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Leverage your knowledge of the business to partner with peers across Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Compensation and People Services to continue to improve delivery of HR processes, talent management initiatives, recruiting strategies, organizational effectiveness activities, leader development, cultural initiatives, employee relations processes and more.
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Partner with key HR subject matter experts to deliver solutions for integration issues such as: immigration, recruiting, benefits, compensation, payroll, time and attendance, retirement plans, stock/equity, HR compliance, employee relations, organization design, diversity & inclusion, talent management, and performance management.
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This position will be the first point of contact for client groups on all HR related matters (e.g., policies, processes, employee relations, performance management, new hire orientation, onboarding, employee engagement activities, training and development, and recruiting.
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Serve as advisor, coach and partner to the management team of assigned departments, providing HR expertise and solutions in matters related to employee relations, career development, workplace ethics, compensation, and performance management.
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Partner expertly with Talent Management, Learning & Development, Leadership Development, and Recruiting to carry out RV-wide people strategies and programs. Experience and exposure to a variety of HR facets including performance management, employee relations, development, employee relations, and learning and development.
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As a HR Business/Talent Partner, you’ll bring a broad range of knowledge to the departments and initiatives you partner with while being a go-to resource on a variety of talent-related topics including, performance management, talent development, organizational development, and employee engagement.
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Provide counseling and assistance to business partners in the topical areas of HR: policy and procedures, benefits administration, salary administration, training, organizational development, performance management, employee relations, employee selection - recruiting and other key human resource areas.
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The HR Business Partner is a key member of the plant leadershipteam and is a strong business partner, leading talent management, employeeengagement and employee relations.
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In your role, you will directly contribute to the growth and development of the ONE/SIZE organization through core People & Culture functions, including recruiting, strategic alignment, talent management, change management, employee relations, organizational development, data analysis, and HR policy development.
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Requirements Bachelor’s Degree SPHR preferred 15+ years of successful experience managing an HR function Experience supporting an industrial workforce Prior experience reporting to the C-Suite Strong Talent Management and Talent Development leadership experience Proven success as a strategic business partner Previous experience with creating and implementing a strategic HR function Excellent problem-solving and organizational influence skills Ability to lead through influence and integrity.
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In this role you will be a generalist who is responsible for assisting managers with employee relations, compensation, performance management, talent development, policy interpretation, and employment law compliance.
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May partner with central recruiting team to guide selection process with assigned areas Employee Relations/Performance Management – Consult/coach managers as they handle performance issues and talent development needs.
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The HR Senior Manager Corporate Function partners with senior business leaders and managers across the division/function to oversee end-to-end people management processes in the areas of performance management, employee relations, talent management and development, leadership coaching, organizational design and change management in order to drive business results.
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You'll provide direct day-to-day direction to your team while coaching and guiding managers with a wide variety of human resources activities such as employee relations, compensation, performance management, talent management, and employment law compliance.
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Leads talent processes including recruitment, on-boarding, employee relations, compensation guidance, routine benefits administrative support, career path development, performance management guidance, employee recognition, record keeping, and administration.
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