Senior Labour Relations Consultant
2 days ago
Ottawa, ON, Canada
Canadian Blood Services
Full-time
€100,000 - €117,000 Contract
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Lead collective bargaining and employee relations for Canadian Blood Services, with 40% on-site work supporting operations across Alberta and Saskatchewan.
As a regular full-time Senior Consultant, Employee Relations, you will advise front-line and senior leaders on labour relations. The work includes collective bargaining, grievance and arbitration processes, tribunal matters, and employment legislation. You will support a complex organization operating across multiple provincial jurisdictions.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare management proposals and counterproposals for bargaining groups
- Negotiate working conditions, wages, and health benefits
- Manage grievances, arbitrations, and Labour Board matters
- Research agreements, legislation, settlements, and labour practices
- Develop labour relations strategies, policies, and training materials
Requirements:
- Five years of progressive Labour Relations experience
- Collective bargaining spokesperson experience
- Relevant post-secondary education, preferably Labour Relations
- Advanced dispute resolution, negotiation, mediation, and facilitation knowledge
- Extensive employment and labour legislation knowledge Apply your bargaining, dispute resolution, and employee relations expertise as Canadian Blood Services supports Alberta and Saskatchewan operations.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare management proposals and counterproposals for bargaining groups
- Negotiate working conditions, wages, and health benefits
- Manage grievances, arbitrations, and Labour Board matters
- Research agreements, legislation, settlements, and labour practices
- Develop labour relations strategies, policies, and training materials
Requirements:
- Five years of progressive Labour Relations experience
- Collective bargaining spokesperson experience
- Relevant post-secondary education, preferably Labour Relations
- Advanced dispute resolution, negotiation, mediation, and facilitation knowledge
- Extensive employment and labour legislation knowledge Apply your bargaining, dispute resolution, and employee relations expertise as Canadian Blood Services supports Alberta and Saskatchewan operations.