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About the role

  • Senior HR Generalist leading employee relations, recruitment, accommodations, and people programs. Supporting Parkinson Canada’s fully remote workforce across Canadian provinces.

Responsibilities

  • Provide independent employee relations advice to people leaders
  • Lead recruitment from shortlisting through offer and acceptance
  • Manage accommodation and return-to-work planning and absence files
  • Conduct workplace investigations, document findings, and recommend outcomes
  • Manage performance review and performance management processes
  • Manage voluntary and involuntary departures, including exit interviews
  • Interpret employment standards, human rights, and privacy requirements across jurisdictions
  • Advise hiring managers on role requirements, selection criteria, interview design, and candidate assessment
  • Conduct interviews and reference checks, maintain finalist contact, recommend selections, and negotiate offers
  • Manage outsourced recruitment provider relationships when required
  • Monitor hiring activity against the approved headcount plan and interpret recruitment metrics
  • Deliver performance review, individual planning, recognition, learning, leadership development, equity, diversity, and inclusion programs
  • Lead accommodation requests through resolution and advise leaders on obligations
  • Support the annual compensation cycle
  • Draft and update policies, the employee handbook, and departmental standard operating procedures
  • Monitor legislative changes and recommend compliance updates
  • Participate in Parkinson Canada's EOS operating framework and lead special projects

Requirements

  • Post-secondary education in human resources
  • CHRP or CHRL designation preferred
  • Six to eight years of progressive human resources experience, including independent carriage of employee relations matters
  • Demonstrated knowledge of employment standards, human rights, and privacy legislation in more than one Canadian jurisdiction
  • Familiarity with Quebec requirements is an asset
  • Experience working independently with limited HR support in a small or mid-sized organization
  • Sound judgement about documentation and handling matters without established systems
  • Written and spoken fluency in French is an asset
  • Charitable or not-for-profit sector experience is an asset
  • Knowledge of employment legislation, organizational policy, and core competencies

Benefits

  • Accommodation support for applicants and employees
  • Inclusive and accessible workplace
  • Recognition programs
  • Learning and leadership development programming
  • Employee engagement activities
  • Equitable and consistent compensation practices
  • Remote work arrangement

Job type

Full Time

Experience level

Senior

Salary

CA$85,000 - CA$95,000 per year

Degree requirement

No Education Requirement

Location requirements

RemoteCanada

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