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In one of the following: Human Resources, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Labor & Industrial Relations, Organizational Behavior/Development, Business Administration, or a related field.
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Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, the Human Resources Manager will act as a trusted advisor and partner to CZ Biohub Chicago leadership and staff in all key HR and organizational development areas including: organizational design, team dynamics, culture, engagement, DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion), talent development & management, leadership development, performance management, employee relations, policy implementation and organizational planning.
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Strong knowledge and experience with HR Business Partner (generalist), Talent Acquisition/Planning, Learning and Development, Employee Relations, Organizational Development, Change Management, and Diversity & Inclusion functions.
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Brookings Human Resources (HR) department actively develops and implements HR best practices aligned with organizational priorities. Generates a Recruitment Summary Report upon closure of each recruitment, sharing it with the Deputy Chief Human Resources Officer and Senior HR Business Partner for review and analysis with internal stakeholders.
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Human resources consulting experience (HR Generalist, ELR Consulting, IDM, Organizational Development) or experience working cross-functionally across departments, functions, or business lines.
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Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Employee Relations, Organizational Effectiveness, Industrial & Organizational Psychology or a related field. A minimum of 2 years of HR experience required with at least one years' experience in employee relations, HR generalist, coaching/mediation, or related experience in a fast-paced work environment.
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Provides daily hands-on human resources expertise to the university in the areas of employee relations, recruiting and on-boarding, employee development, training, compensation, benefits, organizational development and more, provides backup HR business support to other businesses locally as required.
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The ideal candidate will be a seasoned HR generalist, capable of managing all aspects of human resources including: performance management, recruiting and selection, benefits administration, compensation administration, payroll, compliance, employee relations, and organizational development.
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This position performs Human Resource Generalist responsibilities at the Berry Global, Inc. facility in Hanover, MD. The successful candidate will assist in the completion of organizational responsibilities in all functional areas within Human Resources to include but not limited to employee relations, organizational development, communications, payroll, compensation and benefits, training, team learning and development, succession planning, retention and staffing.
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We have an excellent opportunity for a Human Resources Generalist, who will extend our customer-first mentality to internal customers. Supports and actively participates in HR team strategic initiatives, includes projects related to employee experience, benefits and compensation, organizational design, talent acquisition, development and management, and compliance.
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The Human Resources Business Partner will administer and oversee programs for talent management, organizational planning and development, retention, training, employee relations, compensation, and benefits.
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Partners with business and Human Resources (HR) leaders to design and deliver talent management strategies and talent development plans that ensure effective succession planning and a bench of leaders for senior roles in the company.
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Serves as a liaison with other HR departments including Talent Acquisition, Talent Development, Organizational Development, Payroll and Benefits, Team Member Services, Compensation and Open Door to manage and resolve issues as well as assist with HR process coordination.
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Basic Requirements BS/BA degree in Human Resources, Business or other related management field or equivalent practical experience with 7+ years HR generalist experience. You will support senior managers with all aspects of the employee’s lifecycle including and not limited to talent management & development, organizational development, HR compliance, managing employee relations issues, managing compensation & benefits, overseeing payroll and leading HR projects and initiatives.
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Advanced experience in MS Office programs, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Knowledge of recruiting, human resources, and organizational development practices and procedures Ability to recruit and evaluate applicants using independent judgment and discretion.
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