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A leading automotive company in Silao, Guanajuato is seeking a Labor Relations Representative responsible for managing labor disputes and representing management in union negotiations. This role requires at least 2 years of experience in labor relations, proficiency in English, and skills in communication and problem-solving. Candidates should be ready to work on-site in a full-time capacity and exhibit leadership qualities critical for handling employee grievances and negotiations.
As a member of GM's Human Resources Group you are responsible for Labor Relations in a plant environment. You perform administrative functions as required to support hourly employees in a manufacturing organization. You maintain personnel records and completes transactions. You investigate and resolve labor disputes. You provide direction to production managers of hourly employees on Union/GM Local Agreements. You perform work independently with supervisor director to handle unusual situations.
Labor Relations Representative (Open)
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