Human Resources Manager Compliance plan, direct, or coordinate activities of an organization to ensure compliance with ethical or regulatory standards .A compliance manager is a professional that keeps the legal and ethical integrity of a company intact through policy enforcement and program planning. He or she makes sure all departments of a business are complying with the rules and regulations the company upholds. Compliance managers are responsible for keeping up-to-date with changing laws that affect the corporate world, and are responsible for preparing reports to present to their upper management detailing these laws and how the employees of the company are following them. Compliance Managers work to identify where issues with legality and ethics within a company are taking place, and then will fix these problems quickly and effectively. Depending on where these problems occur, serious compliance problems may result in legal consequences or firing of the individual breaching compliance within the company. Compliance Managers work with upper levels of management to ensure strategies are in place. Apart from working with upper management, compliance managers are responsible for creating and enforcing plans of action related to ethical and legal behavior within the company. Compliance managers must also assign different sections of the amount of work that needs to be done by other members of the compliance team, as well as setting up team and group meetings and the materials that will be discussed during the assigned time. Along with creating and organizing short-term goals for their department, compliance managers must create long-term goals and plans for methods that will ensure no illegal activities occur within the workplace. Many Compliance Managers work outside of human resources as well. The financial department of any company will often hire compliance managers to see that their finance department is running correctly, without any foul play. Quality assurance departments are also excellent places for compliance managers to work.

Work Environment

• Human Resources Compliance Managers work closely with other people in a team setting generally in an office within the company building, such as in the HR department, legal services, or financial offices. The workplace of a compliance official is a fast-paced environment that must be carefully organized. Compliance managers must make the workplace run smoothly with no room for error within the legal and ethical systems to protect the integrity of the company and the reputation of the products the company is known for.