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Sinclair

Telecommunications broadcaster operating TV stations.

Human Resources Manager

Full-TimePosted on 10/19/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
Corpus Christi, TX, USA+1 moreMore locations: San Antonio, TX, USA
In PersonSome travel to assigned locations is required.
People & HRHR Generalist & Employee Relations

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in human resources or a related field.
  • Three to five years of human resources experience.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
  • Ability to work effectively with employees and managers at all levels, supported by interpersonal and written and verbal communication skills.
  • A positive, service-oriented approach and dependable follow-through on assigned work.
  • Sound judgment and discretion when handling confidential information and sensitive situations, including under pressure or tight deadlines.
  • Strong organizational and time-management skills, ability to manage competing priorities, and close attention to detail.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with HR colleagues and station leaders to provide responsive, practical support to employees and managers across multiple stations, while building an understanding of each station’s people, operations, and culture.
  • Help ensure compliance with applicable employment laws and regulations, including FMLA, FLSA, workers’ compensation, ADA, and EEO requirements; interpret and apply company policies consistently and help managers understand their responsibilities.
  • Support employee relations matters, including responding to complaints and investigations in coordination with the Regional HR Manager.
  • Coordinate onboarding and offboarding actions, including preparing materials, presenting information, and collecting required documentation.
  • Support recruiting by posting openings, preparing offer letters, coordinating pre-employment requirements, maintaining accurate tracking records, communicating promptly with candidates, and helping ensure compliant hiring practices.
  • Support benefits administration by maintaining working knowledge of company plans, assisting with Open Enrollment communications and employee education, and participating in audits as needed.
  • Support performance management and review cycles, including compliance tracking, follow-up, and audits.
  • Administer leaves of absence in accordance with company policy, benefit plan requirements, and applicable federal, state, and local laws.
  • Respond to unemployment, workers’ compensation claims, and employment verification requests.
  • Maintain accurate, confidential electronic HR and personnel records, and handle sensitive employee information with discretion.
  • Help plan and coordinate employee training, morale events, and team activities, manage assigned HR projects, and perform other related duties as needed.
  • Work onsite supporting stations in San Antonio and Corpus Christi, with the potential to expand to additional Sinclair stations.
  • Travel to assigned locations as required.
Desired Qualifications
  • Oracle HRIS experience is a plus.

About the company

Sinclair Broadcast Group operates local TV stations across the United States and owns regional sports networks, earning revenue from advertising, retransmission fees, and other broadcast services. Its products include traditional broadcast signals and digital platforms that deliver content through multiple channels. The NextGen Broadcast (ATSC 3.0) standard enables 4K video, immersive audio, interactive content, and datacasting, creating new data-driven revenue opportunities beyond standard ads and carriage fees. The goal is to grow audience engagement and monetize its multi-channel reach by expanding NextGen capabilities and optimizing advertising across broadcast and digital platforms.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Cockeysville, Maryland

Founded

1986

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue hit $840 million, and adjusted EBITDA beat estimates.
  • Sinclair repaid $320 million of debt in 2026, improving balance-sheet flexibility.
  • Pittsburgh Sports Tonight launched August 31, monetizing regional sports audiences across 3.5 million viewers.

What critics are saying

  • San Antonio layoffs in September 2026 show continuing newsroom cost cuts.
  • State attorney general litigation blocks larger Sinclair deals, slowing consolidation through 2026.
  • Cord-cutting and softer local advertising threaten retransmission and station cash flows by 2027.

What makes Sinclair unique

  • Sinclair reaches 178 stations in 79 markets, spanning major network affiliations.
  • Sinclair owns Tennis Channel plus CHARGE, Comet, ROAR, and The Nest.
  • IRCODE rollout makes Sinclair a first mover in shoppable broadcast apps.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Disability Insurance
  • Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
  • Unlimited Paid Time Off
  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Remote Work Options
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Paid Holidays

Company News

TV Technology
Oct 6th, 2026
Sinclair, New Media to launch subscription digital news platform.

Sinclair, New Media to launch subscription digital news platform. Published 2 days ago The National Press will draw on the reporting of Sinclair's 1,200 local journalists BALTIMORE - Sinclair and New Media will launch The National Press, a new subscription digital news brand delivering reports from 1,200 Sinclair local journalists in over 60 content centers across the country to a national audience. The National Press will launch on Substack with free and paid subscription tiers. It will also distribute programming via YouTube, podcast networks and social platforms. The new service will draw on the expertise of Sinclair journalists who know their communities, people and institutions, the station group said. The partnership with New Media, a digital media company founded by former journalists and producers at The Free Press, will bring local stories to a broader audience, connect what's happening and add context, it said. "Our journalists cover the communities where national stories begin," said Scott Livingston, senior vice president of news at Sinclair. "They know the people, the institutions and the history behind these stories. The National Press will give that reporting national reach without losing the local knowledge that makes it valuable." Led by award-winning journalist and broadcaster Lyndsay Keith, The National Press will debut three original programs: * "The National Press": A daily morning program hosted by Keith that goes directly to Sinclair reporters covering the stories shaping the day. * "The National Story": A weekly deep dive that follows one consequential story beyond the headline. * "The National Debate": A weekly conversation centered on informed, good-faith disagreement. The National Press is designed for inboxes, phones, podcasts, video and the web. Subscribers will also receive a daily briefing of the most important local stories shaping America, delivered directly to their inbox every morning. The professional video industry's #1 source for news, trends and product and tech information. Sign up below.

FTVLive
Oct 2nd, 2026
She left the Sinclair station.

