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Candidates with hotel experience as a Senior HR Coordinator or entry level Human Resources Generalist in the hotel industry or a Human Resources Management certification will be considered.
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This position will provide professional level HR support/oversight of employee engagement, talent acquisition, retention, onboarding, termination processing, employee relations, workers compensation, HRIS, compensation, and ensuring workplace compliance with HR laws and company policies.
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The Sr. HR Manager acts as a leadership coach, strategic partner, and change agent partnering with management and HR to improve working relationships by build engagement and increasing productivity.
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5-7+ years of progressively responsible Human Resources experience across multiple HR disciplines (i.e., Compensation, Talent Acquisition, Investigations, Leave of Absence, HR Operations, Compliance, Generalist work, etc.
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Acts as a consultant for all HR matters including workforce planning, talent management, succession planning, M&A, engagement and retention, total rewards, DEI initiatives, and employee relations, etc.
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Specialized knowledge in employment law, talent acquisition, employee relations, training, HR technology and performance management is highly desired. Continuously seek out and implement innovative HR practices to improve efficiency, employee engagement, and organizational effectiveness.
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The work you will do as a Senior HR Manager within our distribution center and supply chain operations will drive a strong culture of engagement and inclusion. Cultivate a culture centered around driving a fantastic Associate Experience by leading all people and culture-related strategies, including those related to Diversity and Inclusion, Associate Engagement, Training, Talent Development and Associate Relations.
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Progressive knowledge of best practices in multiple human resource disciplines, including compensation practices, organizational development, employee and union relations, diversity, performance management, talent management, workforce planning, training, affirmative action, policy design and enforcement, and federal and state respective employment laws.
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As the Human Resource Generalist, you will be responsible for performing HR-related duties on a professional level and collaborating with HR management in supporting Core-Mark. You will drive recruiting efforts and provide support for safety, workers compensation, employee relations, payroll, benefits, and training functions.
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Leading and championing talent, performance management and employee engagement across the Americas region;Provide professional human resources and organizational development advice to the Chief Marketing Officer & President of Americas and Americas Leadership Team on all workforce matters.
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Position SummaryAs the Human Resources Generalist at the Open Space Institute (OSI), you will play a pivotal role in supporting all facets of talent management, payroll, benefits, and organizational culture.
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Reporting directly to the Director of Human Resources with a dotted line to the Human Resources Manager, the Human Resources Generalist (“Generalist”) is responsible for assisting with recruitment, hiring, benefits, training, and employee relations at all properties.
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Paid Time Off, accrue up to 8 hours of PTO per bi-weekly pay period Life Insurance Employee Assistance Program Mental Health & Wellness resources Tuition Assistance Program Optional or elective benefits include: Flexible Spending Account Short & Long term disability insurance Job Summary: The HRBP supports all HR programs, mission and goals.
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PURPOSE: The SR. Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) will work with their business partners to execute HR strategies focused on talent including organizational effectiveness, workforce planning, and employee engagement.
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In this role, your responsibilities will include:Acting as a strategic business advisor to respective leaders in the areas of organizational design, organizational effectiveness, talent and performance management, total rewards, workforce planning, change management, employee engagement and leadership development.
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