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Assists the Director of Human Resources with developing an effective plan for the communication of compensation program information and other HR competencies. 5+ years direct experience in Human Resources compensation and classification with progressive responsibility; 1+ year in management/supervisory capacity.
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The Sr. HR Generalist will work with the Business Unit and Divisional Human Resources to drive Human Resources strategy and compliance and will need to find top talent, retain talent, engage talent, and implement best-in-class Human Resources practices.
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Reporting to the VP of Human Resources, the Sr HR Generalist will be a collaborative team player with a friendly work style. The Sr HR Generalist will support the full scope of HR responsibilities including but not limited to compliance, recruiting, training, performance management, compensation, HRIS and benefit administration/payroll/systems/processes and special projects.
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We are looking for a Senior Human Resources Generalist in Knoxville, TN. Chosen as the location for our Vision Center Campus, the hub of our customer experience activities, Knoxville is often described as a hidden gem.
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The Sr. HR Generalist (Labor Relations Specialist) will assist with labor relations and human resources matters, gathering, collecting, and maintaining documents and records required for contract and policy development, investigations, and negotiations.
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The Sr. HR Generalist will run the daily functions of the Human Resource (HR) department including hiring and interviewing staff, benefits, and enforcing company policies and practices, reporting directly to the Human Resources Director.
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The Sr. Human Resources Generalist is responsible for the daily administration of policies and programs covering several or all the following Human Resources areas: recruitment, employee on-boarding and off-boarding, benefits, compensation, compliance, employee and labor relations.
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Job Summary: The Sr. Human Resources Generalist will coordinate processes and tasks for HRIS Admin, pay, benefits, and leave requests, while enforcing company policies and practices.
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The HR Generalist Sr is responsible for providing HR guidance and direction to employees, business leaders, and the HR Business Partners in supporting the overall strategy of their assigned client groups.
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Job Description Health Benefits Day 1 with generous bonus potential The SR Human Resources Generalist will be primarily responsible for the Benefits & Payroll function for our location - with a focus on Associate retention.
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Participates in the development and execution of strategies in collaboration with HR leadership, human resources staff and operations' leadership to support business objectives, such as improving retention and employee satisfaction and meeting department and hospital strategic goals.
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Robert Half is seeking a Senior HR Generalist/Manager, that will be responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of human resources functions within the organization.
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Conducts surveys, interviews, and other research related to human resource policies, compensation, and other labor negotiations; collects information and reports results to Human Resources Director/Manager.
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Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, or equivalent, and four years progressively responsible experience in Human Resources, including at least two years as an HR Generalist.
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TrinityRail is searching for a talented team player to fill the open position of Senior Human Resources Generalist at our Jonesboro, AR maintenance facility! Administer, interpret and explain human resources policies, procedures, laws, standards, or regulations.
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