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10+ years of experience as a Human Resources Business Partner, Consultant, Strategist or Specialist including experience with Associate or Employee Relations, Change Leadership, Talent Acquisition, Compensation, Talent Management, Organizational Development, Employment Practices, or Employment Law.
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Responsible for leveraging his/her experience to manage and execute talent acquisition, workforce planning, leadership development, building a high-quality diverse leadership pipeline, succession planning, performance management, associate engagement, workforce diversity and inclusion.
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HR Functional Integration: Lead the integration of HR Functions including HR Systems, Service Delivery, Total Rewards, Payroll, Leadership Development, and Talent StrategiesWorkforce Optimization: Imagine and transform the composition and capabilities of the workforce to match the needs of the future of work in this age of technology disruption.
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Sr. HR Business Partners play a leadership role in a variety of responsibilities that are critical to the success of the organization’s strategy and mission, including: leadership and employee development, performance management, employee engagement, talent management and organizational design, labor relations, change management, Total Rewards, employee relations, and talent acquisition for key roles.
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Work in partnership with the CFO and the Human Resources Department in developing and maintaining a human capital strategy for the University - inclusive of but not limited to, workforce planning, recruitment, acquisition, onboarding, talent development, talent management, total rewards and compensation strategy, development of employer brand, employee engagement strategy and performance management.
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Talent Management/Leadership Development/Diversity & InclusionDevelops and leads talent management initiatives to establish a robust pipeline of diverse leadership talent.
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The Director of HR will provide leadership in the areas of workforce planning, talent acquisition, employee relations, compensation and benefits, performance management, training and development, and compliance.
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Partner with HR Centers of Excellence in areas of talent management, talent acquisition, compensation & benefits, learning strategies, and employment counsel. Partner with Operations leadership to develop, implement and oversee ongoing organizational strategy inclusive of workforce planning, resource deployment, restructuring, and reduction of the workforce as needed.
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The Chief Human Resources Officer will serve as a collaborative member and business partner to the TidalHealth Executive Team, providing strategic leadership in the acquisition, development, engagement, reward and recognition, and retention of a highly competent, patient-focused workforce.
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This position will play a critical role in shaping and executing the human resources strategy for BE. The Director of HR will oversee and refine the framework and execution of talent acquisition, talent management, career development, workforce planning, compliance, and diversity while fostering a culture of engagement and high performance.
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Partner with leadership teams on strategic priorities from workforce planning insights and decisions to talent acquisition, leadership development, early career programs, career pathing, succession planning and mobility, and strategic talent reviews.
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Key Accountabilities: The Talent Acquisition Manager provides leadership and execution for corporate; intern and co-op needs and develops talent pipelines. Partner with HR and business leaders to support workforce planning efforts in identifying future talent needs.
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20% - Advises senior leadership and managers on human resource related matters, including talent acquisition, workforce planning, employee engagement, performance management, employee relations, and legal and regulatory compliance.
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This position has supervisory responsibilities over several leadership positions in People & Culture, Learning & Development, Employee Engagement, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging, and Talent Acquisition.
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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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