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Partner with location Leaders to champion H+H initiativesFacilitate training sessions on growth & development for associates & managersSupport location Leaders with HR questions and investigate employee relations concernsEngage in leadership development training, coaching, and help facilitate the Leadership Development Program Qualifications – What You Need to be Successful: Be meticulously detailed in all duties.
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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. Responsible for managing employee relations at Mercury Paper, Inc. In conjunction with the Manager, Human Resources, develop and implement key HR incentives to ensure a productive environment that engages employees and supports organizational growth.
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This position reports directly to the Human Resources Manager. The Human Resources Generalist provides professional level duties related to Human Resources, including responsibilities in the following functional areas: Employee Relations, Compliance, Performance Management, Onboarding, Payroll and Benefits Administration.
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The two (2) manager positions will provide proactive leadership and strategies to the Employee Relations/Risk Management Division and the Employee Services/Recruitment Division within our dedicated Human Resources and Risk Management Department.
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The HR Generalist is a motivated and detail-oriented individual who provides Tier I payroll, benefit, and human resource (HR) support to current and former team members. This position coordinates with internal business partners to resolve inquiries, including escalation of complex incidents, and support the administration of various HR and Training programs.
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Bachelor's degree in human resources, Organizational Management, Business or related field; MBA a plus. As the HR Business Partner for the site, you will play a pivotal role in aligning human resources strategies with our manufacturing objectives, fostering a culture of excellence, and empowering our workforce to reach their full potential.
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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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The Human Resources Learning & Development Manager will be responsible for collaborating with leadership to identify gaps in process and implement new HR strategies relative to employee relations.
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Bachelor's degree in human resources or related field, with preference for a Master's degree or specialized training. As a pivotal member of health center’s leadership team, the Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) will play a fundamental role in driving the organization's mission forward.
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The Stella-Jones team is seeking an exceptional Regional Human Resources Manager to direct the daily human resources activities and human resource needs of our expanding Northwestern US operations.
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Human Resources Operations Manager ! BA/BS degree plus at least four years of experience as a human resources generalist, or a combination of education and/or experience as a human resources generalist to equal at least eight years.
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Partner with the Store Support Center Human Resources and the Store Manager with policy, procedure, and initiatives. At least 2 years of human resources experience or equivalent combination of experience and education.
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Kimley-Horn is looking for a Senior Human Resources (HR) Partner to join our Warrenville, IL office as a member of our Regional HR team! Bachelors (or Master's degree) in Human Resources or related field.
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Report driver accidents/incidents to the DOT Safety Manager and Human Resources. Report injuries to the DOT Safety Manager and Human Resources. Handle callouts from drivers and/or driver helpers, provide alternate solutions for deliveries, and communicate absences and vacation requests with the Transportation Manager, Human Resources, and Payroll in a timely fashion.
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This position reports to the VP, Human Resources who is deeply committed to our value proposition. Lead and coach the Human Resources team to deliver excellence and efficiencies in: talent acquisition, leadership development, benefits, compensation planning, policy setting, performance evaluations, payroll, employee relations and labor relations, HRIS and engagement.
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