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Invest in your future by discovering a facility in Lowell, MA with resources, technology, and opportunities that will positively impact the rest of your healthcare career. Job City: Lowell.
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Building and Construction Technology (BCT) is one of the programs in the Department of Environmental Conservation (ECo) within the College of Natural Sciences and the School of Earth and Sustainability at UMass Amherst.
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XENON, Brewer Science, SEMI, Bühler and UMass-Lowell Offer Insights During Conductive Ink Conference. Massive Material Opportunities For Electric Vehicles, the next topic for Electric Vehicles, will be covered by PPG Industries, Toshiba, Xing Mobility, SABIC and CHASM Advanced Materials.
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The District Human Resources Manager is a valued member of the Human Resources and Field Operations teams, reporting directly to the District Manager, with a dotted line to the Area Human Resources Manager who aligns with Field Operations and corporate HR. This position will be an important member of the District Leadership team supporting a district comprised of 10 number locations across a geography that includes (Little Rock, Lowell, Fort Smit, Springfield, Ozark, Hot Springs.
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Partner with specialized, dedicated corporate resources for issues such as diversity & inclusion, leave of absence, accommodations, benefits, unemployment, workers compensation, and safety. This role is supported by a robust onboarding plan and strong role development plan to help you advance your HR skills including the obtainment of your SHRM-CP/HRCI-PHR certification within 12 months of accepting the position.
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