Human Resources Manager

POSITION TITLE: Human Resources Manager

REPORTS TO: Vice President of Finance & Administration

FLSA STATUS: Part-time (32hrs), Exempt

SALARY RANGE: $65,000 – $75,000

The Human Resources Manager serves as a strategic partner to the President & CEO and leadership team, aligning people strategy with the Child Advocacy Center’s mission and organizational goals. This role leads the HR function across the full employee life cycle, including talent acquisition, total rewards, performance management, engagement, and development, and uses workforce data to guide decisions on staffing, retention, and organizational design.

The HR Manager champions a diverse, inclusive, and resilient workplace culture, mitigates organizational risk through sound policy and compliance practices, and builds scalable HR systems that support the agency’s growth.

• Develops and executes a multi-year HR strategic plan aligned with the organization’s mission, strategic priorities, and budget
• Partners with the President & CEO and leadership team on workforce planning, organizational design, and succession planning to build bench strength for key roles
• Establishes HR metrics (e.g., turnover, time-to-fill, engagement, training completion) and delivers regular workforce analytics and recommendations to leadership
• Leads change management for organizational initiatives, ensuring clear communication and staff readiness
• Keeps the President & CEO informed of HR-related risks, trends, and opportunities, and recommends proactive solutions

• Designs and leads a talent acquisition strategy that attracts diverse, mission-aligned candidates and strengthens the organization’s employer brand
• Partners with hiring managers to forecast staffing needs, define role requirements, and improve selection quality and time-to-fill
• Establishes standardized, equitable recruitment practices, including structured interview guides, current job descriptions, and applicant tracking
• Ensures compliant pre-employment screening, including background checks, and oversees offer and turndown communications
• Builds an onboarding program that accelerates new-hire productivity and connection to the mission, coordinating with the MDT Director on quarterly orientation

• Serves as a trusted advisor to leadership on employee relations, corrective action, performance management, and terminations, balancing organizational risk with fair and consistent treatment
• Builds a performance management framework, including the 90-Day and Annual Performance Review processes, that links individual goals to organizational objectives
• Coaches supervisors to address performance and conduct issues effectively and consistently
• Leads workplace investigations and conflict resolution, escalating when appropriate, and participates in personnel-related hearings as needed
• Uses exit interview and separation data to identify root causes of turnover and recommend improvements

• Develops and leads retention strategies that reduce turnover and strengthen a mission-driven, inclusive workplace culture
• Leads the annual employee engagement survey, analyzes results, and guides the leadership team’s action planning to close engagement gaps
• Champions diversity, equity, and inclusion in HR policies, practices, and programs
• Supports staff wellness and resilience initiatives that address the demands of child advocacy work
• Oversees staff recognition programs, including service anniversaries and milestones

• Develops a competitive and equitable total rewards strategy; maintains the position…