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Labor Relations Consultant


  • Location: Barcelona (Spain)
  • Sector: Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical
  • Vacancies: 1
  • Discipline: Human Resources

Ferrer

Job description

Reporting to Core HR Director in People Department the Labor Relations Consultant will work with employees, HR Business Partners, Recruiters, Legal, Finance and Controlling, Ethics&Compliance, Work Councils, and internal partners like Outsourced Payroll, Law Firms, and other stakeholders, interacting with them in a day to day basis to provide advice, accurate information and coaching in employee and labor relations management ítems.  

 

Main Responsabilities

  • As a member of Core HR Team, participate in the management of outsourced Payroll and other partners like Law Firms, Compensation & Benefits providers, Work Councils, Unions, Labor Administrations and the rest of stakeholders we will interact every day. 
  • Be a trusted advisor to HRB’S, employees and managers, coaching, advising, and empowering them in employee relation issues and any concern they ask for. 
  • Make a positive impact in the employee experience through every case you manage, ensuring all participants feel heard and respected every step of the way.
  • Working with HR Business Partners and leaders to optimize team health and shape the Ferrer culture, living the values and the purpose of the Company.
  • Analyze employee relations trends, and partner with internal stakeholders to improve our processes and develop proactive strategies, programs, and policies .
  • Participate in other functional work by leading and participating in related special projects, as applicable.

Requirements

  • At least 4 years of HR experience in Labor Relations Management and Payroll roles.
  • Graduate in Labor Relations, Labor Sciences or similar.
  • Experience in SAP and Success Factors.
  • English level B2.

 

Key Capabilities

  • Team player passionate.
  • Attention to detail and organizational skills.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • A deep sense of empathy for the employee experience, including an awareness of the social & cultural context.
  •  Strong personal ethics and integrity. You're comfortable managing sensitive information.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. 
  • Excellent interpersonal, counseling, and negotiation skills. 
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  • Location: Barcelona (Spain)
  • Sector: Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical
  • Vacancies: 1
  • Discipline: Human Resources