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Ministry HR Group is a Texas-based HR Consulting firm focusing on providing inviting, biblical Human Resources solutions for non-profit organizations who have strong core values and engaging, caring cultures.
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The Field HR Manager position is responsible for serving as a strategic HR partner to Operations leadership (VPO/RDO/ACO/MUM) in assigned region(s), developing and coaching Operations management, partnering in People Planning, developing and executing staffing plans, and providing training courses to leadership and associates as required.
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Title: Senior Business Analyst, EmpowerSF, QA Test Manager Duration: 6 months Location: San Francisco, CA As the Senior Business Analyst, EmpowerSF, QA Test Manager, you will report to the Executive Director of EmpowerSF, be a part of the Department of Technology, and serve as the Testing lead for Employee Central HR, Benefits, Time Management, and Payroll, the district's new, integrated HR, Payroll and Time system powered by SAP SuccessFactors and Workforce.
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Recruiting and onboarding all senior manager roles within the RSC with guidance from the Retail Support Manager (RSM) and Regional HR Manager. the RSC Regional HR Manager with RSC specific HR strategy.
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Experience in working in an environment with HR Shared Services or outsourced HR Operations. Partner with People (HR) Services & HRIS to provide guidance and support timely day to day matters &/or corrections.
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As a Senior HR Business Partner at Brabo, you will be pivotal in steering the strategic and tactical execution of our HR and Payroll initiatives for clients blending seamless service delivery via HRIS systems and your HR expertise.
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QUALIFICATIONS (EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE) AND SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS HR ANALYST QUALIFICATIONS : Graduation from a four (4) year college or university with major course work in Human Resources, Business Administration, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Leadership Development, Organizational Development, or a closely related field.
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Join our winning team as a participant in the HR Pathways Rotational Development Program. Upon successful completion of the Olin HR Pathways Rotational Development Program, participants will be considered for a non-rotational assignment in Olin’s Human Resources organization.
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Through the supervision of the Compensation and Benefits Manager and direct involvement, ensures that all job evaluations, compensation and benefits activities are implemented and administered in accordance with Catholic social teaching, CCS/CHS’ HR Policies and Procedures, city and state laws and regulations (City of Seattle Minimum Wage, WA State Minimum Wage Act, WISHA, etc.
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As Principal HR Data Analyst, this hands-on role will drive HR data discovery and collection, data security, data cataloging, data transformation, data analysis, data visualization, and reporting in support of the organization's overall HR Data & Reporting objectives.
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The HR Director will partner with the Plant Manager and other site leaders to drive the organization's efforts to transform its operations and HR process to compete in a highly competitive market.
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20040 - SAP HCM Sr. Business Systems Analyst West Point, GA (onsite)CBU: KaGAPurpose of the Position:The SAP HCM Sr. Business Systems Analyst role at Hyundai/Kia Motors Manufacturing involves leading HCM (Human Capital Management) solutions, supporting business systems like SAP HR and SuccessFactors, and collaborating with Korea HQ to enhance and implement HCM best practices.
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Minimum of 3 or more years of experience in an HRBP, HR Generalist or HR Manager role. Headcount reporting, timekeeping support, HR systems support, and knowledge of/utilization of HR capabilities.
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Experience cross delivering on one or more of the following Workday HCM modules: Core HR, Benefits, Payroll, Time & Labor, Recruiting, Compensation, Talent Management, Absence Management.
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The Hospital CHRO serves as the key liaison to “broker” the HR service delivery model ensuring appropriate support of human resource services and a solutions are provided in areas such as talent management, total rewards, talent acquisition and deployment, learning, employee relations, organization design and restructuring.
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