Human Resources (HR) Business Partner
- Morgan Hill, CA, United States
$150,000 to $170,000 USD / year
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Job details
- Pay
- $150,000 to $170,000 USD / year
- Apply by
- Experience
- At least 7 years of progressive Human Resources experience, including significant responsibility as an HR Business Partner.
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
We are looking for an experienced Human Resources Business Partner to support leaders and employees in Morgan Hill, California. This role serves as a strategic advisor across talent planning, organizational effectiveness, employee relations, and HR program execution. The ideal candidate brings strong judgment, a practical understanding of California employment requirements, and the ability to translate workforce insights into meaningful business outcomes.
Responsibilities:
- Collaborate with business leaders to shape workforce strategies that strengthen team capability, succession readiness, and long-term talent growth.
- Provide trusted guidance to managers on performance concerns, employee development, coaching approaches, and day-to-day people decisions.
- Facilitate solutions related to organizational structure, team alignment, and overall operational effectiveness.
- Lead and resolve employee relations matters by conducting workplace reviews, addressing conflicts, and supporting corrective action when needed.
- Create and support HR initiatives involving policy administration, training delivery, employee engagement, and compliance-related practices.
- Oversee key HR programs such as compensation, benefits coordination, leave administration, recognition efforts, and performance processes.
- Review workforce data, HR metrics, and reporting trends to identify opportunities for improvement and support informed leadership decisions.
- Maintain compliance with employment laws and HR standards applicable to California and other supported locations.
- Track changes in labor regulations and industry developments, recommending updates to policies, practices, and systems as appropriate.
- At least 7 years of progressive Human Resources experience, including significant responsibility as an HR Business Partner.
- Demonstrated success handling employee relations issues, workplace investigations, and performance management matters.
- Strong working knowledge of California employment law and HR compliance requirements.
- Ability to influence leaders, build credibility quickly, and guide decisions in a collaborative manner.
- Excellent communication, facilitation, consultation, and conflict resolution skills.
- Strong organizational and project management abilities with the capacity to manage competing priorities effectively.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and HR systems, including Workday and talent management platforms.
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Skills
- Employee relations
- Coaching
- Regulatory compliance
- Reporting
- Leadership
- Employment law
- Performance management
- Communication skills
- Conflict resolution
- Project management
- Microsoft Office
- Workday