Fairmont People & Culture Manager Role (British Columbia)

Fairmont People & Culture Manager Role (British Columbia)

17 Sep
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Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
|
British Columbia

17 Sep

Fairmont Hotels and Resorts

British Columbia

Join Fairmont Chateau Whistler as a People & Culture Manager, fostering an exceptional colleague experience. Lead employee engagement and cultural initiatives in this full-time position.

This full-time, permanent role involves working closely with hotel leaders to build a vibrant workplace culture. You will support employee relations, guide conflict resolution, and drive initiatives to raise morale and keep teams engaged. Your effective leadership will aim to create a welcoming workplace that enhances performance and retention.

Key Responsibilities:
• Cultivate strong relationships through visibility in the hotel
• Address employee relations and workplace concerns
• Train leaders to build inclusive and high-performing teams




• Manage conflict and performance-related processes
• Influence colleague engagement through recognition programs

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or related field
• Experience in a hospitality HR role
• Knowledge of BC employment laws and HR practices
• Proficiency in communication and trust-building
• Solution-oriented with excellent organizational skills

Drive culture and engagement initiatives at Fairmont Chateau Whistler to create a memorable colleague experience.
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📌 Fairmont People & Culture Manager Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Fairmont Hotels and Resorts
📍 British Columbia

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