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Manager – Associate Relations Investigator
Company | Capital One |
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Location | Richmond, VA, USA |
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Salary | $132800 – $151600 |
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Type | Full-Time |
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Degrees | |
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Experience Level | Mid Level, Senior |
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Requirements
- Can assess when and how to make tradeoffs between speed and quality, motivated self-starter
- Loves to break down complex problems and artfully push towards a solution
- Exceptionally strong written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to present complex topics in a clear, concise, and compelling manner
- Impeccable judgment and ability to balance the needs of the organization, leaders and associates. Know when to push and when to move on.
- Demonstrate an aptitude for learning in a fast-paced, ever-changing environment
- Strong sense of when to operate independently and when to seek support on an issue
Responsibilities
- Investigate and resolve all types of employment complaints, including harassment, discrimination, retaliation, wage and hour issues, wrongful termination, etc.
- Resolve manager and associate issues by acting as a consultant/coach through providing guidance on conflict and dispute resolution
- Thoroughly document investigation plans, interviews, summaries and recommendations in a timely, high-quality manner
- Act as an objective and knowledgeable resource to work through challenging employment, performance and policy issues
- Tailor and deliver communications in an effective, measured way to help influence the right outcomes with stakeholders and mitigate risk
- Thoroughly investigate complaints, while using good judgment to analyze evidence and make recommendations
- Act as role model and champion for Capital One Values
- Participate in internal projects that improve investigative processes
Preferred Qualifications
- 5+ years of experience working in a team corporate environment
- 5+ years of human Resources or legal experience focused on employment investigations
- Human Resources certification
- Knowledge of employment law and practices