Full-Time

HR Compliance Administrator

People Operations

Sharing Excess

Sharing Excess

51-200 employees

Nonprofit surplus-food rescue and distribution

Compensation Overview

$65k - $80k/yr

Philadelphia, PA, USA

Hybrid

Philadelphia is preferred; the role has a flexible work-from-home schedule.

Category
People & HR (1)
Required Skills
Claude
Microsoft Office
Human Resources Information System (HRIS)
Google Workspace
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • At least five years of experience in HR compliance, people operations, or employment risk, including direct ownership of multistate compliance for a distributed workforce.
  • Strong understanding of employment law, HR compliance practices, and employee documentation standards.
  • Hands-on experience registering an employer in multiple states, including personally opening unemployment insurance and withholding accounts.
  • Experience building compliance frameworks, standard operating procedures, and calendars from scratch.
  • Experience working with human resources information systems and digital employee record management.
  • Strong written communication skills for creating and maintaining clear documentation and policies.
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
  • High emotional intelligence and professionalism when handling confidential or sensitive matters.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and a process-oriented mindset.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and/or Google Workspace.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain compliance with federal, state, and local employment laws and workplace regulations across multiple states.
  • Own the organization’s state employment footprint, including unemployment insurance and withholding registrations, Secretary of State foreign qualifications, new hire reporting, and paid leave program accounts.
  • Build and maintain the state-entry playbook and advise leadership on the cost and complexity of employment in prospective states.
  • Develop and maintain state-specific handbook addenda and policy localizations.
  • Run leave administration, including FMLA eligibility determinations, the ADA interactive process, state paid family and medical leave programs, and coordination with company-paid family leave.
  • Manage employee records, personnel files, I-9 documentation, certifications, and compliance-related documentation.
  • Administer HR compliance processes for onboarding, offboarding, leave administration, policy acknowledgements, and training completion.
  • Lead internal audits, compliance reviews, and reporting requirements while ensuring documentation accuracy and completeness.
  • Own the development, maintenance, and organization of HR policies, standard operating procedures, and governance documentation.
  • Monitor and conduct required employee trainings and certifications.
  • Set documentation and retention standards for employee relations, investigation, and performance matters.
  • Conduct regular audits of HRIS data and employee records.
  • Prepare reports and documentation related to compliance metrics, workforce data, and HR operations.
  • Coordinate with leadership and department managers to ensure policies and practices are consistently applied.
  • Identify process gaps and recommend operational improvements to mitigate risk.
  • Own the workers’ compensation program and OSHA recordkeeping, including policy placement, state fund enrollment, class code accuracy, claims oversight, and 300/300A logs.
  • Maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive employee information professionally.
  • Stay informed about evolving employment laws and HR compliance best practices.
  • Support DOT and FMCSA driver compliance, including driver qualification files, CDL and medical certificate currency, drug and alcohol testing, random testing pool administration, and Clearinghouse queries.
  • Build and run the annual compliance calendar and own statutory reporting readiness for EEO-1, OSHA, ACA, and WARN, including state mini-WARN thresholds.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience supporting multistate HR compliance operations.
  • SHRM-CP, PHR, or another HR certification.
  • Experience with nonprofit organizations, startup environments, or rapidly scaling teams.
  • Familiarity with OSHA, FMLA, ADA, wage and hour laws, and workplace investigations.
  • Experience creating standard operating procedures, governance frameworks, or audit processes.
  • Experience using data tools and artificial intelligence, such as Excel, business intelligence tools, or Claude.
  • Experience supporting DEI-focused workplace practices and equitable policy implementation.

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Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$280K

Headquarters

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Founded

2018

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Firstrust's March 27, 2026 donation scales airport deliveries to five weekly runs.
  • Pew's February 2026 $2.8 million grant funds Philadelphia growth and technology hires.
  • Jefferson Health Plans starts monthly 2026 food pop-ups, deepening recurring local distribution.

