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Are you a self-starter, always looking to make things better? Do you enjoy collaborative environments where you can work with diverse, energetic teams? As Recruitment Advisor, you’ll bring our recruitment process to life! You’ll partner with team members to deliver an exceptional experience to candidates and hiring leaders.

Minimum Requirements:  

• Three years of professional experience, where you built skills like: candidate experience management, stakeholder engagement, inclusion, data stewardship
• Strong facilitation skills with the desire and demonstrated ability to facilitate group sessions
• A Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, a related discipline, or equivalent years experience
• Strong computer skills including proficiency with Applicant Tracking Systems and other recruitment focused technology
• Strong organizational skills
• A valid driver’s licence

Responsibilities:  

• Act as a trusted advisor to the business, building compensation recommendations connected to skills and experience
• Engage candidates throughout offer presentation, pre-employment requirements, and report to work instructions
• Facilitate full-day training sessions
• Constantly seek to improve the recruitment process
• Deliver proactive support to the business through ownership of recruitment programs

Location and other Key Details: 

• This role is in Fort McMurray. The role is based out of our StoneyCreek Office, but requires presence at other Fort McMurray locations
• Hours of work are a regular 40-hour work week, Monday to Friday

Overview

Job ID: 56940
Job Category: Human Resources
Division & Section: People & Equity, Employee Relations
Work Location: Hybrid, METRO HALL, 55 John St, Toronto, M5V 3C6
Job Type & Duration: Full-time, Temporary Vacancy (12 months)
Salary: $103,431.00-$141,247.00
Shift Information: Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week
Affiliation: Non-Union
Number of Positions Open: 1 
Posting Period: 30-MAY-2025 to 13-JUN-2025 

Toronto is Canada’s largest city, the fourth largest in North America and home to a diverse population of approximately 2.8 million individuals. Consistently ranked one of the world’s most livable cities, the City of Toronto is a global centre for business, finance, arts and culture. Our People and Equity Division delivers critical functions within the City’s complex multi-site, multidivision, multi-stakeholder and union and non-unionized environment. A team of approximately 35,000 employees are the driving force behind the City’s ability to provide programs and services to residents, business, and visitors to this community. The People & Equity Division is current hiring a Senior HR Workplace Investigator E&LR. This is an excellent career step for an analytical, resourceful, and seasoned workplace investigator with a passion for investigations.

What is the job summary?
To investigate allegations of employee misconduct in contravention and/or violation of City bylaws, policies, procedures, or legislation, as part of the Internal Investigation Unit (IIU) in Employee Relations. To lead the interview process, gather and analyze evidence, make factual findings, and oversee the preparation of objective reports. To ensure investigations are carried out in a timely, impartial, and fair manner in accordance with workplace investigation jurisprudence, frameworks, rules, and best practices. To provide guidance and advice to staff through the investigation process, development of investigation plans and reports to ensure IIU standards of excellence are met.

