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Assisting and supporting the Engagement & Talent Specialist and HR Advisor in the execution of the engagement plan. The HR Manager will support the HR Function in the delivery of an efficient and effective HR support and advisory to departments at the Pomona site by providing first line contact for managers on all people related issues consistent with internal policies and processes and legal requirements.
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Assist leadership in all areas of HR including compliance, orientation/integration, performance management, culture transformation, team member engagement, professional/career development, talent acquisition, strategic workforce planning and employee relations.
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Work effectively as a team member with other members of management and the human resources staff. Coordinates with Field HR and Production Managers in HR program areas and employee relations.
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Reporting to the Vice President, Talent Management, the Senior Human Resources Generalist will provide primary HR support for BHN’s fulfillment center in Crystal Lake, IL. The Senior Human Resources Generalist will work closely with people leaders by advising on employee relations, performance management, and employee engagement.
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This position provides policy guidance and interpretation to the deans, department chairs, administrators, faculty, supervisors, and employees on a wide range of personnel issues, which includes talent acquisition and planning, employee relations and performance management, compensation and payroll, employee learning and development, and human resources information structures.
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Our client is seeking an impactful and strategic Sr. HR Manager responsible for overseeing, developing, and executing HR strategies focused on staff development, training, management, organizational effectiveness, workforce planning, and employee retention, performance, and engagement.
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Assist Sr HR Manager with projects related to employee engagement, staffing, and onboarding. As the Human Resources Manager, you will provide HR Generalist support for the Aramark/LifeWorks at Nike account.
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The Field HR Manager position is responsible for serving as a strategic HR partner to Operations leadership (VPO/RDO/ACO/MUM) in assigned region(s), developing and coaching Operations management, partnering in People Planning, developing and executing staffing plans, and providing training courses to leadership and associates as required.
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The person in this role manages, plans, and implements human resources (HR) programs and practices which includes managing daily HR activities, employment, employee relations, learning and development, organizational design, employee engagement and recognition, safety/health, performance management, and total rewards.
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Requires analytical skills in talent management, workforce planning, and HR strategy, including the ability to analyze and apply data measure performance and outcomes. As the Director of HR (Human Resources) Services, you will serve as the HR Services leader and act as a strategic advisor supporting operational strategies for the core business within the Nursing Institute's leadership.
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Collaborate in the implementation of the company's people strategy which includes all aspects of culture, engagement, DEI/ESG, HR communications, and employee experience. Proven experiencein a Human Resources role, preferably as an HR Business Partner or in a similar strategic HR role.
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Our Employee Engagement Manager, or our Senior People Experience Manager, will be responsible for employee engagement, culture, and strategy within the business.
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The Director of Human Resources drives all HR strategy and initiatives including support of recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, training, payroll, HRIS processing, and career development, while always ensuring compliance and communication for all ski resort team members.
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The Human Resources (HR) Coordinator is a hands-on role that provides full-cycle Human Resources support to our business while assisting the Employee Relations Manager with a variety of People Operations.
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In the role the Human Resources Manager fully understands the operational and financial drivers of the business so that an integrated people strategy addresses: organization design, talent agenda and programs from acquisition through development/retention, organizational effectiveness and change management, organization culture and employee engagement, employee rewards and recognition, and functional HR leadership.
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