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FPWA · 3 weeks ago

HR Operations Intern

New York, New York, United States

Internship

Hybrid

Intern

$20/hr - $25/hr

FPWA is a nonprofit organization that has been advocating for policy reforms since 1922. The HR Operations Intern will support the Human Resource and Operations Team, gaining exposure to various HR functions including onboarding, employee engagement, and training.

AssociationNon ProfitSocial Impact

Diversity & Inclusion

Responsibilities

Collaborate on projects that improve employee experience, such as updating processes or creating internal guides

Support employee inquiries, answering day-to-day questions and directing employees to the right resources

Contribute to engagement and training efforts: researching training resources, trends, best practices and providing recommendations around development, recognition and retention

Support the team by researching labor law trends and best practices to help update internal guides and policies

Provide administrative support for employee engagement and internal communication within BambooHR (FPWA’s HRIS) Community, including coordinating with outside departments on announcements, updates and recognition posts

Assist in maintaining employee records and ensuring data accuracy within BambooHR

Keen interest in gaining hands-on experience in nonprofit operations

Other duties and tasks as assigned

Qualification

Human ResourcesBambooHRMicrosoft Office SuiteCommunicatorHighly organizedDetail-oriented

Required

Currently enrolled or recently graduated from a Bachelor's or Master's Degree program with interest in Human Resources, Business Administration or a related field

Strong communicator who enjoys working with people and solving problems

Highly organized and detail-oriented

Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite

Preferred

Prior Experience working with BambooHR a plus

Company

FPWA

FPWA is a leading anti-poverty, social policy and advocacy organization dedicated to strengthening human services organizations and faith institutions, and advancing economic opportunity and justice for New Yorkers with low incomes.

Founded in 1922