Human Resource Generalist

Position Summary

Reporting to the Sr. HR Manager, the HR Generalist will provide support for a wide variety of activities in Human Resources including staffing, employment processing, benefits, administration of records, HRIS system, safety and health, employee relations, compliance, and labor relations while supporting administrative office. In partnership with the HR Manager and Plant Manager, the HR Generalist will provide support and guidance to managers, supervisors, administrators, and employees regarding best HR practices, GMP practices, regulations, and policies, and provide general support and answer general HR-related questions. The HR Assistant will perform a wide variety of both complex and routine administrative services in support of ofi business.

The ideal candidate for this position will be flexible, resilient, and will thrive in a developing workspace. They should be energetic and passionate about the field of Human Resources. They must be able to manage multiple hands-on tasks and changing priorities in a fast-paced environment.

Position Responsibilities

Execute HR administrative processes and services consistently and accurately at local/area level.
Manage full-cycle staffing processes including sourcing strategies, interviews, job offers, pre-employment processing and orientation.
Measure staffing effectiveness including turnover analysis and action planning.
Apply and administer HR process to ensure effective departmental coordination of those processes.
Ensure all timekeeping and payroll practices are in accordance with the state and federal labor laws, including company policies.
Recommend, develop, and deliver training and development programs.
Manage employee relations programs and processes. Coach managers/supervisors on employee relations issues to enable them to address employee issues directly at the floor level.
Ensure compliance with state and federal regulatory activities, including but not limited to Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), and all applicable federal, state, and local Leave of Absence (LOA) regulations.
Act as your site HRIS system administrator. Ensure all promotions, transfers, adjustments, etc. are processed correctly and timely.
Ensure employee files are created/maintained with all necessary documentation.
Administer and process terminations, exit interviews, final check preparation and other off-boarding activities in accordance with company policy and local compliance.
Ensure timely completion of unemployment claims and appeals and attend hearings.
Administer and explain benefit programs ensuring employee understanding. Work with Corporate benefits team to resolve any claims/processing issues.
Coordinate LOA administration. Work with Company Leave Administrator to coordinate and monitor all leaves.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Position Requirements

High School diploma is required
Bachelor’s degree required
Three (3) years Human Resources or related experience is required.
Proven ability to administer employee programs and procedures is required.
Experience in manufacturing environments is preferred.
Ability to use effective judgement to appropriately assess employees and business issues that require escalation to HR leadership.
Strong communication skills, both written and verbal are required.
Ability to communicate effectively with internal stakeholders is required.
Strong service orientation with great people skills is required.
Proficient understanding of computer systems and applications including Microsoft Office Suite is required.
Proven track record with action orientation, timely decision making and ability to act with ambiguity is required.
Proven ability to handle multiple competing demands while ensuring deadlines are met is required. Excellent organization skills are required.
Demonstrated initiative is required
Union experience preferred
High level of integrity, trust, and ethics is required.
This role is performed on site 5 days a week at a facility that regularly processes spices. Employees in this position will routinely work in areas where spices and related allergens are present and may be exposed by contact or in the air. Reasonable accommodation may be available to enable qualified individuals to perform the essential functions of the role.

ofi provides employees with a comprehensive and competitive benefits package that is designed to support your career, health, and future. Build a Rewarding Career at ofi!

The pay for this role ranges from $87,000 - $103,000 annually and is based on position responsibilities and geographic location. Actual pay within this range may be determined based on the candidate's experience, qualifications, and/or other determining factors.

Performance-based Bonuses: Discretionary bonus rewarding company performance as well as your contributions and impact, for eligible roles.

Comprehensive & Affordable Benefits: Coverage for you (and your eligible dependents) with plans designed for peace of mind and savings for the future.

A Culture of Well-being: Paid Volunteer time off, access to events, resources, and learning opportunities that inspire physical, social, emotional, and financial well-being for you and your family.

Family Support: Paid parental leave, Fertility benefits and lactation support, including milk shipping for traveling employees.

Additional Perks That Make a Difference:

Vacation time from Day 1 – Your time off starts accruing immediately, growing with your tenure.
Paid Sick Leave – Rest, recover, and return strong – with paid sick leave on ofi.
Company Paid Holidays – ofi values work-life balance and the importance of celebrating life’s special moments.
401K Match on Day 1 – Invest in your future with our competitive retirement savings program.
Career Growth and Learning – Join a company committed to developing talent, fostering innovation, and creating meaningful opportunities.