Labour Relations Advisor in Kelowna (British Columbia)

Labour Relations Advisor in Kelowna (British Columbia)

17 Oct
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Paladin Airport Security Services
|
British Columbia

17 Oct

Paladin Airport Security Services

British Columbia

Join Paladin Airport Security Services as a Labour Relations Advisor in Kelowna, Victoria, or Kamloops. This role focuses on providing expert guidance in a multi-union environment.

As an Advisor, Labour Relations, you will be pivotal in ensuring employees are supported according to best practices established by PASS's Corporate People & Culture Department. You'll provide guidance on disciplinary matters, manage grievance processes, and facilitate dispute resolutions. This position requires strong communication skills and the ability to build cooperative relationships across departments.

Key Responsibilities:
• Offer support on collective agreement interpretation
• Investigate employee complaints and policy violations




• Deliver coaching on conflict management and workplace issues
• Collaborate on HR strategies aligned with organizational goals
• Participate in collective bargaining strategy development

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree in labour relations or HR
• 3+ years of related experience
• Knowledge of Canada Labour Code preferred
• CPHR/CRHA designation is an asset
• Ability to acquire Federal Security Clearance

Bring your communication and leadership skills to improve employee relations at Paladin.
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📌 Labour Relations Advisor in Kelowna (British Columbia)
🏢 Paladin Airport Security Services
📍 British Columbia

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