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Job Description

Coordinator, Workforce, FIFA World Cup 2026

Department:

Workforce, People & Culture

Employment Type:

Fixed Term - Full Time

Location:

Miami

Description

Reporting organisationally to the Senior Manager of workforce, the Workforce Coordinator will be a key member of the FIFA26 Workforce team and will act as the first point of contact for Workforce-related queries from employees and external partners.

THE POSITION

The main responsibilities and oversights of the Workforce Coordinator  for the FIFA World Cup 26™ include:
Supporting Workforce team in managing the administrative life-cycle of employees within their assigned divisions

Workforce Planning and Scheduling: Develop and maintain staffing schedules that meet departmental needs. Adjust schedules as necessary to handle changes in workload, projects, or staffing levels.

Labor Forecasting: Analyze data to forecast labor needs and work with management to ensure the organization is appropriately staffed to meet its objectives.

Training Coordination: Work with department heads and training personnel to schedule and coordinate training sessions for staff. This includes new hire orientation, ongoing training, and professional development opportunities.

Compliance and Reporting: Ensure all scheduling and staffing practices comply with relevant laws, regulations, and company policies. Prepare and present reports on workforce metrics to senior management.

Collaboration and Communication: Serve as a liaison between HR, management, and employees regarding scheduling and staffing issues. Address concerns and provide solutions to staffing challenges.

Process Improvement: Continually assess and improve workforce planning and scheduling processes to increase efficiency and employee satisfaction.

Daily administration:

Monitoring Attendance and Timekeeping: Checking employee attendance records, managing time-off requests, and ensuring accurate timekeeping for payroll purposes.

Updating Schedules: Adjusting work schedules to accommodate absences, shift swaps, or unexpected demand increases. This may involve reallocating resources or calling in additional staff.

Responding to Staff Inquiries: Acting as a first point of contact for employees' questions regarding their schedules, time off, or general HR policies.

Data Entry and Record Keeping: Updating HR databases with new employee information, changes in employment status, and tracking staff training and certifications.

Reporting: Generating daily reports on staffing levels, absenteeism, lateness, and other workforce metrics for review by management.

Communication with Department Heads: Coordinating with department managers to understand daily operational needs, upcoming projects, and any specific staffing requirements.

Managing Shift Changes and Coverage: Coordinating shift changes and ensuring any gaps in coverage are promptly addressed to maintain operational efficiency.

Supporting Recruitment Processes: Assisting with the recruitment process by scheduling interviews, preparing interview materials, and sometimes participating in interviews to assess candidates' fit for specific roles or shifts.

Ensuring Compliance: Keeping up to date with labor laws and regulations to ensure that scheduling practices comply with all legal requirements.

Problem-Solving: Addressing and resolving any immediate issues that arise related to workforce management, such as conflicts in scheduling, unexpected absences, or resource shortages.

Preparing for Meetings: Organizing and preparing materials for meetings related to workforce planning, HR policies, or departmental needs.

Training Coordination: Assisting in coordinating training sessions for employees, including logistics, tracking attendance, and ensuring training materials are prepared

YOUR PROFILE

Education & Qualifications

Degree in Human Resources or relevant field preferred.

Work Experience

Degree in Human Resources or relevant field preferred.

Languages

Fluent in English. Spanish and/or French proficiency is a plus

Technology

Proficient in MS Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio & Project) and planning software and online collaboration tools
Knowledge of a personal data information system (SAP) preferred
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