HR Business Partner, Manufacturing, Optical Lab

Company: Warby Parker
Location: Las Vegas
Posted on: February 25, 2021

Job Description:

HR Business Partner, Manufacturing, Optical Lab HR Business Partner, Manufacturing, Optical Lab New York, NY or Las Vegas, NV Introduction: Warby Parker is on the lookout for an HR Business Partner to work with our Supply Chain team and support our optical lab facilities. In this role, you will work with leadership across the manufacturing and distribution groups to deliver on strategic objectives and support the team members' needs. You'll be on the ground implementing and supporting a number of our business objectives and upholding our core values. Contributing hands-on and at a company-level, you'll work to deploy best-in-class people practices and cultivate the Warby Parker culture as we continue to grow. Sound like your cup of tea (or coffee, or yerba mate)? Read on! What You'll Do:

• Provide tactical support and strategic guidance to the Supply Chain teams in our NY headquarters and optical lab locations
• Support the employee lifecycle and collaborate with other functions of the People team including talent acquisition and management; total rewards; diversity, equity, and inclusion; and people operations--
• Assess the HR implications of key changes, business strategies, and people management so we can cultivate a productive, innovative work environment
• Collaborate with our Communications team to make sure internal stakeholders receive clear and factual presentations regarding new programs, policies, and change management initiatives
• Use foresight and compassion with employees and managers, offering feedback and advice while adhering to our core values
• Evaluate team, employee, and manager development needs to make recommendations and create appropriate solutions
• Serve as an expert for employee-related questions, such as leaves of absence, workers' compensation, disciplinary actions, and terminations
• Advise managers on the day-to-day oversight of employees, reducing legal risks and ensuring regulatory compliance
• Conduct employee investigations and promote positive employee relations alongside the Legal team as needed Who You Are:
  • Backed by 5 years of HR experience
  • An entrepreneurial spirit who thrives in a fast-paced environment
  • A calm and confident leader, even when dealing with ambiguity
  • Someone who communicates well (i.e., clearly, kindly, and proactively) with people in and outside of your own department
  • A natural team player who can also work effectively with autonomy and discretion
  • Not on the Office of Inspector General's List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE)
  • Fluent in Spanish
  • A background supporting manufacturing employees (hourly non-exempt)-- About us: Warby Parker was founded with a lofty objective: to offer designer eyewear at a revolutionary price while leading the way for socially conscious businesses. By circumventing traditional channels and designing our frames in-house, we're able to offer top-quality glasses and sunglasses (plus an uncommonly delightful shopping experience) at a fraction of the traditional going price. Since starting out in 2010, we've set up headquarters in New York City and Nashville, built our own optical lab, and opened retail locations all around the U.S. and Canada. As we grow, we're committed to proving that businesses can scale and be profitable while doing good in the world. For every pair of glasses we sell, a pair is distributed to someone in need-to date, that's over five million pairs. Of course, all work and no play makes a dull workplace. Who likes that? At Warby Parker, you can look forward to company outings, volunteering and learning opportunities, and just great company. Teammates can also connect around common interests, backgrounds, and identities, no matter their home base, through our various employee resource groups. (We're happy to say that the Human Rights Campaign has named us a Best Place to Work for LGBTQ+ employees!) That sense of community keeps us excited to walk through the door every day. Good work, good people. Some benefits and perks of working at Warby Parker:
    • Health, vision, and dental insurance
    • Flexible "My Time" vacation policy
    • Retirement savings plan with a company match
    • Parental leave (non-birthing parents included)
    • Cell phone plan reimbursement
    • A health-and-wellness stipend
    • Free eyewear (plus discounts for friends and family) Are you legally authorized to work in the United States for our Company? --*
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