What you will do?
• Implement detailed plans and recommend policies/procedures regarding program specific requirements.
• Conduct research into assigned area ensuring that such research takes into account developments within the field, corporate policies and practices, legislation and initiatives by other levels of government.
• Investigate absence abuse, fraud, conflict of interest, theft, maladministration, workplace code and non-code harassment, nepotism, cronyism, substance abuse, unethical behaviour, and other alleged forms of workplace misconduct.
• Conduct thorough and objective investigations regarding allegations of misconduct or wrongdoing for unionized and non-unionized staff across the organization. Review and analyze files with a focus on fact-finding, procedural fairness, timeliness, and attention to detail.
• Employ trauma informed approaches to conducting workplace investigations involving parities who have or are experiencing trauma, or varying degrees of mental wellness, those who are emotionally distressed or have dysregulated behavioural outbursts.
• Utilize a variety of communication and psychological safety training including different strategies to effectively communicate with persons of diverse abilities and backgrounds who may be distressed, confrontational or emotional due to an alleged incident.
• Conduct on-site interviews and gather evidence at various work locations. Record and maintain meeting minutes, electronic and hardcopy records.
• Utilize assessment of the evidence and credibility analysis of the parties to make factual findings and provide detailed reports, confidential communications, and briefings.
• Determine whether the factual findings amount to a breach of the applicable City bylaws, policies, procedures, or legislation.
• Provide guidance to staff through the investigations process, ensuring effective teamwork and communication, high quality standards and organizational performance.
• Review and provide senior-level subject matter expertise regarding the investigation plans and reports of staff to ensure documents meet IIU standards of excellence.
• Provide developmental opportunities and onboarding to HR Workplace Investigator E&LR and HR Investigations Representative.
• Work collaboratively with partners in various Divisions, teams, management, law enforcement agencies and legal counsel to liaise and exchange information.
• Testify and give evidence regarding investigations in legal procedures, including arbitration, Ontario Human Rights Tribunal hearings, criminal and/or civil litigations.
• Maintain an expert knowledge of collective agreements, City bylaws, policies, practices, legislation, and standard operating procedures that have a bearing on workplace investigations.
• Maintain an up-to-date knowledge of workplace investigation principles, theories, practices and tools, research, and interviewing techniques.
• Represent the IIU on task forces, corporate initiatives, and other committees. Deliver education and/or training on investigation policies, procedures and best practice.
• Model and contribute to an environment which supports and values equity, inclusion, and organizational change.
• Maintain continuous and up-to-date knowledge about all forms of discrimination and harassment. Employ an equity lens concerning anti-Indigenous and anti-Black racism within workplace investigations practices. Comprehend the impacts of systemic racism and barriers related to workplace investigations.
• Deals with sensitive workplace issues and information in a responsible, professional, and confidential manner.

What do you bring to the role?
1. Post-secondary education Industrial Relations, Criminology or a related educational field, or the equivalent combination of education and experience.
2. Experience working in a unionized organization conducting a variety of workplace investigations (e.g., collusion, theft, nepotism, fraud, workplace harassment etc.).
3. Experience developing investigation plans, drafting detailed and comprehensive workplace investigation reports, and communicating investigative findings.
4. Understanding of systemic barriers related to the workplace investigations, including knowledge of anti-Indigenous racism, anti-Black racism and the impacts of systemic racism and all forms of discrimination and harassment.
5. Knowledge of trauma informed approaches to conducting workplace investigations involving parities who have or are experiencing trauma, or varying degrees of mental wellness, those who are emotionally distressed or have dysregulated behavioural outbursts.
6. Ability to conduct well-reasoned, unbiased research, summarize results, and provide user-friendly information and data reports to support investigations, projects and initiatives.
7. Excellent presentation and communication skills and ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with various levels of staff within the organization, including testifying/presenting evidence in arbitration hearings.
8. Highly developed interpersonal skills with the ability to effectively develop and cultivate productive working relationships with staff at all levels of the organization, including Legal and Union officials.
9. Excellent organizational skills with the ability to manage complex competing interests and concurrent investigations in a detail-oriented environment ensuring confidentiality.
10. Ability to exercise sound judgement, integrity, discretion and political acumen while applying a broad perspective requiring an integrated knowledge of human resource management, related disciplines and business processes.
11. Knowledge of employment and related legislation (e.g., Ontario Labour Relations Act, Occupational Health and Safety Act, Workers Safety and Insurance Act, Human Rights Code, Employment Standards Act), equity principles, contractual obligations and sound human resource practices.
12. Experience identifying fraud trends and supporting data analytics, open source searching and analyzing online information.
13. Active and good standing investigative certification (e.g. ASIS, PCI, CFE) or Private Investigation certification an asset.

Job ID: 2893 

Openings: 1 

Jurisdiction: Out of Scope 

Division: Corporate Services 

Department: People & Organizational Culture 

Branch: ESC & Talent Acquisition 

Location Name: Regina, Saskatchewan, CA 

Type of Posting: Internal & External

Employment Type: Term

Annual Salary: $79,137.00 - $105,516.00 

Date Posted: May 26, 2025.

