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This position will provide professional level HR support/oversight of employee engagement, talent acquisition, retention, onboarding, termination processing, employee relations, workers compensation, HRIS, compensation, and ensuring workplace compliance with HR laws and company policies.
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Specialized knowledge in employment law, talent acquisition, employee relations, training, HR technology and performance management is highly desired. Continuously seek out and implement innovative HR practices to improve efficiency, employee engagement, and organizational effectiveness.
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Work with colleagues in the DISH HR shared services organization (talent acquisition, compensation, benefits, HRIS, analytics, etc) to ensure alignment with employee needs and ongoing process/service improvement initiatives.
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The Talent Acquisition Manager works within the HR department both at the pharmaceutical manufacturing facility at the East Windsor, NJ location and corporate headquarters in Princeton Junction, NJ. This position works onsite four days per week.
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Supervises the front desk receptionist, HR Generalist and Talent Acquisition Specialist and all related duties. Progressive knowledge of best practices in multiple human resource disciplines, including compensation practices, organizational development, employee and union relations, diversity, performance management, talent management, workforce planning, training, affirmative action, policy design and enforcement, and federal and state respective employment laws.
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Close sales of our payment processing services, including card processing, payroll/HR outsourcing, and loyalty marketing like a boss. Territory Sales Manager - Payroll/ HR. So, if you're a consultative sales professional with a passion for delivering amazing Payroll/ HR solutions to restaurants and retail stores, we want to hear from you.
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The Sr. HR Manager acts as a leadership coach, strategic partner, and change agent partnering with management and HR to improve working relationships by build engagement and increasing productivity.
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Create and Execute a Talent Strategy – Human Resources will be responsible for talent acquisition, employee engagement, total rewards, learning and development, organization development & effectiveness, diversity & inclusion and HR operations.
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Specialist Leaders have demonstrated knowledge of HR functions & processes, with experience in one or more of the following areas: HR Strategy, HR Employee Experience, HR Operating Models, HR Mergers & Acquisition (M&A), HR Outsourcing Advisory, and HR Technology.
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As the HR Manager, HRIS & Employee Relations, you will apply business and functional knowledge to inform and drive the short- and long- term HR priorities, including raising the bar on talent, operating model design, workforce planning, talent management and HRIS design, configuration, implementation, maintenance and administration.
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PURPOSE: The SR. Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) will work with their business partners to execute HR strategies focused on talent including organizational effectiveness, workforce planning, and employee engagement.
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Acts as a consultant for all HR matters including workforce planning, talent management, succession planning, M&A, engagement and retention, total rewards, DEI initiatives, and employee relations, etc.
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Data Management: Maintain and update HR records and employee information in the HRIS (Human Resources Information System). Talent Management: Support the HRBP team in talent acquisition processes, including posting job vacancies, screening resumes, and coordinating interviews.
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2+ years of experience in one or more of the following areas: HR Strategy, HR Employee Experience, HR Operating Models, HR Mergers & Acquisition (M&A), HR Outsourcing Advisory, and HR Technology demonstrating knowledge of HR functions & processes.
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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 Strategies.
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