Employee compensation and labor relations are functions associated with human resource management.

Employee and Labor Relations assists with general management regarding developing, maintaining and improving employee relationships via communication, performance management, processing grievances and/or disputes as well as interpreting and conveying University policies. Essentially, Employee and Labor Relations is concerned with preventing and resolving problems involving employees which stem out of or affect work situations. In addition, Employee Relations recognizes employees for service contributed to the Pace community and provides assistance with professional growth. Finally, Employee and Labor Relations is responsible for negotiation and administration of the Collective Bargaining Agreements for the two employee Unions on campus.

Managers, supervisors and staff experiencing difficulty in their work environment are encouraged to contact their designated Employee Relations Manager or Labor and Employee Relations Manager for further assistance and guidance. Pace University promotes fostering positive professional involvement that contributes to satisfactory productivity, motivation and morale.

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What is employee and labor relations in human resource management?

Employee and Labor Relations work together to assist both employees and supervisors on the interpretation and implementation of policies, procedures, and the Staff Handbook directives, as well as investigating and responding to grievances and other complaints.

Why is HRM function important to employee management and labor relations?

It boosts the overall efficiency and productivity of the workforce, which ultimately results in better business for the company. HRM plays a very crucial role in preparing employees for bigger tasks and responsibilities, which leads to the holistic development of employees at work.

What are the functions associated with human resource management?

5 functions of human resource management.
Recruitment and hiring..
Onboarding and ongoing training and development..
Managing employee and employer relationships..
Creating a rewarding company culture..
Overseeing disciplinary action..

Is labor relations part of human resources?

Labor Relations and Unions As a specialized role in the field of human resources, labor relations employees are vital for preparing information for management to utilize during the collective bargaining process.