HR Generalist - 1099 Consultant

About the Job:
We’re seeking a part-time, remote Human Resources Generalist to work as a 1099 Consultant to provide fractional HR support for day-to-day HR activities for our clients. This position is part of a growing team of HR professional consultants that support multiple businesses with HR projects and day-to-day HR support. EAB Consulting is a group of professionals who are passionate about supporting businesses, particularly small businesses, ensuring they are doing everything in their power to provide environments for employees that are positive, safe, engaging, and compliant.

We seek a dynamic professional who is passionate about supporting teams by providing experienced guidance and outstanding service to managers and employees.

The ideal consultant must be available to clients throughout the typical working day from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CST, 10-15 hours per week, highly responsive to emails and calls, and available for occasional meetings. The pay for this role will be $30/hour.

Experience with the following:
  • Demonstrated understanding and comprehension of current employment laws.
  • Ability to troubleshoot and problem-solve.
  • Create and facilitate onboarding procedures for new employees.
  • Create and facilitate offboarding procedures for employees exiting an organization, such as creating and following checklists, conducting exit interviews, etc.
  • Conduct stay interviews.
  • Conduct exit interviews.
  • Update policies and ensure company HR policies and procedures compliance.
  • Process benefits enrollments.
  • Create and distribute company newsletters.
  • Stay abreast of changing trends in workplace culture.
  • Highly proactive in completing needed tasks and reaching out to employees and managers.
  • Ability to collaborate with individuals and with teams.
  • Provide guidance and support to employees and managers on HR-related issues.
  • Lead and administer performance management.
  • Create individual and group training and development plans.
  • Ability to counsel managers and employees through a myriad of situations.

Requirements:
  • Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent experience.
  • 2-4 years of Human Resources experience, minimum.
  • Availability 5 days a week, during working hours, totaling 10-15 hours per week, to start.
  • Multi-state experience is required.
  • In-depth knowledge of multiple human resource disciplines, including headcount management, employee relations, employee engagement, inclusion and diversity, performance management, coaching and development, and employment laws.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with proven ability to organize and analyze data, understand trends, and develop action recommendations based on the analysis.
  • Exceptional communication skills across all levels of the organization.
  • HR Certifications: SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP, PHR, and/or SPHR preferred.

The pay for this role will be $30/hour.
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