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Reporting to the Vice President, People & Equity and CHRO, the Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) provides a full range of Human Resources management and consultative advice/counsel to designated internal client groups across the College.
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The role of the Human Resources (HR) Business Partner is to establish and drive HR policies and programs forward, cohesively across multiple business units, to enhance the employee experience and support the strategic growth of the company.
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Proficient knowledge and understanding of multiple HR disciplines, including but not limited to talent management, organizational development, performance management, compensation and benefits, training and development, employee and labor relations, and workplace safety.
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Working knowledge of human resources disciplines including compensation and benefits, employee relations, performance management, safety and training/organization development.
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The HRBP serves as an evidence-based consultant to management on Human Resource related issues, including but not limited to employee relations, labor relations, performance management, training, policy application, organizational development, workforce planning, ADA interactive process and compensation.
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Provides guidance and input talent acquisition, talent development, talent retention, talent engagement, training, business unit restructures, workforce planning, succession planning.
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Identifies training needs for business teams and individual management development needs. Works collaboratively with the Manager, Talent Development in the evaluation and monitoring of training programs to ensure success and follows up to ensure training objectives are met.
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THE IDEAL CANDIDATEThe ideal candidate for the Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) role is someone that is a strong complement to the Telecare culture and exhibits behaviors that demonstrate alignment with Telecare’s values.
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The Human Resources Business Partner will drive consistency, compliance, communication, and champion change as it supports the division, region, and TriMark-wide goals.
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The Bilingual Human Resources Business Partner performs duties at the professional level in some or all the following functional areas: employee relations, training, labor relations, affirmative action and employment equity program, benefits management, onboarding, and policy implementation.
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The Human Resources Business Partner provides HR support to the plant management team and hourly employees in a fast paced manufacturing environment. This role requires an understanding of manufacturing best practices in order to ensure HR business partnership to drive a performance culture through: crewing practices and staffing, work schedule optimization, hourly on-boarding and skills training, compensation structures and hourly career pathing, workforce planning and recruiting strategies, frontline leadership development, employee communications and engagement, process improvement or TPM, and labor awareness.
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The Human Resources Business Partner consults with leadership, managers, employees, and cross-functional groups to provide tactical solutions and solve complex organizational challenges.
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This includes but is not limited to employee relations, labor relations, performance management, training, policy application, organizational development, workforce planning, ADA interactive process and compensation.
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The HRBP will work in a consulting capacity regarding workforce development and planning, performance management, leadership training, alignment of compensation, state and local law compliance, and TriMark initiative execution.
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Telework (Within Minnesota or Neighboring States) Job Summary The Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) Human Resources (HR) has an exciting opportunity to join the Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) team.
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