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The Director, Human Resources Compliance (U.S./Canada) leads employment compliance for the U.S. and Canada market within a global, matrixed HR organization, and operates consistently with Marriott’s commitment to open doors of opportunity for all. This role is accountable for compliance programs supporting a federal contractor environment, including affirmative action planning, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) compliance, Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) training, employee handbooks and notifications, and regulatory reporting. The Director partners closely with Employment Law, Labor Relations, and HR leaders across the U.S. and Canada to manage risk, ensure regulatory adherence, and support fair and inclusive employment practices across a dispersed, partially unionized workforce.
Job Responsibility:
Own and lead HR compliance strategy for the U.S. and Canada, aligned to global HR governance and local regulatory requirements
Direct all federal contractor compliance activities, including Affirmative Action Plans for Veterans and people with disabilities, VEVRAA, and Section 503
Lead OFCCP compliance evaluations, audits, and desk reviews in partnership with the Employment Law department
Consult and serve as subject matter expert on EEO compliance, including anti-discrimination, harassment prevention, accommodations, and accessibility obligations
Oversee implementation of mandatory EEO and compliance training programs for associates and leaders
monitor timely completion and prepare audit-ready records
Coordinate timely updates of associate handbooks
Ensure timely delivery and posting of all required federal, state, provincial, and local employment law notices, including for onboarding, offboarding, and career websites
Direct preparation and submission of all required regulatory reports, including EEO-1, VETS-4212, and applicable pay or workforce reports, including state and local reports
Partner with Labor Relations to ensure compliance practices align with collective bargaining agreements for union-represented employees
Coordinate with Talent Acquisition and Talent Management on proactive compliance audits, risk assessments, and remediation efforts across HR processes and systems
Stay abreast of regulatory landscape and lead changes in response to new laws and regulations
Partner with Talent Acquisition, Reporting and Technology teams regarding process improvements, communication and change management strategies related to new launches and deployments
Lead team’s efforts to continually drive innovation with program compliance, including enhanced technology
Serve as a trusted advisor to HR leaders and business partners within a matrixed, global operating model
Requirements:
10+ years of progressive HR compliance experience, including significant responsibility in a U.S. federal contractor environment
Deep expertise in OFCCP regulations, affirmative action planning (including veterans and individuals with disabilities), and EEO compliance
Experience supporting a partially unionized workforce and partnering with Labor Relations teams
Strong understanding of U.S. federal employment laws and Canadian federal and provincial employment standards
Proven ability to operate effectively in a global, matrixed HR organization with shared services and centers of expertise