What critics are saying

  • Pew, Firstrust, and corporate gifts fund growth; a 2027 shortfall crushes expansion.
  • USDA LFPA cancellations in 2025 increased pantry demand while reducing replacement food purchases.
  • If surplus supply tightens, Sharing Excess loses inventory and its rescue model collapses.

What makes Sharing Excess unique

  • Sharing Excess embeds inside wholesale markets like Hunts Point and Philadelphia.
  • Its proprietary app coordinates rescues, volunteers, deliveries, and donor-recipient tracking.
  • By 2026, it moved food nationwide across 36 states and 2,000 sites.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Parental Leave

Flexible Work Hours

Hybrid Work Options

Phone/Internet Stipend

Professional Development Budget

Company Social Events

401(k) Retirement Plan

Paid Vacation

Remote Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

3%

1 year growth

-1%

2 year growth

0%
Starter's Review
May 21st, 2026
Drexel alumnus & Sharing Excess founder Evan Ehlers meets King Charles III.

Drexel alumnus & Sharing Excess founder Evan Ehlers meets King Charles III. Drexel University alumnus Evan Ehlers, founder of the nonprofit Sharing Excess, recently met with King Charles III at Harlem Grown in New York City. Sharing Excess originated at Drexel when Ehlers realized his surplus meal swipes were a wasted resource that could be better utilized. Recognizing that similar food waste existed across the city, from grocery stores to restaurants, he launched a mission to redirect those goods to those in need. Since its inception, Ehlers has scaled the organization far beyond its campus roots. Sharing Excess now operates a major branch in New York, collaborating with partners like Harlem Grown to streamline food distribution and bolster local food security. Despite a rigorous U.S. itinerary, King Charles III prioritized a firsthand look at how urban farming and innovative distribution models are tackling food insecurity. With sustainability and waste reduction serving as central pillars of the King's lifelong advocacy, this engagement highlights the global impact of the mission Ehlers began as a student.

The News Courier
Mar 27th, 2026
Firstrust Bank partners with Sharing Excess to expand food access for TSA employees at Philadelphia International Airport working without pay.

Firstrust Bank partners with Sharing Excess to expand food access for TSA employees at Philadelphia International Airport working without pay. PR Newswire Today at 5:59pm PDT A substantial donation from Firstrust Bank will increase Sharing Excess' food deliveries from once a week to up to five times weekly, expanding access to essential groceries for TSA employees and their families PHILADELPHIA, March 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - As Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees continue working without pay amid an ongoing federal funding gap, Firstrust Bank is making a substantial donation to Sharing Excess to significantly expand food access for workers and their families at Philadelphia International Airport. The funding will directly support a food pantry operating out of Terminal E, where TSA employees can access essential groceries during this period of financial uncertainty. Sharing Excess, a Firstrust Bank client, has partnered with the airport to provide support during previous government shutdowns. Currently, the organization can make one food distribution per week to the airport. With Firstrust's funding, that effort will scale to three to five distributions per week, delivering more consistent, reliable access to food for TSA employees. "At Firstrust, our mission is to cultivate prosperity for our customers, our employees, and the communities we serve," said Richard J. Green, Executive Chairman and Owner of Firstrust Bank. "Expanding access to food for TSA employees through Sharing Excess is one way we seek to fulfill our mission, helping ease the burden for families who should not have to choose between putting food on the table and covering other essential needs." TSA officers, who are considered essential employees under Transportation Security Administration, are required to report to work even during federal funding lapses. While the U.S. Senate has passed a funding agreement, a gap remains as the process continues, leaving many workers without immediate pay. "Millions of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, and when that paycheck is delayed, even briefly, the impact is immediate. Families are forced to make impossible choices," said Evan Ehlers, Founder and CEO of Sharing Excess. "With Firstrust's support, we're not only able to deliver food more frequently, but also expand the variety of fresh, nutritious options available, so TSA employees and their families have better, more reliable access to what they need." The expanded pantry support aims to provide stability and dignity for employees navigating this uncertainty - ensuring access to food without forcing difficult tradeoffs between groceries and other necessities like housing, transportation, and childcare. About Firstrust Bank Founded in 1934, with assets of over $5 billion, Firstrust Bank is the region's largest family-owned financial institution, one of the region's largest and strongest full-service commercial banks, and one of the most consistently top-performing banks in the Nation. Founded by Samuel A. Green, who began the business in his mother's kitchen in South Philadelphia, Firstrust is currently in its third generation of family management, operating as Philadelphia's Hometown Bank(R) for more than 90 years. Firstrust offers a broad range of retail and commercial banking products and services to individuals, businesses, and institutions. In commercial banking, Firstrust provides a wide variety of solutions, including commercial real estate finance, business banking, asset-backed lending, and deposit and treasury management services. Firstrust meets the need of its consumer customers by offering a full range of deposit, lending, and residential mortgage products. Firstrust is a Small Business Administration (SBA) Preferred Lender, is a Top Workplaces employer, the Official Bank of the Philadelphia Eagles and serves its customers through 18 branch banking offices located in Southeastern PA, Cherry Hill, NJ, and Towson, MD. For more information, visit firstrust.com or call 800-220-BANK. Member FDIC. SOURCE Firstrust Bank This is a paid placement. For further inquiries, please contact PR Newswire directly.

