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The human resources generalist will have both administrative and strategic responsibilities and will help with important functions such as training and development, performance manager, employee relations, EEO, D&I, and affirmative action initiatives, and assist with benefits and leave of absence.
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Proficient in HRIS and talent management systems (ADP workforce now) The Human Resource Generalist is responsible for various functions of the Human Resource department, including talent, compensation, benefits, leave, reporting, and administration of company policies.
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Accurately complete a variety of regular routine administrative and clerical responsibilities including but not limited to: maintaining employee personnel, confidential, training, workers compensation, accident/incident and other files as well as answering routine inquiries from inside and outside the company of all facets of Human Resources seeking guidance when appropriate.
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Experience with ADP Workforce Now required. 3+ years of experience in progressive Human Resource Specialist or Generalist role required. Develop and manage onboarding program, new-hire and safety orientations, and exit interviews, including data entry in human resources information systems (HRIS) and audits for accuracy and compliance.
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Join our team as Human Resources Generalist and become one of the authors of our story. Proficient with payroll software required; ADP Workforce Now experience is a plus.
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The Human Resources (HR) Generalist performs a wide range of duties in a variety of HR functional areas including, employee relations, training, performance management, talent development, policy implementation, and employment law compliance.
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ADP Workforce Now Experience with the ability to utilize technology for efficient HR operations. Understanding of general human resources policies and procedures. Additional HR training or certification.
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Experience using HRIS and Payroll systems, ADP Workforce Now preferred. The Regional HR Generalist will host training sessions, handle employee relations issues, and manage work-related events at each site.
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Accountability: This position reports to the Executive Director of Human Resources. Provide support for human resources initiatives as needed and assist in special projects such as HR events, employee communications, and company-wide meetings.
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The Human Resources Generalist will be responsible for various generalist related duties focusing on recruitment, training and development, and employee relations. The ideal candidate will possess five to seven years of experience in human resources, specifically as an HR Generalist or in related areas such as recruitment, selection, training, employee relations highly preferred, or a comparable combination of education and experience.
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We are currently seeking extraordinary candidates for our Human Resources Generalist position in the Los Angeles, CA, area. Experien ce in ADP Workforce Now highly des ired.
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We are seeking a skilled Human Resources Generalist to join our team. Performs routine tasks required to administer and execute human resource programs, including, but not limited to, compensation, benefits, and leave; disciplinary matters, disputes, and investigations; performance and talent management; productivity, recognition, and morale; occupational health and safety; training and development; and workers' compensation and disability leave.
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10+ years of progressive Human Resources experience in various competencies required, including Talent Acquisition, Compliance, Employee Relations, Compensation/Total Rewards, Talent Management, and Generalist duties.
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Neighborhood Health is seeking a full-time Human Resources (HR) Generalist, who will support the success of the day-to-day administration and coordination of a wide range of HR functions, including but not limited to full cycle talent acquisition, compensation, payroll, benefits, compliance, reporting, and training and development activities.
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The Human Resources Generalist will specifically focus on compliance, employee relations, benefits administration, recruiting, training and administrative support, and will also be asked to lead special projects as assigned by HR leadership.
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