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Caterpillar

Makes heavy machinery, engines and gas turbines

HR Generalist

HR Generalist & Employee RelationsPosted on Nov 11
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • Knowledge of decision-making processes, tools, and techniques, and the ability to analyze accurately.
  • Understanding of effective communication concepts, tools, and techniques, and the ability to transmit, receive, and interpret ideas, information, and needs using appropriate communication behaviors.
  • Knowledge of approaches, tools, and techniques for recognizing, anticipating, and resolving organizational, operational, or process problems, and the ability to apply problem-solving knowledge to diverse situations.
  • Knowledge of tools, techniques, and processes for gathering and reporting data, and the ability to apply them within a department or division.
  • Knowledge of the human resources function and the ability to uphold organizational and industry standards, procedures, and policies for human resources management.
  • Knowledge of employee relations rights and obligations and the ability to comply with legal requirements when handling employee negotiations.

Responsibilities

  • Make recommendations to management on issues concerning employees, turnover, or training.
  • Handle employee relations issues, outplacement counseling, and exit interviewing.
  • Conduct organizational effectiveness assessments and recommend programs to address issues.
  • Identify opportunities to simplify, automate, or improve HR processes and help implement new ways of working.
  • Manage employee and leader inquiries, complete Workday transactions, and support recognition programs, Employee Insights activities, and other HR initiatives.

About the Company

Caterpillar

Makes heavy machinery, engines and gas turbines

Caterpillar makes construction and mining machines, diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines and locomotives for contractors, mines, energy companies and data center builders. It is the world's largest maker of construction and mining equipment, and its yellow Cat bulldozers and excavators work in nearly every country. Customers buy or rent machines through independent Cat dealers, while its engines and turbines generate electricity and push natural gas through pipelines. Caterpillar earns money from equipment sales and from the parts and repairs that dealers supply over a machine's working life. It was formed in 1925 when California's Holt and Best tractor companies merged, and it is based in Irving, Texas.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
1925

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