She left the Sinclair station. After nearly 4 years at WSYX (Columbus), Kellyanne Bodeman has left the Sinclair station, but she is staying in Columbus. Bodeman posted that she has joined the NHL's Columbus Bluejackets as a talent/producer. She posted about leaving WSYX and said that NOT a faithful viewer of the Sinclair station.

RBR+TVBR
Sep 9th, 2026
Sinclair shifts ssas to ownership in northern nevada.

Sinclair shifts ssas to ownership in northern nevada. September 9, 2026 A television station licensed to Cunningham Broadcasting but operated by Sinclair Inc. via a Joint Sales Agreement will soon become a Sinclair O&O, creating a "triopoly" in the Silver State's second-largest market. At the same time, this station's sibling in Elko, Nev., is also being sold by Cunningham to Sinclair. Please Login to view this content. (Not a member? Join Today!)

RBR+TVBR
Aug 20th, 2026
Armstrong Williams signs off on Sinclair ownership conversion.

Armstrong Williams signs off on Sinclair ownership conversion. August 20, 2026 Four television stations operated by Sinclair Inc. via a shared services agreement with a licensee operated by political commentator and entrepreneur Armstrong Williams are poised to become owned-and-operated properties - the latest in a wave of SSA-to-purchase deals submitted by the Baltimore-headquartered company helmed by Chris Ripley. Paperwork submitted for FCC regulatory approval indicates Sinclair is agreeing to purchase from Williams-led Howard Stirk Holdings (HSH) the following stations: * WGWG-TV in Charleston, S.C., affiliated with Weigel Broadcasting's MeTV Network * KHSV-TV in Las Vegas, unaffiliated as of this writing * WGWW-TV in Anniston, Ala., aligned with the Heroes & Icons digital multicast network * WSES-TV in Tuscaloosa, Ala., the feeder station of WGWW-TV, considered a full-time satellite station A $3.25 million purchase price has been agreed to, but is adjustable should liabilities or HSH obligations tied to expenses warrant a reduction in value. The asset purchase agreement also discloses that $3 million in capital expenditure investments has been earmarked by Sinclair Inc., and this includes antenna and transmission equipment upgrades for KHSV-TV.

NewsCheckMedia LLC
Aug 19th, 2026
Local TV Strategies: firing up the Future of Local TV revenue.

Local TV Strategies: firing up the Future of Local TV revenue. Aug 19, 2026 | TVN Staff Save this article for later! Login or create a Free Member Profile to bookmark it. Leaders from Sinclair, Fox Television Stations and Media Inno will consider how the industry can collaborate on ways to present a new face to the marketplace - streamlined, multiplatform, interactive, in a panel at TVNewsCheck's Local TV Strategies conference at the NAB Show New York on Oct. 21. Register here. Billions of dollars in new ad revenue could flow local TV's way if station groups can work together to win dollars away from digital and CTV by aligning business protocols and technologies. Industry leaders will frame up paths to doing so in a panel, "Firing Up the Future of Local Tv Revenue" at TVNewsCheck's Local TV Strategies conference at the NAB Show New York on Oct. 21 at the Javits Center. Speakers are Del Parks, president, technology, Sinclair; Tom Fleming, EVP of ad sales, Fox Television Stations; and Tom Sly, managing partner, Media Inno. Paige Albiniak, contributing editor, TVNewsCheck, will moderate the conversation. "Our panelists will consider how local TV can make the most of cross-platform, addressable and programmatic advertising, working with a much wider array of buyers and what media planners and buyers need to do to send more revenue local media's way," said Michael Depp, chief content officer, NewsCheckMedia and TVNewsCheck's editor. "And how do they embrace programmatic with a strategy that allows them to capitalize on it without racing to the bottom in terms of rate?" Other Local TV Strategies sessions include: TV's Watershed 2027: Rebooting Revenue Strategies With Streaming At The Center - As local broadcasters enter 2027 without this year's sports and political tentpoles to lean on, S&P Global's Justin Nielson charts a course for TV to lean into its strengths with live sports and news programming. How can broadcasters balance cost discipline against the need for their network partners to secure must-have live events? How can they expand linear ad revenue while investing significantly more in streaming content and revenue strategies? Local TV Finance Leaders on New Frontiers - Major station group CFOs share their perspectives on the upshot of AI, automation, consolidation, advertising and subscriber revenue and the economics of local news. Where do they see technology and operations helping to drive EBITDA in a rapidly changing omnimedia world? Connecting With Younger Consumers in the Omnimedia Landscape - Magid debuts original research from its News Perception Index that takes a deep dive into the emotional and behavioral drivers of 18-30-year-olds. Where do they access news providers? How do platforms impact their content decisions? What brands are they connecting with, and what are their emotional motivations for doing so? How can news organizations align their revenue and cost strategies to reach this audience profitably? Local Streaming Leaders on Winning Strategies - Top streaming executives at major station groups unpack successful experiments in content/programming, audience development and monetization in a detail-packed overview of the AVOD and FAST landscapes. AI Roadmaps for the TV Station Group - Industry AI pioneers share cutting edge implementations and outcomes across content creation and distribution, operations and monetization. How are groups building or adapting AI systems to fundamentally transform their workflows and business trajectories? Tech Futurists on Agility and Innovation - Chief technologists frame up plans for syncing tech investments with business objectives amid increasing pressure for efficiency and centralization. What are the greatest challenges they face in a period of flat or shrinking revenue growth? Media Buyers And Sellers on 2027's State of Play - Leaders frankly assess a market where silos continue to stymie innovation for regional and national advertisers. How are the buying and selling communities making local advertising more attractive and efficient?