A t GoBolt, we provide a technology-driven, customer-centric and sustainable approach to ecommerce and last-mile logistics for businesses of all sizes – from local brands to large national retailers. By operating as an extension of our customer's team, we deliver best-in-class services every step of the way.

We're building North America’s largest electric vehicle fleet to help bring sustainability to an industry notorious for its heavy impact on the environment. We are in high growth mode and building for the future, which is where you come in!

GoBolt is hiring an intermediate

HR Business Partner to support the people function across our Canadian warehouse network, spanning multiple provinces. Reporting to the HR Director (Canada), this role is the day-to-day HR partner for Canadian employees and site leaders, with hands-on accountability for multi-provincial employment standards compliance, health & safety partnership, and warehouse-floor employee relations.

This is a true cross-border role. In addition to our Canadian sites, this HRBP will support our US markets — so working knowledge of US employment practices is essential. It's an ideal fit for an HR professional who wants to build and apply genuine Canada–US expertise and grow with the business rather than stay in a single-jurisdiction lane.

Location: Hybrid from our Downtown Toronto office

Salary Range: CAD$90k-110k

Why This Role Exists GoBolt operates a growing network of warehouses across Canada and the US, supported by a lean, Canada-based HR team. As our Canadian operations scale, we need an HR practitioner embedded with our sites to:

Provide responsive, on-the-ground employee relations support and manager coaching across provinces

Own multi-provincial compliance (ON, BC, QC, AB and additional provinces as we grow), including Quebec francization obligations

Build scalable HR processes, policies, and infrastructure ahead of further growth

Partner directly with site operations leaders to drive engagement, retention, and safety culture

Act as a North America–wide people partner, supporting both our Canadian and US sites as the footprint scales

Key Responsibilities Strategic HR Partnership

Serve as the HR partner to Canadian and US site leaders, providing day-to-day coaching and guidance

Translate business priorities into people initiatives — workforce planning, retention, and engagement





Partner with the HR Director to align people programs across jurisdictions while respecting Canadian and US differences

Serve as a hands-on HR partner to both Canadian and US site leaders, applying working knowledge of US as well as Canadian employment practices across our cross-border footprint

Compliance & Employment Law

Support multi-provincial employment standards compliance (Ontario ESA, BC ESA, Quebec, Alberta, and additional provinces as we grow), including hours of work, overtime, statutory holidays, and termination requirements

Maintain accountability for provincial nuances: Quebec francization / Bill 96 and CNESST requirements, provincial human rights codes, and job-protected leaves

Support US employment law compliance for the sites in scope (e.g., California, New Jersey, and additional states as we grow), including wage-and-hour, leave administration, and state-specific requirements

Maintain the Canadian and US employee handbooks, jurisdiction-specific addenda, and HR policies

Employee Relations & Investigations

Conduct workplace investigations across Canadian and US sites with documentation that meets legal defensibility standards

Coach managers on performance management, progressive discipline, and termination decisions

Serve as an escalation point for sensitive employee relations matters across the Canadian and US footprint

HR Operations

Partner with Payroll and Benefits on Canadian programs (group benefits, RRSP/DPSP, statutory deductions)

Own the onboarding and offboarding experience, including work eligibility verification and province-specific notice requirements

Partner with the Manager, Health & Safety on provincial OHS programs, incident investigations, and workers' compensation claims (WSIB, WorkSafeBC, CNESST, WCB Alberta)

Support the talent acquisition partner on Canadian hiring, offer processes, and compensation benchmarking

Required Qualifications

3–5 years of progressive HR experience, with a minimum of 1–2 years in an HR Business Partner role





Hands-on experience applying Canadian employment standards across at least two of the following provinces (e.g., ON, BC, QC, or AB)

Working knowledge of provincial human rights, occupational health & safety, and workers' compensation frameworks

Working knowledge of US employment law sufficient to support US sites (e.g., California, New Jersey), including wage-and-hour and state-specific requirements

Experience supporting a warehouse, distribution, logistics, manufacturing, or 3PL workforce

Solid employee relations track record, including conducting investigations

Demonstrated ability to operate autonomously across multiple sites and time zones

Preferred Qualifications

Hands-on experience actively managing a California workforce, including PAGA awareness and wage-and-hour expertise

CHRP or CHRL designation (or actively working toward one)

Experience using Rippling as a HRIS is a bonus

Fluency in Spanish is a bonus

Why Join Us?

We offer a workplace where respect, diversity, and inclusion are the cornerstones of our culture. Our team members are encouraged to bring their authentic selves to work, contributing to our collective mission in their unique ways. Aside from an amazing culture, we also offer competitive salaries and a comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, and vision plans for you and your family. If you are eager to make a difference and contribute to a fast paced exciting workplace, we would love to hear from you.

GoBolt is an equal-opportunity employer that recognizes the value and importance of a diverse workforce. GoBolt is committed to providing assistance during all phases of the employment cycle, including recruiting through to the end of the employment relationship. If you require accommodation because of injury, illness, or disability during any portion of GoBolt’s recruiting process, please let us know by contacting your recruiter's point of contact, and we will do everything we can to accommodate you.

At GoBolt, we value innovation and efficiency. We utilize AI-powered tools to assist in the screening and initial assessment of candidates for this position. This helps us focus on your skills and reduces bias. While AI helps us get started, your journey with us is guided by real people. Every final decision is made by a member of our team who values the unique perspective you bring.

We are actively hiring to fill this specific position.

📌 HR Business Partner (Winnipeg)
🏢 GoBolt
📍 Winnipeg