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Leveraging guidance from the AVP of HR Partnership, Strategy, and Operations ("AVP") and HR Partner team, the successful candidate will provide HR support to a specific portfolio of business units (client groups) across the organization.
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Assist in identification, development, and execution of tools to help leaders manage and develop their people (e.g. individual development plans, performance management, corrective counseling, succession/talent management, and pay-for-performance) Support accountability for employee engagement for the business, including development and execution of action plans Effectively support leaders to execute change within their departments (e.g., acquisitions, restructuring, etc.
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This role has key responsibilities across multiple HR disciples including: employee relations, performance management, HR policy/process development, career development, talent management, change management, manager coaching, employee engagement, immigration, and leave of absence management.
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5+ years of experience as a strategic HR Business Partner experience with employee relations or operating in a strategic business aspect; SPHR, PHR, SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP Certification, preferred and hands-on business experience with premier, market-leading companies.
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Develops and maintains strong partnerships with the business segment leaders, acting as a trusted advisor and partner in organizational effectiveness, talent management, employee relations, performance, and development coaching & counseling.
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Ability to navigate cultural and business nuances/sensitivities to promote top performance, employee engagement and inclusion. The HR Business Partner Lead will report directly to the Chief Human Resource Officer.
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Supervisory Responsibilities:HR Business Partner, Payroll Manager, Benefits Manager, Sr. Benefits Administrator, Director of Talent Acquisition Services, Associate Director Learning & Development.
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The HR Business Partner assesses and anticipates talent and development needs for the designated employee population, communicating proactively with the Retail Regional Director and Retail Leadership to develop integrated solutions that reflect the business objectives of the organization.
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Acts as a business partner for IPM Division Market Director and employees by providing guidance and recommendations concerning all areas of human resources, including: performance management, employee relations, recruitment and retention, salary and wage administration, benefit administration, worker's compensation, leave management, unemployment administration, payroll administration, orientation and onboarding.
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The VP, Human Resources will be responsible for driving the strategic HR planning and execution aligned to global and regional business and HR priorities (with emphasis on talent management, leadership coaching, organizational design, DE&I, employee engagement and creating a world-class associate experience.
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Responsible for the operational implementation of the cultural roadmap, support of the staffing stabilization plan for both short and long term, talent management, employee engagement and employment practices for Northwest Hospital.
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Working knowledge of multiple human resource disciplines, including employee relations, organizational effectiveness, employee engagement and culture, compensation, diversity, performance management, and compliance.
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The Vice President will be the HR Business Partner to CTS leadership and the employee champion. Reporting directly to the Chief People Officer (CPO), the Vice President will oversee all aspects of HR operations for the National Clean Transportation Solutions Practice (CTS), including talent acquisition, employee relations, performance management, compensation and benefits, training and development, employee engagement and development and HR compliance.
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Director of Rehabilitation ( Director of Rehab / DOR ) is directly accountable for the clinical and financial performance of one or more business unit(s) as well as for the employee engagement and satisfaction of the therapists in your charge.
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Engagement: Partner with HR colleagues, management, and employees to assess employee engagement, observe and track trends in behavior and identify initiatives and programs to enhance employee engagement.
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