Posted:
11/4/2024, 4:00:00 PM
Location(s):
Montigny-le-Bretonneux, Ile-de-France, France ⋅ Ile-de-France, France
Experience Level(s):
Mid Level ⋅ Senior
Field(s):
People & HR
The mission of the Industrial Relations HR is to manage and nurture the relationship between the organization and its workforce, particularly in situations where unions or labour representatives are involved. The primary focus is on creating a harmonious and productive work environment while ensuring compliance with labour laws and agreements.
Reporting to the HR Manager of Nissan Automotive Europe, the Industrial Relations Coordinator is responsible for supporting constructive social dialogue and relations with employee representatives.
Responsibilities:
- Contribute to constructive social dialogue.
- Organize and prepare meetings with employee representatives (LWC, CSSCT, negotiations, etc.).
- Participate in drafting internal policies relating to social and labour law,
- Prepare and update collective agreements,
- Advise managers and the Human Resources team on individual and collective labour relations.
- Manage and organize employee representative elections,
- Monitor litigation management in conjunction with lawyers,
- Oversee potential litigation involving employees,
- Ensure that our legal obligations and internal procedures are properly applied,
- Monitor legal developments,
- Manage occupational health: risk assessment (DUER), relations with occupational medicine, RPS prevention plan (PAPRIPACT), Quality of life at work, health protocol.
- Updating mandatory legal documents:
- Social report,
- Gender equality index,
- Health and Safety Report,
- Track key figures to monitor social dialogue,
- Manage projects related to the scope of operations, in particular the review of job classifications in application of the Collective Bargaining Agreement for the Metallurgy Industry.
- Reporting on health and safety issues at regional level,
Background and Experience:
Experience:
- Master's degree in law
- Knowledge of French labour and employment law
- At least 5 years experience in labour relations
- Fluency in English and French
- Proven ability to work in an environment where change is rapid and frequent.
- Experience of Outlook, Word, Excel and Power Point.
Skills:
Operational Skills:
- Project Support: Supporting the successful execution of projects.
- Technical and professional knowledge : Having understanding of the automotive industry and know-how over key technical skills.
- Cross-functional skills
- Process Efficiency: Contributing to streamlined workflows to boost productivity.
- Creative Problem Solving: Encouraging innovative thinking to tackle challenges.
- Proactiveness: Willingness to explore and propose new ideas.
Personal Skills:
- Vision Alignment: Ensuring personal actions support the Department goals.
- Adaptability
- Resilience
- Ethical Values: Upholding strong moral and ethical principles.
Interpersonal Skills:
- Collaboration & teamwork
- Building Relationships: Developing positive connections with colleagues and stakeholders.
- Conflict Resolution: Assisting in resolving conflicts constructively.
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion : Willing to establish relationships with people of other cultures and backgrounds. Being sensitive to different cultural perspectives, interests, behaviours and actions and can flexibly adapt to other norms.
Strategic Skills:
- Strategic Planning: Being able to prioritise own work for timely delivery.
- Decision Support: Independently identifying problems and gathering relevant information to better understand the situation. Deriving alternatives based on relevant criteria.
- Market Awareness: Staying informed about market trends and potential growth opportunities.
At Nissan, we believe that the differences among us – differences in race, gender, age, mindset, religion, people with disabilities and much more – make us stronger and equip us to better serve our customers and communities. We are committed to creating positive change that ensures transparency and inclusivity throughout the career journey, in order to build teams that create a sense of belonging for all members.
Montigny Le Bretonneux Yvelines FranceWebsite: http://www.nissanusa.com/
Headquarter Location: Franklin, Tennessee, United States
Employee Count: 5001-10000
Year Founded: 1960
IPO Status: Private
Industries: Automotive ⋅ Innovation Management ⋅ Manufacturing