The Weather Channel
HR Manager
San Francisco, CA, United States · Director
Sponsorship not specified$15k-$25kDetected 4279 days ago
HREmployee RelationsHRISEmployment LawLeadershipCommunicationProblem SolvingMentoring
About the role
- Headquartered in Cobb County since 1982, The Weather Channel brand has connected millions of consumers by providing the most accurate weather forecasts, 24 hours a day.
- Seen in more than 100 million U.S. households, The Weather Channel network is one of the most widely-distributed cable networks.
- The Weather Channel online reach 60 million unique Web consumers each month.
Nice to have
- Director of Human Resources.
- Primary Responsibilities
- Ensure that associates are treated in an equitable and consistent manner within company policy.
- Find the right balance between the business need and associate advocacy
- Proactively work with associates and their managers at all levels of the organization
- Ensure the company is in compliance with Federal and State equal employment and labor laws by advising and counseling managers of their responsibilities
- Handle special projects, as requested, in a timely and professional manner Qualifications
- Minimum 7 years of experience as an HR Manager or Generalist
Compensation
- $15k-$25k
Company info
- Company Description
- The Weather Channel is the world's leading cross-platform media company with a portfolio that includes The Weather Channel television network, TWC digital (weather.com, mobile and tablet applications) and Weather Services International (WSI).
- This includes 32 million consumers monthly through weather.com on mobile Web and mobile apps.
- TWC has the No.1 app on all smartphones and is the second most used app on all smartphones.
- WSI provides business-to-business weather services to media, aviation, marine and energy sectors.
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