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The Director of Human Resources drives all HR strategy and initiatives including support of recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, training, payroll, HRIS processing, and career development, while always ensuring compliance and communication for all ski resort team members.
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The HR Manager is responsible for varied day-to-day human resources responsibilities including payroll oversight, benefits administration, leave management, onboarding, employee relations, policy/handbook development, compliance and risk management, and new practice HR integrations.
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This includes Personnel Services, Payroll & Timekeeping, Employee Benefits, Administrative Support, Facilities Management and Workforce Development and Training.
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Key projects include global development week, annual benefits open enrollment in the U.S., our global benefits brand strategy, Exercise Across Abbott, talent acquisition materials, payroll calendars, EVP of HR communications as needed, and many projects that support the HR function.
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The VP HR leads, implements and measures the impact and success of the centralized end-to-end human resources to which deliver talent acquisition, talent management, career development, training, compensation, payroll, benefits, employee relations, and employee support services.
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Workday functions encompass the areas of employment, classification, promotions, onboarding, compensation, benefits, leave management, and training and development for all Faculty, Staff, and Student employees.
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This role is responsible for partnering with Managers, as well as with the other HR specialty areas (Payroll, Compensation/Benefits, HRBPs, Talent Acquisition, Talent & Development, and People Services) as the need arises to provide support for day-to-day HR operations.
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Our Project Managers support various HR teams from Compensation, Payroll & Benefits, Reporting & Analytics, and Information Systems to Training & Development, DE&I, Employee Engagement, Legal, Recruitment, Global Mobility, and Internal Communications.
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At least 7 years of experience in Workday integration development, preferably in HR, Payroll, Benefits, and Recruiting modules, with hands-on experience in enterprise-wide implementations.
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SummaryThe Director of Human Resources drives all HR strategy and initiatives including support of recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, training, payroll, HRIS processing, and career development, while always ensuring compliance and communication for all ski resort team members.
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In this role, the person will be responsible for leading the configuration and development of data integrations within the Workday ERP system, focusing on HR, Payroll, Benefits, and Recruiting business processes.
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The HRBP will support and execute a coherent HR and people strategy by prioritizing processes that will deliver the best results/benefits to the employee base and goal execution.
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Human Resources Support: In some cases, the Corporate Travel Coordinator may also assist with HR-related tasks such as benefits administration, employee relations, payroll coordination, employee training and development, performance management, compensation, risk management, and compliance.
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Collaborate with the global HR function in the development and implementation of HR strategies and programs on various topics such as: talent attraction and management, compensation, payroll and benefits, performance management, labor relations, Health and Safety, integration, employee training and development, laws, policies and procedures.
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Minimum five years of recent experience in the International HR arena including some of the following: policy, process and procedure review/development and re-engineering; expatriate compensation; expatriate benefits; immigration, international payroll and pay delivery; and selection and assessment.
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