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The HRBP will also provide cross-coverage and back-up support for their HR Business Partner counterparts. Operating as a business partner, change agent, management advocate and employee resource, the HRBP will provide expert guidance and solutions aligned with university strategy and objectives.
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Oversee and manage HR Generalist(s) that support HRBP regions. Serve as a change agent by proactively identifying areas for HR process improvement and driving the implementation of change initiatives.
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Eight (8) years or more progressive responsible experience as an HR Business Partner in a dynamic environment with specific experience in strategy development, organizational design, talent management and change management required.
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Job Overview: We are seeking an HR Business Partner to drive dynamic change and support continued business growth at LPL! Business Unit. The HR Business Partner will align with the assigned leaders to facilitate business and HR strategy execution, as well as provide consultation and coaching to leaders on performance management, talent management, organizational development, engagement strategies and compensation issues, in partnership with other teams within the Human Capital organization.
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We are looking for a Manager, Human Resources (HR) Business Partner to provide exemplary client support to assigned corporate client group(s). Responsible for providing client support in the areas of: employee relations, performance management, change management, policy and procedure interpretation, legal compliance, total compensation, training and development, and communication initiatives.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Organizational Psychology or other related field plus a minimum of 5 years related experience in a fast-paced and dynamic work environment of change and competing priorities with 7-10 years of overall HR experience preferred.
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The HR Business Partner performs needs analysis to identify gaps in areas of compensation, talent, diversity, recruiting and change management and partners with Senior HR Leaders and subject matter experts to deliver solutions to meet the needs of their assigned business unit.
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In this position, you will partner with the Directors in the region to create the right talent, employee experience, and change strategies to support the growing and changing Fleet Management Solutions business, which includes teams in the West region of the United States.
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We are now looking for a Senior Human Resources Business Partner to provide HR support for our WWFO organization in a dynamic and collaborative environment. At NVIDIA, the Senior HR Business Partner also serves as a liaison between the business and the central corporate teams to assess the human resources needs in areas such as performance management, employee relations, compensation, career development and leadership development.
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Strong knowledge and experience in the full-cycle of HR functions – Talent Acquisition/Planning, Learning and Development, Employee Relations, Organizational Development, Total Rewards, Change Management, and Diversity & Inclusion.
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Project Manage other areas of HRIS such as security, reporting, about you, workspaces, change management and production support to ensure the project is addressed from end to end and the needs and interests of the business are met.
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The HRBC will act as a consultant and provide support for management teams and associates by answering non-routine requests for information on policy interpretation, providing advice and counsel on employee issues with emphasis on people management and implementing practices and programs in support of the HR and business strategy.
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Functioning as the primary resource the HR business partner has the responsibility to provide direction and consultation as requested and on a strategic basis for a broad spectrum of HR matters including but not limited to performance management, employee and labor relations, workforce planning, compensation and leave management.
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Bachelor's degree in Business, Human Resource management, Organization Development, Industrial Organizational Psychology, or related field required plus 15+ years of experience in HR - OR - 13+ years of experience with a Master's degree.
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We currently have an exciting opportunity as a Human Resources Business Partner supporting our various Manufacturing locations across the US. This position can be based out of our Chesterfield, MI, US or Toronto, Ontario, Canada locations and reports to the Director, Human Resources (HRBP) and Change Management.
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