Closing Date: June 6, 2025.

Additional Requirements:

• Successful candidates may be required to provide a satisfactory criminal record check per the City of Regina's Criminal Record Check Policy.
• Proof of education is required.
• Additional assessments may be conducted to evaluate competencies, skills, and knowledge.

The HR Manager serves as a strategic partner to the business, delivering expert advisory and leadership support in workforce and talent planning, HR program development, and the execution of HR initiatives. This role works closely with HR Centers of Excellence (CoEs) to align people strategies with business goals, ensuring a high-performing and engaged workforce.

How You’ll Help

• Provide consultation related to workforce and resource planning, performance management, change management delivery, and employee & employee relations within a targeted client group.
• Compile workforce analytics to develop people insights, sharing with HR Directors and the Vice President, HR. 
• Conduct thorough investigations based on policy/Code of Conduct infractions and provide recommendations/outcomes to leadership.
• Provide input for quarterly and annual business planning, and outlines resourcing and “people” implications/considerations.
• Support leaders through talent reviews while developing meaningful plans for career advancement and succession planning.
• Support the people leader within the client group with performance and merit cycles.
• Supports people leaders within the client group to develop effective management and leadership behaviours, giving people leaders the tools to succeed as managers and leaders. 
• Provide input to CoEs to define and implement forward-thinking workforce strategies and solutions to meet business environment needs. 
• Support regional implementation of CoE-driven processes, policies and initiatives. 
• Strong collaboration with Talent Acquisition COE to ensure critical roles are outlined and sourced accordingly.
• Gather requirements to help with the development of HR programs, processes, and policies for a specific business unit based on business needs.
• Support the business on the workings of the company’s Human Capital Management System [HCMS].
• Support change execution, supporting client group in understanding and embracing changes.
• Refer employees to the appropriate COE service channel to resolve inquiries / transaction requests and provides self-service coaching, as appropriate.

Your Skills & Experience: 

• Post-secondary education, preferably a Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or a related field
• CHRP or equivalent designation in HR a preferred qualification
• 5-7 years of HR Business Partner experience
• Expert knowledge of federal employment-related laws and regulations
• Working knowledge of the talent management lifecycle
• Ability to apply HR knowledge / experience across all HR policies, programs, processes, and functions
• Ability to understand HR compliance requirements 
• Strong internal consulting skills, with working ability to influence change 
• Strong business-specific knowledge and organizational behavior / design / effectiveness skills
• Ability to facilitate relationships and partner with business leaders 
• Strong business acumen and project management skills
• Demonstrated ability to train, coach, evaluate, and help improve others’ performance and contributions
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, written and verbal.
• English (verbal/written/spoken) required; French is an asset

If you’re chosen for the role, you’ll be asked to provide reference and criminal background checks before employment. You’ll only be contacted if you’re selected for an interview. 

The Talent Acquisition Partner will be responsible for attracting and successfully placing top talent within their assigned region across multiple divisions. This would include partnering with business leaders within your assigned function, leading recruitment update calls, recommending solutions to reoccurring recruitment hurdles, reporting on active and closed positions, and building relationships with external partners (ie. schools, community groups, etc).

How You’ll Help

• Partner with hiring managers and HR Directors to execute on the recruitment process including sourcing, screening, interviewing, and hiring qualified candidates
• Lead regional recruitment calls to review recruitment data, forecasted roles and areas of opportunity
• Develop working knowledge of each position assigned by conducting thorough intake meetings with the hiring managers to best understand full scope of business needs and requirements. 
• Conduct thorough phone interviews by utilizing active listening skills
• Act as an advisor to managers during the interview & selection process
• Posting job ads on our internal and external job sites
• Utilize various resources to headhunt and engage passive candidates
• Prepare and present candidate profiles for top candidates
• Subject matter expert for any recruitment inquiries and Brand Ambassador for Day & Ross
• Building a strong pipeline of candidates by collaborating with our COE team and participating in special career projects such as job fairs, business specific talent acquisition programs, school presentations, social media activities, networking events, etc.
• Identify and implement community partnerships
• Develop solutions to address recruitment challenges
• Promote talent brand awareness to attract top talent by assisting the COE in developing, sustaining and innovating strategies to cultivate talent for short- and long-term hiring needs
• Other projects related to Talent Acquisition as required

