Bachelor's degree in Human Resources or related field., Proven experience as an HR Business Partner or similar role., Strong understanding of HR practices and employment legislation., Excellent communication and interpersonal skills..
Key responsibilities:
Collaborate with management to align HR strategies with business goals.
Provide guidance on HR policies and procedures to employees and management.
Support talent acquisition and employee development initiatives.
Analyze HR metrics to improve workforce performance and engagement.
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About Convo Communications LLC
Founded in March 2009, Convo is the world’s largest Deaf-owned business with over 500 employees serving five countries in ten different languages.
Here at Convo, we believe that conversations are the key to enhancing the lives of 70 million Deaf individuals and the people around them. By creating solutions to address the experience deprivation that many Deaf people face, we can have a lasting and positive impact on their daily lives.
About The Role
The HR Business Partner – Canada is responsible for delivering hands-on HR support to Convo’s Canadian workforce, ensuring compliance with Canadian employment laws, fostering employee engagement, and supporting global People & Culture initiatives at the regional level. This role serves as the primary point of contact for Canadian employees and managers for HR-related matters and collaborates across departments to create a positive, inclusive, and compliant employee experience throughout the employment lifecycle.
What You'll Do
Employee Relations & Support
Serve as the first point of contact for Canadian employees and managers on HR-related questions, concerns, and policies
Investigate and manage employee relations cases including conflict resolution, corrective actions, and performance concerns
Coach managers on employee engagement, feedback, and performance best practices
Policy Administration & Compliance
Ensure compliance with federal and provincial labor laws (e.g., ESA, AODA, CNESST)
Maintain and communicate Canada-specific HR policies, procedures, and handbook updates
Conduct internal audits and support external compliance activities
Benefits & Payroll Coordination
Partner with payroll and benefits teams to ensure timely and accurate administration
Support employees with medical, disability, and parental leaves, and accommodation requests
Address and resolve payroll discrepancies
Employee Lifecycle & Experience
Partner with the Talent Management Specialist for onboarding/offboarding processes
Conduct exit interviews and analyze trends
Champion a culture rooted in Deaf culture, equity, and inclusion
HR Operations & Documentation
Maintain accurate HRIS records for Canadian employees
Track and report on workforce metrics
Identify and implement process improvements
Cross-Functional Collaboration
Collaborate with People Operations, Payroll, Legal, and Service Delivery teams on initiatives
Align local HR practices with global People & Culture strategies
Other Duties
Participate in engagement initiatives, projects, and audits as assiged
Qualifications
Minimum Requirements
5+ years of progressive HR experience, with a strong focus on employee relations and compliance
Strong knowledge of Canadian employment standards and provincial regulations
Experience resolving complex employee relations cases
Minimum 2–3 years of direct experience supporting Canadian payroll and benefits processes, including coordination with internal payroll teams and third-party providers.
Strong communication, organizational, and analytical skills
Professional English writing proficiency
ASL fluency and Deaf culture knowledge strongly preferred, or willingness to build competency
Additional Requirements
Proficiency with HRIS platforms (Rippling preferred)
CHRP designation is a plus
Reliable high-speed internet (minimum 10 Mbps upload/download)
Willingness to travel occasionally for business needs (1–3x/year)
Work Environment & Schedule
Remote, full-time role based in Canada
Regular working hours: Monday – Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM local time
Flexibility required to support cross-time-zone collaboration when needed
The Pay Range For This Role Is
85,000 - 105,000 CAD per year(Remote (Canada))