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Implements Human Resources strategies by establishing department accountabilities, including talent acquisition, staffing, employment processing, compensation, health and welfare benefits, training and development, records management, safety and health, succession planning, employee relations and retention, ADA/EEO compliance, and labor relations.
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Working with the HR Director, assist in leading the site’s Human Resources function, ensuring accurate interpretation and administration of HR policies and programs and engages in the day- to-day Human Resources functions, specifically related to but not limited to employee and labor relations, HR processes, rewards & recognition, talent management, and workforce planning.
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HR generalist position for a specialized HR function or holistic functional HR business support for a geographic area or functional group, including staffing, employee/labor relations, T&OD, International Mobility, employee engagement, DE&I initiatives, regulatory compliance, employment risk management, onboarding, terminations, and all HR administrative activities.
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6+ years of HR experience as an HRBP and/or HR Generalist, with considerable experience in one or more of the following: compensation, associate relations, talent management, continuous process improvement, change management, D & I, and OD.
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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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Job Segment: Employee Relations, Labor Relations, HR, Payroll, Performance Management, Human Resources, Finance. Generalist HR management experience covering all areas of HR management practice.
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Develop and ensure effective implementation of plans, systems, policies and processes for workforce planning, talent acquisition, talent management and development, employee engagement, legal compliance and recordkeeping, employee relations.
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Delivers broad-scale day-to-day human resource consulting, coaching, and human capital solutions to leaders and colleagues on employee relations, organizational processes, and workplace practices including workforce planning, talent acquisition, performance and change management, organizational design, manager/team assimilation, and talent reviews.
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Ensures the HR processes are effectively deployed at the site level (Talent Management & Acquisition, Workforce planning, Compensation programs, Employee Engagement, etc.
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The successful candidate will play a critical role in managing all aspects of human resources, including recruitment, employee relations, performance management, HR policies, organizational development, training & development, compensation & benefits, and workforce planning.
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As HR generalist experience across multiple disciplines (e.g., workforce planning talent acquisition, career development) while interpreting and applying HR policies, procedures, programs and processes.
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Assists in full-cycle talent management recruiting, including workforce planning, sourcing, advertising, pre screening, interviewing, reference/background checks and selection.
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Position Purpose: Under the direction of the CEO, the Human Resource Generalist will oversee the daily administration of specified HR functional areas including recruiting, retention, engagement, performance management, employee relations, training and development, employee related policies and compensation/benefits administration.
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This position has responsibility for leading a team of human resources professionals who specialize in HR consulting, employee and labor relations, integrated disability management, organizational effectiveness, workforce planning, and systems/metrics.
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Our ideal candidate must have a successful history as an HR leader with a strong generalist background in manufacturing/industrial environments leading and directing key aspects of people operations including workforce planning; deploying performance management processes; championing culture, engagement and diversity efforts; leading succession planning and talent development activities; and developing routines across a highly dynamic and evolving footprint to drive positive outcomes.
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