Purpose of the Position:
To support strategic talent management process (acquisition, development, planning and recognition / rewards) of Taichung or Tainan Plant. Identify and take actions on any current talent gaps, deploy development programs and tools to build a talent pipeline; Collaborate closely with HR colleagues to implement streamlined HR programs that drive standardization across Taiwan while ensuring business partner needs are met. Work with HR peers to identify potential organizational design improvements to support our changing business environment and optimal performance.
Key Responsibilities:
• Effectively deploys hiring process for hourly workers and temporary employees.
• Educates plant leadership on local employment law to ensure compliance with
contracts and applicable personnel management laws.
• Manages and mitigates employee grievances by ensuring supervisors and leadership are creating an open forum for discussion and resolution of plant issues.
• Coaches and counsels plant management in development and demonstration of
leadership and management practices required to establish and maintain a positive work environment.
• Resolves employee relations issues in a fair and consistent manner that protects the needs of the plant to operate in an effective and efficient manner.
• Takes ownership for specific HR initiatives that support the effective operations of the organization by developing and/or delivering HR programs (e.g., attendance
tracking, training, communications)
• Tracks and documents employment issues and requests (e.g., workers compensation) as required for procedural and legislative purposes.
• Identifies employee value proposition issues affecting turnover and works with Plant HR Manager to identify actions for improvement.
• Establishes and maintains a presence on the plant floor to keep a read on the
pulse of the organization.
• Implements appropriate risk management policies and procedures to ensure
plant compliance with safety requirements and local, state, and federal employment laws