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Communicating needs proactively to the HR Manager, the HR Supervisor seeks to develop integrated solutions, formulates partnerships across the HR function, in both the RSC and Ace Corporate to deliver value added service to management and employees that reflect the business objectives of the organization.
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The Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) is a critical role on Green Thumb’s People Team. This role will be based out of and support our Production facility(ies) as we look to rapid and sustainably scale.
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The Human Resources Manager provides HR support for a wide variety of activities of human resources including employee relations, aspects of recruiting, new hire orientation, leave of absence processing, and benefits education.
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POSITION SUMMARY: Under the general direction of the Sheriff and Undersheriff, the Human Resources Manager's focus is to provide professional-level insight in all aspects of employment management and development including applicant review, hiring, and terminations as well as the management of any leave of absence programs.
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In response to steady growth within our Environment business, our Southeast Region is looking to bring onboard a motivated Relationship Manager to oversee the expansion of GHD’s Environment business in Natural Resources.
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Acts as a business partner for IPM Division managers and employees by providing guidance and recommendations concerning all areas of human resources, including: performance management, employee relations, recruitment and retention, salary and wage administration, benefit administration, worker’s compensation, leave management, unemployment administration, payroll administration, orientation and onboarding.
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Job DetailsDivision: The David J. Joseph Company Location: Cincinnati, OH, United States Other Available Locations: N/AAbout Us:DJJ, a division of Nucor Corporation, is seeking applicants for our Human Resources Manager position.
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Inform Human Resources management of issues related to employee relations within the division or property. Create and maintain new hire and personnel files and enter them into Human Resources Information Systems.
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As a member of the Office of Human Resources team, the Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) is responsible for Human Resources strategy delivery and support to assigned client groups across the institution; meeting HR goals and priorities on assigned projects and playing a key role in the continuous improvement of the Human Resources function.
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The ideal candidate will have a bachelor’s degree in human resources or a related field, or equivalent experience, along with 2-3 years of generalist HR experience, preferably in a call center or consumer services environment.
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ABOUT THE ROLEThe Director of Human Resources-HRBP will plan, lead, direct, and coordinate the policies and activities of the HRBP Function for both Filson and Shinola. This director level position is primarily responsible for serving as a strategic partner with executive/senior leaders to influence and guide the development and deployment of strategies, programs, policies, and procedures, ensuring human resources support activities are aligned with the overall business strategy, and overseeing the implementation of organizational change efforts.
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1-3 years of previous work experience in an HR upper management role, with up to date knowledge of principles and practices of human resources administration. Qualifications/Skills : Bachelor's degree in Human Resources Management or a related field of study and/or appropriate combination of education and experience to ensure on-the-job success.
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As a key member of our HR leadership team, the Human Resource Manager will own and lead all HR functions at the plant, driving the success of the site and ensuring alignment with Flagstone Foods' company-wide strategies.
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We have an opening for a Substance Abuse and Human Reliability Program Manager in support of our Health Services Department (HSD). Execute and have primary functional responsibility for the Human Reliability Program Office which provides drug and alcohol testing services for the drug-free workplace program as required by Laboratory policies, Department of Energy (DOE), and Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations.
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The CUNY School of Medicine (CUNY Med) is seeking an Executive Director for Human Resources. The Executive Director of Human Resources will be responsible for a growing and dynamic medical school.
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