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We are looking for an HR Specialist to provide part-time support for a non-profit organization. This is a fully remote role and requires someone who knows California Labor Law. This long-term contract opportunity is well suited for a detail-oriented individual who can confidently manage California leave administration and workers’ compensation activities in a remote environment. The assignment is expected to run for approximately three months at about 15 hours per week, with a focus on maintaining accurate records, supporting employees through leave-related processes, and helping coordinate claim-related follow-up.
Job Responsibility:
Guide employees through leave-related questions, next steps, and ongoing communication throughout their time away from work
Maintain organized records for leave cases, including status updates, key dates, required paperwork, and return-to-work details
Monitor billing-related items connected to employee leave and follow up as needed to keep information current
Partner with internal teams to ensure leave matters are handled consistently and important updates are shared promptly
Assist with the intake of new workers’ compensation incidents and claims by gathering initial details and documenting key information
Prepare and maintain supporting documentation for workers’ compensation matters while tracking required follow-up actions
Help ensure leave and claim processes align with California regulations and internal HR practices
Use HR systems and administrative tools to keep employee information accurate and case activity well documented
Requirements:
Hands-on experience administering Leave of Absence programs, including processes governed by California law
Working knowledge of workers’ compensation procedures, from initial intake through ongoing follow-up
Background in HR administration with the ability to manage sensitive employee matters professionally and confidentially
Experience maintaining accurate information within HRIS or other human resources systems
Strong communication skills for interacting with employees, managers, and internal stakeholders
Ability to track multiple cases, deadlines, and documents with a high level of organization and attention to detail
Nice to have:
Prior experience in a non-profit environment or familiarity with similar mission-driven organizations is helpful but not required