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As a Human Resources Coordinator, you will manage all aspects of the Human Resources department in coordination with the regional Human Resources Director and the corporate Human Resources team, payroll department and recruitment department.
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JOB DESCRIPTION TITLE: HR COORDINATOR: Recruiting, Internships and Education Partnerships DEFINITION : Reporting to the Human Resources Director this position will be responsible for the coordination and implementation of employment partnerships/internships with colleges and universities.
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We are hiring a Human Resources (HR) Coordinator who will be responsible for supporting the HR Managers and Director in all aspects of the department (recruitment, training, employee relations), as well as overseeing and/or facilitating various special projects independently.
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The HR Director is responsible to perform all essential Human Resources functions and oversee payroll processes. The Pinnacle Rehab & Nursing Center is now hiring a full-time Director of Human Resources.
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Human Resources Coordinator (HRC) Preparing employment status reports for payroll, HR and/or compliance purposes. Familiarity with benefit administration, basic HR and Employee Relations functions, payroll administration, and state and federal employment laws.
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Advanced computer skills, including data entry, data processing, Microsoft Office, communication tools, and payroll and human resources software. Assist Director of Human Resources with other duties as assigned.
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Continuously improve processes in consultation with the Director of Human Resources, HR Business Partner and other HR leaders. This includes verifying I-9 eligibility, creating parking passes, helping new hires access their “employee self-service module”, assisting associates with electronic and paper documentation and acknowledgments, ensuring the new hire enters their information correctly into the HRIS, entering HR-provided information into our HRIS (Human Resources Information System.
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Experience with HRIS (Human Resources Information Systems) such as Paylocity, Workday, ADP, or similar platforms. Support team member relations by assisting in routine inquiries and escalating complex issues to the HR Director.
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Ensures required employee paperwork and payroll is accurate and submitted to Corporate Payroll/HR. MSA Home Health & Hospice, a proud member of the Medical Services of America family currently seeks a HR Coordinator to join our team.
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Under the direction of the Director, Human Resources, and the VP, Human Resources and Organizational Development, this position participates in the planning and coordination of HR programs, initiatives, and events.
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Direction and counsel to HR Director on issues pertaining to our associates in employment matters. Assists with the Administration, direction, and operations of Human Resources for the hotel.
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2 years Human Resources experience required. Previous HR experience in a healthcare facility with exposure to Joint Commission and CMS preferred. Bachelors Degree in HR, Business or related field required.
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Reporting directly to the Director of Human Resources, this position has primary responsibility for the following HR duties: interview, hiring, and onboarding process, conflict resolution, progressive discipline, terminations, and handling unemployment claims.
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We are seeking a dynamic and enthusiastic individual to join our team as a Payroll and Human Resources Administrator. One to two years of work experience performing professional-level human resources duties.
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Maintaining and updating employee files: HR, Employee Health, Agency and Contract Services. In this role, you will be part of a group of committed HR professionals where you can utilize your education and skills while making a real impact as a strategic partner.
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