Experienced Human Resources (HR) Manager with Human Resources (HR) Skills Salary in Irving, Texas

The average salary for an Experienced Human Resources (HR) Manager with Human Resources (HR) skills in Irving, Texas is $85,000.

Salary

$0 - $85k

Bonus

$0 - $10k

Total Pay

$0 - $91k

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Job Description for Human Resources (HR) Manager

A human resources (HR) manager oversees policies, procedures and compliance relating to employees for their organization. They ensure all human resources activities are in compliance with local, state and federal laws, as well as implement and oversee programs related to employee benefits and initiatives. Insurance programs, flexible work arrangement programs, maternity leave, open enrollment programs, and vacation and sick leave benefits are overseen by the human resources manager as well. Thes…Read more

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Popular Skills for Human Resources (HR) Manager

Employee Relations

$75,559

9 responses

Benefits & Compensation

$78,108

8 responses

Performance Management

$74,497

6 responses

Legal Compliance

$85,500

5 responses

Skills in Legal Compliance are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that pay less than market rate include Performance Management, Benefits & Compensation and Employee Relations.

Pay Difference by Location

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Seattle, Washington

▲9%

New York, New York

▲5%

Los Angeles, California

▲2%

▼5%

▼8%

▼15%

▼18%

Employees with Human Resources (HR) Manager in their job title in Seattle, Washington earn an average of 8.8% more than the national average. These job titles also find higher than average salaries in New York, New York (4.7% more) and Los Angeles, California (1.5% more). The lowest salaries can be found in Salt Lake City, Utah (17.5% less), Atlanta, Georgia (15.4% less) and Dallas, Texas (8.4% less).