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The HR Generalist assists with the overall Human Resources function for Mercury Paper, Inc. and provides operational direction to the Plant Manager. The Human Resources function includes employee relations, recruitment and selection, benefit administration, and human resources compliance.
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Verge Mobile is a Premier Partner of T-Mobile and we are seeking a Human Resources Generalist with multi-state experience (California preferred) who desires to utilize their knowledge in a fast-paced retail business.
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Human Resources Generalist for Care & Development Team - Permanent position for Non-Profit in Alpharetta, GA. Bachelor’s degree required in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, or related field.
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As part of the Human Resources Team, the Human Resources Generalist is responsible for the Company’s leave of absence and Workers Compensation programs, along with providing exceptional customer service to internal and external customers.
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Excellent knowledge of employment law and other governmental requirements related to human resources. 5+ years of HR generalist experience, including 3+ in a distribution or manufacturing.
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The Generalist will work with the Human Resources Manager, Plant Manager and the Corporate Human Resource team with the implementation of strategic HR programs. Senior Human Resources Generalist.
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Compensation Specialist & Human Resources Generalist. Compensation Specialist/Human Resources Generalist. Works closely with the Territorial Compensation Director to facilitate the review of Command’s salary structures when requested to ensure they remain competitive; makes recommendations through the Divisional Human Resources Director to the ARC Command Finance Board regarding changes or improvements needed to maintain an effective compensation program.
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Olin Winchester, LLC ("Winchester"), considered one of the world's leading ammunition manufacturers, is seeking a Human Resources Generalist in East Alton, IL. As a Human Resources Generalist for Winchester, you will be fully immersed in the exciting world of the ammunition industry, helping the plant achieve its business objectives by applying support and solutions related to Human Resources.
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Job Description - Human Resources Generalist (240567) Human Resources Generalist. The HR Generalist provides consultation and collaboration on a wide variety of HR issues, providing feedback and linkage to the Human Capital Service departments as well as their site's senior leadership team.
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The HR Manager supervises the Organizational Support Team (OST), comprised of five (5) professionals working in Human Resources (Senior HR Analyst), Occupational Health & Safety (Environmental Health & Safety Specialist), Training and Quality/Organizational Performance (Organizational Performance Manager & Organization Performance Coordinator), and Administrative Support (Administrative Specialist/HR Tech.
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Establish red-tape-free measures/metrics and audit adherence to Federal, National Indian Gaming Commission, Seminole Tribe of Florida and Company policy, procedures, guidelines and standards related to Human Resources.
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Minimum 3 years proven Human Resources work experience at a generalist level in a manufacturing environment. BS/BA in Human Resources or related discipline required, MBA preferred.
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Assist the Human Resources Director or Human Resources Manager in directing and instructing the management staff in effective recruiting and interviewing techniques using methods such as verbal presentations and written directions to ensure the hiring and retention of qualified and effective associates.
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The Human Resources Manager will be the talent champion for our Porex Foam team. Maintain knowledge of trends, best practices, regulatory changes, and new technologies in human resources, talent management, and employment law.
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Set a “high-expectations” strategy and direction for Human Resources quest to align and support the property’s overall goals and objectives. This position is responsible for providing strategic direction, guidance, support and oversight to ensure the successful operation and continuous progress of Human Resources at the property level.
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