adjust to the organizational reality and legal requirements.
  10. Responsible for the performance management process, including but not limited to: leaders development system, training analysis, talent management, and change management.
  11. Responsible for measuring, analyzing and presenting Human Resources metric, including data such as training, internal communication, talent management and strategical objectives, among others.
  12. Develop strategies and implements best practices to ensure a healthy work environment, which includes but not limited to the organizational commitment philosophy.
  13. Carry out follow-ups and guidelines to ensure effective management of employees in improvement plans and use various strategies to identify potential high performance employees.
  14. Implement internal communication plans that allow organizational effectiveness and the connection with organizational culture and personnel strategy.
  15. Responsible for handling digital employee records and the administration of employee contract documentation.
  16. Use the system provided by the organization to carry out the approval of Head Start payrolls.
  17. Perform personnel exit process, output interview and notification for employee deactivation in all areas of the organization.

Requirements

Education y/o Experience: BA or preferable a Mater Degree in Human Resources, Industrial Organizational Psychology or related field from and accredited University and 10 years of experience in Human Resources.

DISCLAIMER:

The information presented indicates the general nature and level of work expected of employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain, nor to be interpreted as, a comprehensive inventory of all duties, responsibilities, qualifications and objectives required of employees assigned to this job.

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