FAQs
Do we support remote work?
Yes, this position is open to remote work within the state of Florida, with a strong preference for South Florida.
Is travel required for this position?
Yes, up to 25% travel may be required as needed to sites based in South Florida.
What qualifications are needed for the Area Human Resources Manager position?
A bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a similar discipline, along with at least three years of progressive HR Generalist experience in a management role, is required.
Is bilingualism a requirement for this role?
Yes, fluent English and Spanish are required.
What areas of Human Resources will the Area Human Resources Manager be responsible for?
The HR Manager will be responsible for compensation, work environment, associate relations, unemployment, workers’ compensation, and compliance with HR policies and procedures.
What kind of experience is preferred for this position?
Experience in Vacation Ownership, Hospitality, or Vacation Ownership Sales and Marketing is preferred, along with experience in a multi-unit and/or multi-state environment.
Is there a preferred certification for this role?
Yes, PHR or SHRM-CP certification is preferred.
How does this role contribute to associate relations?
The HR Manager is expected to be proactive in associate relations, providing support and analysis of Engagement Survey scores, and addressing issues to improve associate well-being.
Will this position involve direct interaction with union matters?
Yes, the HR Manager will interpret the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) and ensure site leadership is educated on CBA procedures.
What are the key skills needed for this position?
Key skills include excellent communication skills, strong coaching and influencing abilities, the capability to build rapport and trust, and proficiency in Microsoft Office products.
What is the importance of compliance in this role?
The HR Manager ensures site compliance with federal laws and company policies, remaining current on regulations to manage associate relations effectively.
How will the HR Manager support talent acquisition?
The HR Manager will serve as the point of contact for Talent Acquisition COE, providing staffing updates and assisting with hiring approvals.
What type of support will the HR Manager provide to site leadership?
The HR Manager will assist site leadership in various HR functions, including preparation for investigations, managing compensation programs, and providing training on disciplinary procedures.
What does the role require in terms of working independently?
The HR Manager is expected to operate independently, self-prioritize tasks, and initiate critical work according to business needs.
