SAIC is seeking an experienced Employee Relations and Labor Relations Specialist to advise employees, managers, and leadership on ER/LR matters. The role focuses on union/labor relations, contract administration, and compliance with employment laws, with the option to work 100% remote within the U.S. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in investigations and labor dispute resolution, and can build strong labor-management partnerships.
Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Labor Relations, or related field.
Experience handling union and labor relations, including investigations and grievances.
Strong knowledge of FMLA, ADA, Title VII, FLSA, NLRA in unionized settings.
Excellent written and verbal communication with clear investigation reports.
Responsibilities
Serve as primary contact for employee and labor relations issues, including disciplinary actions and grievances.
Conduct objective investigations into complaints in union and non-union environments.
Manage formal union grievances and participate in mediations/arbitrations.
Document findings and recommend actions with HR leadership and legal counsel.
Advise on interpretation and application of CBAs and policies.
Support collective bargaining, contract renewals, and contract administration.
Monitor compliance with employment laws and CBAs.
Develop tools and training to improve manager capability in ER/LR.
Skills
Conflict resolution
Investigations
Labor relations
Policy interpretation
Communication
Analytical thinking
Discretion
Education
Bachelor's degree in HR/Business/Labor relations
Master's degree (preferred)
Tools
HRIS systems
Job description
SAIC is seeking an experienced Employee Relations and Labor Relations Specialist to advise employees, managers, and leadership on ER/LR matters. The role focuses on union/labor relations, contract administration, and compliance with employment laws, with the option to work 100% remote within the U.S. The ideal candidate has extensive experience in investigations and labor dispute resolution, and can build strong labor-management partnerships.