Director, human resources and administration vs senior human resources generalist

Differences between director, human resources and administration and senior human resources generalist duties and responsibilities

Director, human resources and administration example responsibilities.

• Manage all corporate-wide employee relations issues, management counseling, corrective action oversight and employee assistance services.
• Advise senior management on areas of classification and compensation, EEO, FMLA, COMAR, and discipline.
• Review and update procedures and documentation on reporting and compliance of leave under FMLA.
• Lead purchase and implementation of ADP payroll systems including development of payroll policy and procedures.
• Provide oversight of the installation of a new HR/Finance system as a member of the steering committee.
• Recruit part-time bookkeeper, convert manual payroll to ADP, review budget and projections, establish accounting policies.
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Senior human resources generalist example responsibilities.

• Manage hourly and management recruiting activity to meet establish AAP goals.
• Manage AAP plan development, modification, implementation, and reporting requirements.
• Partner with Sr. Management and line managers to develop organizational strategies and achieve overall organizational objectives.
• Administer and negotiate benefits package, perform internal audits, manage disability and FMLA and perform in-house training.
• Manage the FMLA application process, conduct employee investigations, resolve payroll and benefit discrepancies and administer salary adjustments per contract.
• Complete all government filing requirements are complete timely and accurately, including ERISA, VETS-100A, EEO-1 and OSHA reporting.
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