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Human Capital Due Diligence: Perform Human Capital due diligence (some or all of compensation, benefits, HR compliance, labor relations, HR communications, operations and technology, talent and culture) identifying and quantifying transaction risks and opportunities.
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They will be responsible for providing strategic and operational human resources direction to university leadership and employees, overseeing all human resources functions across the breadth of the institution, including benefits, change management, compensation, compliance, employee engagement, employee relations, organizational development, performance management, recruitment, and retention.
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This role focuses on working with the business leaders to promote a culture of positive employee relations and employee engagement. Coach, counsel and train all managers and employees company policies/procedures, organizational development training programs, career development, employee relations, and all other training programs.
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Assistant Managers are responsible for cost controls, inventory control, cash control, and customer relations while they are working a shift. We are focused on developing an inclusive culture, with dignity and respect for all, where team members can grow, thrive and bring their best selves to work every day.
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Major areas include environmental, health and safety, employee relations, production, customer service, quality, materials planning / scheduling, purchasing, shipping and receiving, process and project engineering (including minimal R&D development), maintenance, finance, capital expenditures, cost improvement and security.
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Direct human resource management including legal and policy compliance, employee relations, and communication; provides leadership guidance on complex policy issues; implement reporting for key performance indicators for data-based decision making to drive organizational change.
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Knowledge of best practices in relation to employee relations, evaluation processes, performance documentation, and onboarding and offboarding procedures. Our people-first culture prioritizes the benefits of flexibility and collaboration, whether that happens in person or remotely.
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Our Wellness program is integrated into the Company culture with an online wellness portal that offers a year-round, one-stop-shop to manage and track all areas of health, onsite fitness center, an Employee Relations team ready to assist you and more.
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The Nexus Water Group team has an opportunity for a HR Business Partner and Labor Relations Specialist in Fairbanks, AK. Our Business Partner (BP) acts as a trusted advisor for their designated business units across all aspects of People and Culture, including Labor Relations, Employee Relations, Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Performance Management, People Strategy, and Learning & Development.
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Collaborate with Assistant Store Manager and the People & Culture team on Employee Relations matters and performance management. Support a culture of continuous learning and development with your team.
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The Airport Operations Manager helps to provide overall leadership to non-exempt employees with responsibility for overall operating performance, customer satisfaction, positive employee culture, safety, service, budgets, and vendor relations.
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Traffic Control Flagger Job Description Summary Employee will implement proper control of traffic for safe movement and protection of road crew and the public. What CRH Offers You Highly competitive base pay Comprehensive medical, dental and disability benefits programs Group retirement savings program Health and wellness programs A diverse and inclusive culture that values opportunity for growth, development, and internal promotion About CRH CRH has a long and proud heritage.
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Support Executive Director in cultivation and maintenance of culture of appreciation and positivity through social activities, development of employee recognition programs, and STAR perks.
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Is a member of a growing agency with emphasis on client relations, service and teamwork. Our structure gives us the technology and expertise of a large firm, but still maintains the local flavor of each of our offices, enabling our teams to preserve their own unique regional culture.
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The ideal candidate will be a strong problem-solver, have deep expertise in employee relations and performance management, and be passionate about continuous improvement. The successful candidate will be a hands-on leader with a "can-do" attitude, capable of interfacing in an influential and collaborative manner, interpreting HR data, and building a culture of accountability and high performance.
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