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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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This role will provide HR support for all HR key processes - employee relations, performance management, talent acquisition, leadership/employee development, employee engagement, and workforce planning.
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We are currently seeking an HR Generalist to Reworld’s South Region HR Team primarily providing HR support for our Tulsa, OK and Huntsville, AL sites. Responsible for employee newsletters and employee engagement events.
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Works collaboratively with the HRBP to provide excellent human resources support by working with leadership and staff to promote and successfully accomplish AHC initiatives – Personal Wellness Profile, PDP, Learning Suite, engagement surveys, etc.
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Under the direction of the HR Manager, works collaboratively to provide HR support regarding a broad range of Human Resources activities including but not limited to employee engagement, performance management, recruitment and selection, employee relations, compensation, employee benefits, training and special HR projects as assigned.
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The Generalist will be responsible for supporting the efficient and effective function of all HR activities to include training and development initiatives, associate engagement, associate relations, human resources compliance, performance evaluations, benefits and payroll support, associate communications, and championing the Utz safety program.
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The Human Resouces Generalist will take a hands-on approach to provide HR support including but not limited to: staffing, coaching, training, employee relations, employee engagement, and performance management.
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Our team is looking for an experienced human resource generalist to support and execute our people initiates by promoting positive employee relations and retention, ensuring compliance with State and Federal Agencies, and providing comprehensive HR support.
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The HR Generalist carries out responsibilities to provide support in the following functional areas: Employee/ Labor Relations, Talent Acquisition, Benefits, Employee Engagement, and Administrative tasks.
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Olin Winchester, LLC ("Winchester"), considered one of the world's leading ammunition manufacturers, is seeking a Human Resources Generalist in East Alton, IL. As a Human Resources Generalist for Winchester, you will be fully immersed in the exciting world of the ammunition industry, helping the plant achieve its business objectives by applying support and solutions related to Human Resources.
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Provides HR support to location, including high volume salaried recruiting, employee relations, incident investigations, talent development, HRIS updates, discipline, coaching/mentoring, etc.
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The incumbent will provide vital support to the organization's people operations goals and business partnerships in aspects of human resources (HR), benefits, human resources information systems (HRIS), onboarding, compliance, culture, and employee engagement.
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Employee Relations: Provide HR guidance, support conflict resolution, and develop programs to boost employee engagement. In this role, you'll be at the heart of our HR operations, working closely with the HR Manager to support our business unit.
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It also serves as a back-up to the Talent Acquisition Team, and provides support with HR analytics, learning and development and employee engagement. Motion Picture Industry Pension & Health Plans (MPI) has a key opportunity for an experienced and talented Human Resources Generalist with deep LOA experience, strong technical skills and performance management experience to join a growing organization and HR team recognized as an Employer of Choice and Great Place to Work.
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The position supports the HR Partner and designated client area activities included but not limited to: employee relations, succession planning, change management, organizational design, coaching and conflict management, leadership consultation, performance management, training, employee engagement, equal opportunity/affirmative action, knowledge of client operations and other specific Human Resources needs.
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