Your Skills & Experience: 

• Post-secondary education preferred.
• A suitable combination of education and experience may also be considered.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in full cycle recruitment
• Transportation experience is considered a strong asset
• Knowledge and ability to provide insight into different talent markets
• Experience working with cross functional teams is consider an asset
• Advanced communication skills, both verbal and written
• Experience with Stakeholder management 
• Computer skills – accuracy, MS products, web-based programs
• Resourceful – ability to think outside of the box to find suitable candidates for hard to fill positions.
• Demonstrated customer service and conflict resolution skills
• Strong organizational skills
• Attention to detail and demonstrating a high sense of urgency in delivering high quality service to internal and external clients
• Ability to champion business needs in a collaborative manner to colleagues
• Ability to work independently and to collaborate with a team
• Results focused
• Fluent in English and French required, other languages considered an asset
• Up to 25% percent travel may be required within North America

If you’re chosen for the role, you’ll be asked to provide reference and criminal background checks before employment. You’ll only be contacted if you’re selected for an interview.

Job Post End Date: 06/11/2025

About this opportunity:

Reporting to the Manager, H&S Deployed Lloyd Thermal and Conventional Heavy Oil, the Senior H&S Advisor is responsible for advancing the organizations' goal of delivering top quartile Health and Safety performance across the Lloydminster Upstream business. This role will facilitate the implementation of leading practice H&S programs throughout the district. The Advisor will thrive in a collaborative, solutions focused setting to ensure excellence is achieved.

Interested in working in Lloydminster? Learn more!

Work Environment:

• This is a fulltime employee position located in Lloydminster and requires the successful candidate to live in the area

• Field travel will be expected throughout the operational areas and occasionally to the Calgary head office location.

What you’ll do:

• Support with business with driving industry standards & practices, OHS Legislation, internal Management System Standards, Cenovus H&S program components and worker training requirements

• Support the development of H&S management plans and business plan goals, objectives, and metrics

• Respond to requests for H&S support from field based teams and/or functional leaders

• Ensure the usage of MOC system to capture all changes to equipment, personnel, and procedures

• Be actively involved in incident investigation to prevent reoccurrence, supporting various teams and projects as a H&S representative

• Support the Field operations leadership teams across their area of responsibility

Who you are:

Our ideal candidate will have the following minimum requirements:

• Legally authorized to work in Canada

• 5+ years of experience in the Oil and Gas industry, specializing in Occupational H&S

• Certified Safety Professional or Canadian Registered Safety Professional is preferred

• Safety Management systems experience is preferred

• Understand the capabilities and functionality of H&S systems including Intelex, ISNetworld, Power BI, TapRoot, SAP and SharePoint

We acknowledge the value of transferrable skills and may consider equivalent combinations of experience and education should you not meet a specific requirement.

As this position has been identified as safety sensitive, employment of a final candidate selected for this position will be conditional upon successful completion of required pre-employment medical and alcohol/drug assessments

For this position you will be required to maintain a Class 5 driver's license, a satisfactory driving record, and adhere to the appropriate Company policies and guidelines. A driver's abstract will be one of the background checks requested in the pre-employment screening for the final candidate

Note: The application deadline for this position is 11:59 PM MT June 10, 2025.

The HR Manager serves as a strategic partner to the business, delivering expert advisory and leadership support in workforce and talent planning, HR program development, and the execution of HR initiatives. This role works closely with HR Centers of Excellence (CoEs) to align people strategies with business goals, ensuring a high-performing and engaged workforce.

