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ARCOSA in New Mexico seeks a Bilingual Human Resources Generalist to partner with employees and leaders, delivering high-quality HR services to support engagement, workforce stability, and operational success.
The role focuses on onboarding, employee relations, compliance, and staffing, reporting to the Plant HR Manager. Proficiency in English and Spanish is required to effectively support a diverse workforce.
The Bilingual Human Resources Generalist is a trusted business partner to employees and leaders by delivering high-quality HR services that support employee engagement, workforce stability, and operational success. This role is accountable for executing HR programs, resolving employee concerns, supporting talent acquisition and retention.
Success in this role is measured by the ability to build relationships, solve workplace challenges, improve employee experience, support business objectives, and drive measurable HR outcomes. This position reports directly to the Plant HR Manager.
Act as a trusted HR resource by providing timely, accurate, and professional guidance regarding HR programs, policies, and workplace concerns.
Deliver a positive onboarding experience that supports engagement, compliance, and retention.
Identify and support initiatives that improve employee morale, engagement, communication, and retention while promoting Arcosa's values and workplace culture.
Promote a respectful, inclusive, and accountable workplace by supporting employee relations activities and ensuring consistent application of company policies.
Administer HR processes, maintain accurate employee records to ensure compliance.
Partner with plant leadership to support staffing needs, workforce planning, and talent acquisition.
Identify opportunities to improve HR processes, increase efficiency, and enhance employee experience.
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