Support HR operations including recruiting coordination, onboarding, recordkeeping, benefits administration, and payroll data entry. Maintain employee records, assist with compliance and unemployment responses, answer employee HR/payroll questions, perform administrative tasks, and support ad hoc HR projects under HR Manager direction.
Description
The HR Coordinator supports core Human Resources operations, including recruiting coordination, employee onboarding, recordkeeping, and compliance-related activities. This role ensures accurate and timely execution of HR processes while serving as a reliable point of contact for employee questions and administrative support. The HR Coordinator contributes to a well-organized and compliant HR function through strong attention to detail, responsiveness, and consistency in day-to-day operations.
Responsibilities
- Directly assists the HR Manager with recruiting, compliance, record-keeping, and general administration.
- Assists in the hiring process by coordinating job postings. Responsible for timely maintenance, update, and posting of information to appropriate job boards and employment sites. Facilitates interviews as needed.
- Assists employees with general HR/payroll questions and educates as needed on company-specific HR policies.
- Assists in the EDD process by gathering and providing data to respond to unemployment agencies.
- Assist with onboarding new hires and processing hiring-related paperwork.
- Helps with coordinating annual Open Enrollment and answers questions related to benefit options and changes. Assists with the general administration of the company’s employee benefits plan.
- Conducts proper maintenance of employee electronic files, updating and accurately maintaining data in a timely manner.
- Performs administrative duties: answering phones, taking messages, sending and receiving written correspondence.
- Assists with entering salary adjustments, bonuses, vacation, sick pay, and other payroll related data in preparation for payroll processing.
- Assists with ad hoc projects as they arise.
Requirements
- 2+ years of experience working in HR department.
- Solid understanding of general HR compliance and risk mitigation principles.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite. Knowledge of Google Workplace a plus.
- Strong interpersonal skills with keen attention to detail.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience supporting recruiting coordination, onboarding, or HRIS data management.
- Familiarity with payroll processes or working alongside payroll systems (e.g., ADP, Paylocity, or similar).
- Knowledge of California employment laws and HR compliance requirements.
- Experience maintaining employee records and handling confidential information.
- Exposure to benefits administration or open enrollment processes.
- Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
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