How You’ll Help

• Provide consultation related to workforce and resource planning, performance management, change management delivery, and employee & employee relations within a targeted client group.
• Compile workforce analytics to develop people insights, sharing with HR Directors and the Vice President, HR. 
• Conduct thorough investigations based on policy/Code of Conduct infractions and provide recommendations/outcomes to leadership.
• Provide input for quarterly and annual business planning, and outlines resourcing and “people” implications/considerations.
• Support leaders through talent reviews while developing meaningful plans for career advancement and succession planning.
• Support the people leader within the client group with performance and merit cycles.
• Supports people leaders within the client group to develop effective management and leadership behaviours, giving people leaders the tools to succeed as managers and leaders. 
• Provide input to CoEs to define and implement forward-thinking workforce strategies and solutions to meet business environment needs. 
• Support regional implementation of CoE-driven processes, policies and initiatives. 
• Strong collaboration with Talent Acquisition COE to ensure critical roles are outlined and sourced accordingly.
• Gather requirements to help with the development of HR programs, processes, and policies for a specific business unit based on business needs.
• Support the business on the workings of the company’s Human Capital Management System [HCMS].
• Support change execution, supporting client group in understanding and embracing changes.
• Refer employees to the appropriate COE service channel to resolve inquiries / transaction requests and provides self-service coaching, as appropriate.

Your Skills & Experience: 

• Post-secondary education, preferably a Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or a related field
• CHRP or equivalent designation in HR a preferred qualification
• 5-7 years of HR Business Partner experience
• Expert knowledge of federal employment-related laws and regulations
• Working knowledge of the talent management lifecycle
• Ability to apply HR knowledge / experience across all HR policies, programs, processes, and functions
• Ability to understand HR compliance requirements 
• Strong internal consulting skills, with working ability to influence change 
• Strong business-specific knowledge and organizational behavior / design / effectiveness skills
• Ability to facilitate relationships and partner with business leaders 
• Strong business acumen and project management skills
• Demonstrated ability to train, coach, evaluate, and help improve others’ performance and contributions
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, written and verbal.
• English (verbal/written/spoken) required; French is an asset

If you’re chosen for the role, you’ll be asked to provide reference and criminal background checks before employment. You’ll only be contacted if you’re selected for an interview. 

The Human Resources Representative Position is responsible for developing, implementing and evaluating human resources and employee relations policies, programs and procedures and advise managers on personnel matters. Primarily accountable for involvement in staffing, benefits, orientation, training, compensation and employee relations. In addition, implement measures to increase employee morale, motivation and satisfaction, while reducing turnover. This position coaches managers and employees on policies, programs and procedures and assist managers and employees with performance management process.

Powering Vehicles, Motion, Work, and Lives since 1966.

Performance Expectations

· Develops and administers Human Resources objectives and programs.

· Advise managers and employees on the interpretation of personnel policies, compensation and benefit programs and employee agreements.

· Plan and administer staffing, total compensation, training and career development, employee assistance, and employment equity.

· Manage and maintain human resources information on InfoHR.

· Prepare reports and recommend procedures to reduce absenteeism and turnover and work related injuries.

· Represent organization at personnel related hearings and investigations.

· Implement succession planning initiatives consistent with future forecasted workforce needs.

· Prepare employee separation notices and related documentation, and conduct exit interviews to determine reasons behind separations.

· Manage all WSIB claims and the Early and Safe Return to Work Program.

· Manage all Benefits programs [STD, LTD, Greenshield].

· Respond to common inquiries or complaints from employees, agencies, or members of the business community.

· Present information to top management and/or public groups.

· Read application forms, resumes and cover letters from job applicants.

· Write policy papers to provide advice, guidance and recommendations on a wide variety of human resource matters.

· Prepare project costings with critical path information relating to money, people and time lines.

Credentials

· Post-Secondary education in a field related to personnel management such as business administration, industrial relations, commerce, or psychology or minimum two years related experience and/or training or equivalent combinations of education and experience

· Ability to read legislative documents relating to human rights or labour standards to comply with legal requirements.

· Ability to use computer applications such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.

· Experience with human resources information systems (such as InfoHR) considered an asset.

Desired Characteristics

· Through the provision of problem solving processes, assist teams to identify issues and to clarify how they may be resolved.