Yahoo Finance
Jan 31st, 2024
Simply Organic Announces Annual Grants To Organizations Addressing Systemic Food Insecurity

The Simply Organic Giving Fund awarded $150,000 in 2024 to U.S. nonprofits providing access to healthy, organic food optionsNORWAY, Iowa, Jan. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Simply Organic, a leader in organic herbs, spices, flavors and seasonings, today announced five recipients of the Simply Organic Giving Fund Grant Program who will receive a collective $150,000 to address food insecurity in their communities this year.(PRNewsfoto/Simply Organic) (PRNewsfoto/Simply Organic)For the 2024 granting period, Simply Organic selected organizations with programs uniquely designed to tackle ongoing gaps in the food assistance system, from poor nutrition, insufficient access, social stigma, lack of choice or lifestyle fit, and more."Increasing access to healthy foods plays naturally into Simply Organic's core values as an all-organic spice brand," said Sheryl Marchetti, senior director of marketing for Simply Organic. "We look forward to partnering with organizations who are pushing for more creative approaches to addressing food insecurity, going beyond typical solutions to better answer their communities' health and cultural needs."The 2024 Simply Organic Giving Fund Grant Program recipients include:Dion's Chicago Dream: Dion's Chicago Dream works to combat food insecurity in the Chicagoland area, using nutritional philanthropy as a catalyst to build community and transform lives. Dion's Chicago Dream will receive a $40,000 grant from Simply Organic to continue to expand its award-winning Dream Deliveries program, which brings a five-day supply of pre-measured produce directly to residents and helps reduce food waste in the process.Emergency Food Network: Emergency Food Network's Mother Earth Farm provides 100+ varieties of organic produce to local food pantries serving a wide range of cultural backgrounds in Pierce County, Washington. Mother Earth Farm will receive a $15,000 grant from Simply Organic in 2024 to continue growing a diverse selection of fresh, culturally significant food.Matthew 25: Matthew 25's Groundswell Café is a "pay-it-forward" eatery in Cedar Rapids, Iowa that provides guests with access to handmade organic meals— regardless of their ability to pay

The Philadelphia Inquirer
Mar 30th, 2023
Philly food rescue nonprofit Sharing Excess receives $250K grant from Pew

The funds will allow Sharing Excess to expand its footprint to Baltimore and Washington, D.C., and make key hires in sourcing, fundraising, and technology development.

Technical.ly
Mar 29th, 2023
Pew Awarded $3.25M To Tech-Enabled Nonprofits Supporting Access To College And Food Security

Two local nonprofits are getting an influx of funding from Pew Charitable Trusts to support their work to increase Philadelphians’ access to college and food security. The poverty alleviation-focused Pew Fund for Health and Human Services awarded $3.25 million on Wednesday to Heights Philadelphia and Sharing Excess. Pew Fund Program Director Kristin Romens said the two organizations selected address “critical” issues that improve Philadelphia residents’ lives. Funding college access