Human resources executive vs senior human resources generalist

Differences between human resources executive and senior human resources generalist duties and responsibilities

Human resources executive example responsibilities.

• Lead development of global HRIS system, enabling access from single point on global basis throughout different time zones.
• Manage and/or direct several HRIS system changes or modifications resulting in increase efficiency and meeting the organization's increasing needs.
• Manage compliance review of FLSA classification and analyze headcount and turnover reports and provide recommendations to management regarding appropriate headcount actions.
• Authore employee manual covering issues like disciplinary procedures, code of conduct, FMLA policy and benefits information.
• Ensure adherence to all federal and state labor laws including ADA, FMLA, LOA's, etc.
• Reduce company's costs by manpower planning, budgeting, forecasting, and hiring through a third party vendor.
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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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