Human Resources Business Partner - CRI

Job Offer

Human Resources Business Partner

PERMANENT POSITION 

PERSON TO RECRUIT: 1 REFERENCE RH26-10

WORK LOCATION : NUNAVIK 

APPLICATION DEADLINE TO APPLY OCTOBER 19, 2026

The normal work schedule is 11 hours per day on a 4-week paid rotation, consisting of 2 working weeks (77 hours per

week, 7 days a week) followed by 2 paid weeks off.

BENEFITS AND ADVANTAGES

• Competitive compensation, including bonuses and a comprehensive benefits package (insurance, generous retirement plan, 

telemedicine, Employee and Family Assistance Program, etc.);

• Learning opportunities and coaching possibilities.

• A friendly, engaged, and collaborative work environment.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Reporting to the Director, HR & OHS, the Human Resources Business Partner will play a key role in supporting human resources 

and labour relations activities at the site, working closely with the leadership team, managers and the Human Resources team.

The responsibilities are as follows:

• ` Advise and support managers in the day-to-day management of their teams and on a broad range of human resources and 

labour relations matters; 

• Partner with managers in handling complex employee matters, including discipline, performance, absenteeism, conflict and 

workplace climate; 

• Ensure the consistent application and interpretation of the collective agreement, company policies and applicable employment 

and labour legislation; 

• Build and maintain constructive relationships with union representatives and actively participate in labour relations committees; 

• Manage grievances, conduct required investigations and contribute to the preparation of arbitration cases; 

• Lead or support workplace investigations and advise managers in determining and implementing appropriate measures; 

• Support managers in HR decision-making by recommending solutions that reflect the operational realities of the site and align 

with organizational practices; 

• Contribute to initiatives related to employee engagement and retention, talent development, succession planning, change 

management and organizational development; 

• Support employees with HR-related questions and direct them to the appropriate resources when required, including matters 

related to payroll, benefits and work schedules; 

• Ensure HR policies, programs and processes are effectively communicated and consistently applied; 

• Participate in various HR projects and initiatives based on organizational needs; 

• Perform any other related duties. 

THE PROFILE SOUGHT

• Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Relations, Human Resources Management or a related field;

• Minimum of five (5) years of experience in an HR advisory role, including experience supporting management teams and 

managing employee relations matters;

• Significant labour relations experience in a unionized environment;

• Experience in the mining or industrial sector, or a similar operational environment, is considered a strong asset;

• Bilingual in French and English, both written and spoken;

• Strong computer skills, including proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite;

• CHRP/CRHA or CIRC/CRIA designation is considered an asset.

SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

• Excellent communication skills and the ability to quickly build trusting relationships;

• Sound judgment and the ability to handle sensitive or complex situations with tact and professionalism;

• Strong autonomy and the ability to manage multiple files and priorities simultaneously;

• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment where priorities may shift quickly;

• Ability to advise, influence and engage others without direct authority;

• Hands-on approach and ability to work effectively with employees and leaders at all levels of the organization;

• Strong commitment to confidentiality, fairness and professionalism;

• Strong analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills;

• Team-oriented, collaborative and adaptable, with an openness to diversity.

Only the selected candidates for an interview will be called.