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Director, HR - West Region and Retail Division at Marksman Security | LAYIQ

Division and Regional HR Leadership
Serve as the primary HR leader for the West region and Retail division, ensuring consistent execution of enterprise HR strategies, policies, and service standards.
Consult with West and Retail division operations leadership on workforce priorities, organizational changes, client startups and transitions, staffing risks, retention, engagement, performance, and employee relations.
Participate in recurring division and regional leadership forums to understand business conditions, anticipate people needs, and provide practical recommendations before issues escalate.
Translate operational needs into actional people plans and coordinate the right support across HR, Talent Acquisition, Payroll, Benefits, Legal, Compliance, and other corporate partners.
Serve as an escalation point for HR service delivery and cross-functional workforce issues, establishing clear owners, next steps, and follow-through.
Talent Acquisition and Workforce Planning Partnership
Work alongside Talent Acquisition and Operations to anticipate openings, turnover, client transitions, seasonal demand, startups, and other high-volume or time-sensitive hiring needs.
Reinforce clear decision rights and handoffs: Operations defines the hiring need, job requirements, and schedules; Talent Acquisition manages recruiting and candidate communication through offer acceptance; HR owns post-acceptance onboarding, pre-employment readiness, and orientation coordination.
Partner with Talent Acquisition to resolve role or candidate questions, remove operational barriers, support priority hiring plans, and ensure West and Retail leaders receive consistent information and direction.
Monitor onboarding readiness, candidate fallout, and time-to-start trends; identify root causes and coordinate corrective action with Talent Acquisition and Operations.
HR Operations and Employee Lifecycle
Oversee field-level HR administration from offer acceptance through onboarding and orientation, as well as leaves of absence, benefits support, employee changes, terminations, and offboarding.
Ensure pre-employment and onboarding requirements are completed accurately and on time, with clear visibility to Operations and Talent Acquisition regarding candidate readiness and exceptions.
Establish consistent service expectations, ownership, and escalation paths for HR coordinators, onboarders, and other assigned team members supporting West and Retail.
Partner with Payroll and field leaders to support accurate, timely employee data and payroll processing and to resolve recurring data or process issues.
Drive disciplined use of HRIS, ATS/onboarding tools, documentation standards, employee files, and audit controls to strengthen data integrity and the employee experience.
Process Improvement, Systems, and Reporting
Evaluate current HR, recruiting-to-onboarding, and employee lifecycle processes to identify gaps, duplication, unclear ownership, manual work, and compliance risk.
Design and implement practical improvements, including standard operating procedures, checklists, service-level expectations, decision rights, and escalation protocols.
Support the enterprise HR and Talent Acquisition operating model by standardizing handoffs while accounting for legitimate state, local, client, and division-specific requirements.
Use workforce and service-delivery data to identify trends, prioritize issues, measure effectiveness, and provide concise updates and recommendations to leadership.
Partner on HR technology optimization, workflow automation, testing, training, and change management to improve adoption, transparency, and data quality.
Build sustainable operating discipline by training stakeholders, documenting changes, and confirming that improved processes are consistently followed.
Compliance, Employee Relations, and Risk Mitigation
Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local employment requirements, with particular depth in California wage and hour, meal and rest break, paid sick leave, leave, and Cal/OSHA requirements.
Lead complex and sensitive employee relations matters, including investigations involving harassment, discrimination, retaliation, workplace violence, policy violations, attendance, and performance.
Oversee internal audits, corrective action practices, required documentation, and remediation plans; identify systemic risk and recommend preventive action.
Partner with Legal, Compliance, Safety, and Operations on high-risk matters, regulatory inquiries, and client-specific requirements.
Team Leadership and Capability Building
Lead and develop the HR team supporting West and Retail, setting clear priorities, service expectations, accountability, coverage, and cross-training plans.
Coach frontline supervisors and operations leaders to strengthen performance management, employee relations, communication, documentation, and day-to-day people leadership.
Build strong partnerships across functions and divisions, address conflicting direction constructively, and model a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach.

Director, HR - West Region and Retail Division

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