From the listing
About the role
The Lifecycle Specialist, Employee Relations & Transitions manages employee exits for Remote's external employees with a focus on legal compliance and providing delightful customer service.
Additionally, the specialist provides first-level Employee Relations support, guiding clients through workplace concerns and coordinating appropriate resources when needed.
As part of a larger employee Lifecycle team, the Specialist is also expected to contribute to process improvements and initiatives in line with Remote's strategic goals and values.
What you'll do
- Manage employee exits for external employees
- Ensure legal compliance during transitions
- Provide first-level Employee Relations support
- Guide clients through workplace concerns
- Coordinate appropriate resources for employee relations matters
- Contribute to process improvements and strategic initiatives
From the company page
Remote benefits
◉ Remote policy · in their words
“We work async at Remote which means you can plan your schedule around your life (and not around meetings).”
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The hot takeJeff's read on Remote
Remote gets a RARE 5/5 on our remote emphasis scale. Everything about their careers page is THE model for how fully-remote companies should market themselves to prospects. The FIRST thing they talk about (in the freaking header) is their work-from-anywhere policy. Then they launch right into their asynchronous work style (and further reinforcement of their remote policy).With a company size of 1,000+, HOW are they still able to maintain this employee-first mentality? No companies are able to scale AND maintain this line.