HR Generalist, Store Ops

About the position

This position is responsible for partnering with the Regional HR Business Partner – Store Operations to communicate, demonstrate and drive the Mission and Values of the Company by delivering HR support that meets our operational goals and drives performance in their Region.  This position provides a wide range of HR support including onboarding, team member relations, policy interpretation/development/modification, project management, HR consulting, problem-solving and communication.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain strong working relationship with all Store Operations Team Members and Managers and adhere to all TSC policies.
  • Provide guidance and counsel on a variety of issues to Store Operations Team Members and Managers.
  • Partner with HR Shared Services to respond to and resolve Team Member issues related to payroll and benefits.
  • Address and resolve sensitive Team Member relations issues. Partner with Regional HR Business Partner on issues severe in nature as appropriate.
  • Facilitate training and development of Store Leadership.
  • Conduct 30 and 90 day check-ins with new Store Leadership. Identify themes and suggest solutions for improvement in promotion, onboarding and new hire process.
  • Support the Regional HR Business Partner – Store Operations in the Succession Planning and Talent Review process by providing talent review materials and facilitation support during Quarterly calibration meetings.
  • Support the year-end compensation and adjustment process.
  • Ensure HRIS and LMS processes are processed accurately and on time.
  • As directed by the Regional HR Business Partner – Store Operations, schedule and facilitate exit interviews, analyze turnover data and recommend solutions for implementation.
  • Maintain and coordinate team member recognition program.
  • Support the Regional HR Business Partner – Store Operations in the employee engagement survey efforts by analyzing results and working with Store Leadership on implementation of engagement action plans.
  • Coach and counsel Store Leadership on Team Member engagement activities, performance management and career development.
  • Ad Hoc Projects as assigned by the Regional HR Business Partner – Store Operations.
  • Maintain expert knowledge of federal and state employment laws, reducing legal risks and ensure compliance.

Requirements

  • 5+ years of Human Resources experience preferably in a HR Generalist position.
  • Excellent communication skills both written and verbal.
  • Ability to multi-task and problem solve in a fast paced environment.
  • Bachelors degree in Human Resources, Business or any related field. Any suitable combination of education and experience will be considered.

Nice-to-haves

  • PHR preferred.

Benefits

  • medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • company-paid life and disability insurance
  • paid parental leave
  • tuition reimbursement
  • family planning resources such as adoption and surrogacy assistance
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