Eaton’s ES AMER PCS division is currently seeking a Labor Relations Superintendent.
What You’ll Do
Lead the Human Resources function as a strategic business partner, with a strong focus on labor relations and payroll management. The role ensures legal compliance, operational stability, and a positive work environment, while supporting business objectives through effective management of employee relations, compensation processes, and organizational practices. This position balances strategic HR leadership with hands-on execution, driving workforce stability, minimizing risk, and enabling business performance.
Job Responsibilities
- Drive labor relations strategy to sustain a stable, respectful, and compliant work environment.
- Ensure full compliance with labor laws, internal policies, and regulatory requirements, minimizing organizational risk.
- Oversee payroll operations, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and strict legal compliance. (Expanded scope)
- Act as a trusted advisor to leadership, influencing decisions on employee relations, organizational design, and risk management.
- Lead investigations, disciplinary processes, and effective conflict resolution.
- Strengthen employee engagement and foster a high-performance, values-driven culture.
- Monitor and leverage key workforce metrics (turnover, absenteeism, payroll costs) to drive informed decision-making.
- Build organizational capability through talent development, coaching, and succession planning.
- Drive continuous improvement and operational excellence within Human Resources processes.
- Ensure consistent Human Resources support across all shifts, including extended or 24/7 operations. (Expanded scope)
Qualifications
Education level required
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field
Years And Area Of Experience Required
- Minimum 5–7 years of experience in Human Resources
Technical knowledge
- Strong employee relations experience and focus on positive work environment, Solid knowledge of labor law and HR
📌 Labor Relations Superintendent (México)
🏢 EATON
📍 México