Specialist Well Being

Come play a key role in fostering a positive and inclusive culture at Rogers. Our Human Resources department is committed to growing teams across the country that are collaborative, digital-first, fast-moving, bold-thinking, and focused on delivering impact in everything they do. We are looking for Human Resource champions committed to improving employee productivity and engagement and who understand the impact of HR in influencing business results.

We believe in challenging work, rewarding opportunities, and giving back to make a positive impact for Canadians who need it most. When our team learns, grows, and reaches their true potential - we can make more possible. At Rogers, your journey is filled with limitless possibilities, let’s make your possible.

Are you up for the challenge and the fun? Consider the following opportunity:
**Well-being & Safety Specialist**

The Well-being & Safety Specialist’s primary responsibility is to support Rogers integrated Safety and Well-being program.

The role will involve management and execution of a range of activities to minimize employee absenteeism, support timely return to work and influence the well-being of employees at work. Understanding of disability management programs such as Short-Term Disability (STD), Long-Term Disability (LTD) and Workers’ Compensation (WC), and experience working with third-party adjudicators and insurers will support success. Additionally, the role will involve supporting the organization in identifying and addressing workplace hazards, and in achieving and, where appropriate, exceeding compliance with applicable legislation.

The Well-being & Safety Specialist will act as a source of guidance and information for Safety Committees, Operations, and Human Resources in Quebec and the Ottawa Region and will communicate with clients in both English and French.

The Specialist will be based in Montreal and will report to the Team Manager, Well-being.

**Well-being Responsibilities**:

- Advise and assist clients with workplace accommodations to support attendance or gradual/modified return to work following absences due to illness or injury
- Implement targeted well-being plans in client groups to influence employee physical and mental well-being and support material reduction in disability rates, duration, and costs Prepare correspondence and other claims related documentation
- Maintain confidential employee health records
- Maintain expertise in Human Resources and well-being legislation and best practices, and understand their impact on Operations
- Liaise with 3rd party vendor to drive improved disability claims administration processes conducting regular meetings with vendor to review protocol, processes, statistics, case management progress, etc.

**Safety Responsibilities**:

- Provide expertise on hazard identification, assessment, and control

Assist managers with incident reporting and investigation
- Provide guidance on internal complaint resolution
- Support Safety Committees and Safety Representatives in effectively representing their groups
- Support the implementation of strategic Safety & Well-being projects
- Support clients in meeting legislative requirements
- Communicate with safety regulators
- Maintain expertise in safety legislation and best practices, and understand their impact on operations

**Qualifications**:

- Bilingualism (English and French) is required
- University degree in related field - health related discipline or Human Resources is an asset
- Minimum of five years previous experience in return to work facilitation; with focus on disability management
- Disability Management designation (i.e. Certified Return to Work Coordinator (CRTWC), Certified Disability Management Professional (CDMP)) or Registered Rehabilitation Professional (RRP) is an asset
- Knowledge of HR legislation related to management of employee absences, accommodations, management of CNESST claims and expertise in occupational health and safety regulations preferred
- Experience with complex return-to-work facilitation in a unionized environment
- Experience interpreting occupational safety legislation and providing guidance on compliance is an asset
- Demonstrated dispute resolution skills and solution-oriented case management is an asset;
- Strong written, presentation and verbal communication skills (French and English) is an asset;
- Ability to travel within the region
- Possession of a valid driver’s license, and reliable access to a personal vehicle;
- Experience in the telecommunications industry is an asset;

**Schedule**: Full Time

**Shift**: Day

**Length of Contract**: Not Applicable (Regular Position)

**Work Location**: Montreal

**Travel Requirements**: Up to 25%

**Posting Category/Function**: Human Resources/ Safety & Well-being

Schedule: Full time
Shift: Day
Length of Contract: No Selection
Work Location: 800, Gauchetiere O, Bureau 4000-Place Bonaventure - Montreal(182), Montreal, QC
Travel Requirements: U