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Primary Care Network Edmonton North is looking for Human Resource Advisor; f7 G" @3 K9 `1 |5 a- e" `! S, ~
7 t! h7 v9 @: `2 }: ^- IPurpose of Position' h6 ]" v$ d9 R8 O6 X
The Human Resources Advisor is a generalist position, responsible for providing a range of support and expertise, enabling management to deliver best practices and human resource solutions which support the business operations of the PCN.# l/ M3 I" Z7 l& t! x- a9 e6 k
This role reports directly to the General Manager.' [) T5 J( s3 I9 c; A R
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Key Responsibilities
6 k: A* p/ V" Z7 e' `2 OThe key responsibilities of this role is to review and ensure effectiveness of day-to-day human resources functions, includes, but are not limited, to:
u$ Y1 `; i; `/ p( ^: S" ]1. Recruitment, Selection and Orientation
6 j2 T) ~# T) y6 ^" @. t• Provide guidance and support for recruitment, sourcing, job postings, screening, interviews, reference checks, and selection practices, as well as job offers
0 A( w0 p' b" z" f" M5 w• Develop, administer and evaluate applicant tests' W% `; X& R" f/ X1 i
• Ensure job descriptions are kept current
- O% n& ]3 O+ z/ z• Manage the new employee orientation and orientation programs W4 l7 [% u! N& y( `# \8 [
• Support the administration of probation evaluations for all employees
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$ J9 x; ~# v2 E* A& f, v8 Q2. Policy and Procedure# ]% Q' ? \# D1 _( E
• Provide recommendations for policies and procedures; when identified as a priority and delegated by the General Manager, develop the necessary documentation and seek approval
! [/ u6 `0 V, `8 M2 ^& X' a Manage all policies and procedures to ensure consistency, references are correct and there is no duplication or contradictions
6 ]8 @' K ^9 I8 W( Q# u3 }• Advise all employees, especially Team Leads and Managers, on interpretation and administration of policies, procedures, programs and legislative compliance/ C" X. i! _: P" `) o
( G/ D. R' {6 ]' X5 w x' ~2 T3. Performance Management Support
) @! y) g+ @* I9 k• Monitor attendance/absenteeism and assist with the administration of performance management program
t7 r9 ]. x+ z) u& {4 \$ S* ?• Support Team Leads and Managers in the administration of discipline and employee coaching$ p5 a0 a. M$ q7 ^
• Provide resolutions to employee relation issues (e.g. employee complaints and harassment allegations)
7 S C0 U9 F, S1 n• Conduct exit interviews and provide management with analysis and recommendations
% B" j# ^8 A* ~5 `8 J" a7 c! M• Member of, and responsible for, the Rewards and Recognition Committee
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4. Human Resource Information Gathering
: m3 S, ]; K, U6 K• Maintain accurate records and compile statistical reports relating to personnel data – e.g. hires, absenteeism rates, performance appraisals4 Y- A2 e, \1 Y7 [: N! q4 q* f5 U
• Analyze statistical data and reports to identify and determine causes of personnel problems and develop recommendations for improvement of organization's personnel policies and practices6 s0 _ w0 I" ]
# \0 Z- D9 m% \1 T. @: h" m5. Management Support and Planning4 h* c. X( P1 }( G3 e; k/ o1 B
• Provide input and support to the management team on employee relations issues
. H: \3 R/ v! W2 f0 D6 X% `• Ensure compliance with employment legislation# i2 o' N# ] y- t
6 a; w* q8 E0 I4 x- m" r e) n8 R6. Job Evaluation, Compensation and Classification
+ M4 Q" {% M" s- M& P• Administer and record employee rewards, recognition and incentive programs8 f! }* ?. ?$ q4 f3 k
• Manage salary structure and job evaluation system, from time to time, as required( s- O* q/ V6 w6 j& Z
6 s; z7 r7 o6 f( N% |# k2 }7. Payroll and Benefits
4 l6 c- W5 {4 x/ l8 L1 M• Oversee payroll administration and maintain relationship with payroll provider
6 M3 n ~& a- R5 B4 B( o/ w* i• Administer and educate employees of benefits and maintain a sustainable relationship with insurance providers, c" [* T* X$ a, q* y) \! G/ H
• Manage claims for short-term and long-term disability, and ensure effective return-to-work programs" v, U2 p; @3 @: N
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Health and Safety
* k% O i( {8 u+ ?" W• Be a member of the Safety Committee
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) ]1 k$ R" S/ v: J: \- B: nQualifications & Expertise( f% l. j0 @8 x% q6 h4 Q1 X% W/ W9 h ^! t
 Minimum 5 years of experience as an HR generalist (series of progressive specialist roles will also be considered) @, f: n0 c0 D# X- k( i# z
 Minimum 2-year diploma, preferably in human resources or business administration specializing in HR, or related area of study (equivalencies will be considered)! K7 j6 A& g0 a+ N$ k; R' S
 A CHRP designation is an asset! c, i1 s# R2 T. R
 Experience in the health care industry is an asset' H2 W# o7 @) w
 Experience managing change is preferred R8 n$ w0 H; Z" a2 Y4 t
 Computer proficiency in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook% E9 g5 I! L1 b o- X
0 w- _+ Y5 e. T3 A9 m- l& Y& nPersonal Attributes
9 X' n9 e: ]0 m. L/ E% v Excellent verbal and written communications skills, including presentation skills
+ i2 @) P4 @" l4 W M Effective interpersonal/relationship skills with individuals at all levels of the organization
; y, y- t# J+ a. k* Z4 @2 z% Y Able to deal with people sensitively, tactfully, diplomatically, and professionally at all times, including keeping employee information confidential6 J# y. x V6 _9 |8 l$ `/ Y
 Excellent time and project management skills: x% J5 r f+ d$ w# W
 Good analytical and problem-solving skills& ]6 `; Y3 E3 D# U$ \
 Able to work in a fast-paced, changing environment
( N, k) D) Y9 l- @8 f8 R Self-starter with high degree of initiative" z! @3 t& A+ E) U- P0 r7 u2 U! a# L& A
 Confident, consistent, decisive personality
- w0 F/ x0 w' a) R High level of personal integrity and good judgment3 T* R# c. `! W! y+ T
 Able to work efficiently as a part of a team as well as independently6 s2 m& ~& p) v) y0 O. V, l- K
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Hours of Work & (if any) Special Considerations! C4 c: w3 f/ J* K
37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday exclusive of lunch/breaks during standard operating hours. Early morning or late evening meetings may occasionally be required, particularly if meeting with physicians. |
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