· Work independently to conduct research and develop policy papers and reports as needed.

· Work in a team environment when needed.

· Continuously learn to maintain a current knowledge of policies, procedures and industry practice and to upgrade computer skills.

What Linamar Has To Offer

· Opportunities for career advancement.

· Community based outreach supporting both local and global initiatives and charities.

· Social committees and sports teams.

· Discounts for local vendors and events, including auto supplier discounts.

Job ID: 2809 

Openings: 2 

Jurisdiction: Out of Scope 

Division: Financial Strategy & Sustainability 

Location Name: Regina, Saskatchewan, CA 

Type of Posting: Internal & External

Employment Type: Permanent

Annual Salary: $88,839.00 - $118,451.00 (2024 rate)

Date Posted: April 24, 2025

Closing Date: Open until filled.

Land Acknowledgement

We are proud to reside on Treaty 4 Territory and the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and Métis Nation, honoring and respecting these Nations and ancestors of this territory and grateful to be here. Regina is committed to building trust and creating true partnerships with Indigenous peoples. 

Equity, Diversity & Inclusion

The City of Regina is an equal opportunities employer dedicated to fostering a respectful, collaborative, inclusive, and barrier-free workplace, allowing everyone to achieve their full potential. We value diversity as a key to our success and encourage all qualified candidates, including Indigenous peoples, people of color, 2SLGBTQIAP+ individuals of all genders, persons of disabilities, and members of equity-seeking communities, to apply.

Additional Requirements:

• Successful candidates may be required to provide a satisfactory criminal record check per the City of Regina's Criminal Record Check Policy.
• Proof of education is required.
• Additional assessments may be conducted to evaluate competencies, skills, and knowledge.

Group Summary:

• Responsible for supporting, providing direction and/or auditing Human Resources activities in assigned areas of responsibility which may include recruitment and hiring, orientation/onboarding, training, timecard administration, attendance, disability management, maintenance of personnel files, exit interviews.
• Support the effective data management and system administration requirements for Workday systems.
• Develop and ensure all company policies and procedures comply with applicable government legislation and the Magna’s Employee’s Charter. 
• Develop, maintain and continuously improve the effectiveness of Human Resources programs, policies and procedures, including Employee Relations, Staffing/Retention/Motivation, Employee Orientation, Training & Development, Communications, Compensation, Payroll & Employee Benefits, Organizational Development, Organizational Change, and Succession Planning.
• Support the Open Door Process (e.g., Employee Advocation, Fairness Committee, Hotline Investigations.)
• Assist with the development and continual updating of company policies and interpretation, including employee handbook.
• Ensure all aspects of the Employee Charter are followed throughout the division.
• Remain current with all relevant legislative changes as well as current legal interpretations.
• Provide support for the continuous improvement initiatives within Techform.
• Take on special projects as assigned by management.
• Other duties as may be assigned.

Qualifications

• Completion of Post-Secondary Degree/Diploma in a related field of study.
• Experience in industrial manufacturing environment is strongly preferred.
• Technology savvy – high level of comfort, interest and curiosity toward technology and web-based applications.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Programs (Teams, Outlook, Word, Excel, Powerpoint).
• Experience in computer and HRIS systems, including Workday, Dayforce, PowerBI and/or ADP is strongly preferred.
• Ability to handle confidential and sensitive matters with objectivity and discretion, high personal standard of integrity.
• Strong Customer-service focus.
• Strong initiative, sense of ownership and responsibility toward work.
• Well-developed written and verbal communication skills. Confidence and flexibility to communicate concisely at all levels of the organization.
• Ability to work under minimal supervision and exercise judgement.

Site Benefits

• A great work experience with a diverse and dedicated workforce
• A strong focus on safety and health and wellness (fitness membership discounts)
• Five and a half (5.5.) paid personal days
• Competitive extended health benefits
• Group RRSP matching program
• Profit Sharing Plan
• Team appreciation lunches and events
• Education Reimbursement Program
• Continuous Improvement and Development Culture

Worker Type:

Regular / Permanent

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