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Deliver creative, future focused People initiatives to continually evolve the Employee Value Proposition, including (but not limited to) Talent Acquisition, Employee Engagement, Learning, Business Partnering, Talent Development, Organizational Effectiveness, Diversity & Inclusion, Wellbeing, Retention, Compensation and Reward, HR Systems and Analytics to ensure that the organization has the required talent that is innovative, agile, and high performing.
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A minimum of one year recent progressive hands-on HR Generalist experience, which includes talent acquisition, employee engagement/relations, manager/supervisor development and training, investigations and policy enforcement, disciplinary action, and related activities.
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Our company is seeking a Human Resource Manager to provide tactical and strategic support in all areas of HR, including payroll, compliance, talent acquisition, talent management, employee relations, engagement, and L&D. In this role, you will have the chance to shape a culture of continuous improvement and engagement, while valuing inclusion, diversity, and belonging.
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Collaborates with operational business partners/HR Specialist and Talent Acquisition Coordinator to develop strategic plans and actions to reduce voluntary turnover to goal and increase employee engagement.
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Two (2) years professional HR experience in HR Generalist, employee relations, talent acquisition or related area required. Leads the full cycle staffing development and execution process for non-package handler talent acquisition, including applicant sourcing, recruiting, demonstrating good faith efforts in Affirmative Action, pre-employment screening, interviewing and employee onboarding.
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Excellent opportunity for a self-driven experienced Human Resource Manager to join a great established global manufacturer and visionary team as they scale up operations here in the US. The HR Manager will be leading all generalist functions including payroll, onboarding, employee engagement, policies, compensation, benefits, employee relations and talent acquisition.
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5-7 years of Human Resource generalist experience administering and managing performance processes, compensation programs, talent acquisition, talent management and employee engagement programs.
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Responsibilities of the Human Resource Business Partner/Generalist: Partner with management to identify and address the critical needs of the business and achieve goals that support a long-range business strategy.
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The ideal candidate will have extensive HR management experience and will be responsible for partnering with the business leaders in areas such as talent acquisition, employee engagement, performance management, rewards and recognition, succession planning, and employee relations.
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The HR Manager reports to the Chief Talent Officer and is engaged in a wide variety of human resources generalist initiatives, programs, projects and administrative support and assistance aimed at developing and evolving organization wide routines, systems, and infrastructure to support talent acquisition, retention, culture, and professional development.
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Specialized in accounting, finance, human resources, talent acquisition, procurement, supply chain and select administrative professions, we extend the capabilities of industry-leading companies.
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The Corporate Human Resources Generalist will provide administrative day-to-day support to the Corporate Human Resources Manager with Full Cycle talent acquisition process continuing through the onboarding cycle phase, assists with benefit and payroll processing.
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Reporting to the CHRO, you will provide human resources leadership and tactical HR generalist support for our headquarters location. This position is responsible for executing HR strategies and initiatives including but not limited to, managing talent acquisition, talent management, performance management and other human capital initiatives.
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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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Prior experience in a Human Resources Generalist role with history of effectively resolving employee relation issues and a strong understanding of the processes and cycles of client support.
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