Human resources generalist/manager vs human resources business partner

Differences between human resources generalist/manager and human resources business partner duties and responsibilities

Human resources generalist/manager example responsibilities.

• Manage annual open enrollment process including development of communication materials and administration of enrollment changes within HRIS and benefit providers.
• Provide resolution of complex employee relations issues including sexual harassment, employee misconduct, ADA, and FMLA.
• Monitor performance appraisal, LOA, FMLA, disciplinary, termination and other processes for compliance with legal and company policies.
• Audit personnel payroll for accuracy and input confidential employee salary increases into HRIS data system.
• Reduce employment litigation from multiple claims to minimal exposure providing counseling and leadership coaching and partnering with management on resolutions.
• Initiate hire process utilizing PeopleSoft program.
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Human resources business partner example responsibilities.

• Manage the ACA with regard to variable hour employees to avoid fines and penalties.
• Lead effort to build safety awareness and implement plans to improve working conditions while adhering to OSHA requirements.
• Manage and audit payroll ensuring accurate timekeeping, processing adjustments, and investigating payroll discrepancies.
• Manage HRIS system migration to ExponentHR technology platform with full employee/manager self-service eliminating multiple homegrown systems and one service provider.
• Report to the SVP of human resources.
• Revamp unemployment claims process and increase HRBP completion rate and decrease dollar loss due to incomplete and fraudulent claims.
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