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Reporting to the Vice President, Human Resources, the Director, Talent Acquisition will be responsible for the full life cycle recruitment process, attracting and hiring top talent to support our company's growth and success.
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Talent Acquisition Manager’s have the luxury of prioritizing their own accounts, client relationships and job orders – no micro managing and innovation/ creativity is encouraged. We are looking for a Talent Acquisition Manager (IT Recruiting) to join our fun and collaborative team.
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The Talent Acquisition Specialist is responsible for leading the recruitment efforst for. Leverages new technologies in talent acquisition, human resources, and talent management.
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Talent Acquisition Manager’s submit qualified talent, schedule interviews, and write up job orders. Talent Acquisition Manager’s maintain client and candidate relationships to make the best match.
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This Talent Recruiter will manage full-cycle Outreach and Selection work in our Boston region. This role is responsible for leading and executing talent selection and outreach work for instructional hiring, school-based ops hiring, and other school support hiring (Dean of Students, Social Work, Behavior Specialist, Teacher Assistants, etc.
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JOB DESCRIPTION:In partnership with the VP, HRBP & Talent Management, this role will lead our internal/external talent acquisition programs and teams, including contingent and university staffing.
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Performs other related duties and responsibilities as directed by the Director, Talent Acquisition & Technology. Reporting to the Director, Talent Acquisition & Technology.
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Working under the direction of the Director, Recruitment Strategies, with considerable latitude for independent judgment, initiative and action, the Recruiter will be responsible for all matters needed to initiate the tracking and processing of pre-selected candidates and will play a critical role in ensuring that HRA hires the best possible and diversified talent.
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Monitors and reports project status and risks using established metricsApply knowledge of Acquisition Management System (AMS) and Joint Resources Council (JRC) processes and FAA systems such as SPIRE to support PMO activities EducationBachelor's degree required in Business, Finance or related fieldQualificationsMust have at least 8 years of relevant experience.
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Stay updated on industry trends, best practices, and emerging technologies in talent acquisition, and leverage this knowledge to drive innovation and improvement in recruitment strategies.
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The Director of Talent Acquisition manages and coordinates organization-wide efforts to ensure corporate strategies and programs are developed to support recruitment needs, drive overall recruiting initiatives and provide leadership for recruitment teams across Ravago Americas.
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Identifies and participates in Talent Acquisition events including but not limited to remote or virtual recruitment/job fairs and college recruitment events. The Talent Acquisition Partner position is responsible for the full life cycle recruitment process.
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Managing talent pipeline, including outbound candidate sourcing and evaluating inbound candidate applications. Working directly with hiring managers to identify and forecast talent needs.
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The Talent Acquisition Specialist is responsible for leading the recruitment efforst for high-volume, warehouse/production, hourly positions in our Utah, California, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona plants.
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Based in San Francisco, the Gucci Talent Acquisition Partner – Northwest and Hawaii is responsible for implementing the overall recruitment strategy in collaboration with the Store Director and HR Business Partner, to source, interview and spearhead the hiring of all retail candidates in the Northwest and Hawaii market.
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