Director, Employee Relations
Envista Holdings Corporation · Brea, CA · 2 days ago
Human Resources$183k–$224k/yrFull-time
About the role
The Employee Relations function will play a critical role in enabling Envista’s culture, protecting the organization, and ensuring fair, consistent, and compliant employment practices across our global workforce. We are seeking a Director, Employee Relations to build and lead a global Employee Relations Center of Excellence focused on delivering a consistent high-quality employee experience while proactively mitigating risk.
Responsibilities
- Build and lead Envista’s Employee Relations Center of Excellence (COE)
- Design and implement a consistent, scalable ER operating model across regions and businesses
- Develop a group of highly skilled, high performing ER Partners
- Partner with business leaders to collaborate and coach regarding ER matters
- Lead complex employee relations cases and investigations, ensuring neutrality, consistency, and compliance
- Serve as a key strategic partner to execute on key business strategies while minimizing risk
- Develop ER playbooks, processes, and standard work for conducting investigations, managing performance, handling disciplinary actions, and resolving employee issues
- Persistently monitor and improve ER processes and practices
- Partner closely with Legal on high-risk matters and ensure strong risk management practices
- Coach leaders and HR partners on employee relations matters and difficult conversations
- Develop ER metrics, dashboards, and insights to identify trends, risks, and improvement opportunities
- Identify systemic issues and partner with HR leaders to address root causes through policy, training, or process changes
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree required
- Minimum of 10+ years of experience in Employee Relations, investigations, or employment law
- Deep expertise in conducting investigations and managing complex employee issues
- Experience building or scaling an ER function, COE, or centralized capability preferred
- Strong understanding of employment law and compliance requirements
- Excellent judgment and ability to handle sensitive and high-risk situations
- Strong communication, coaching, and interpersonal skills, while earning trust
- Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, evolving environment through an inclusive leadership style