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Lead practice areas are litigation management; data practices and privacy; administrative cases; rulemaking; human resources and employee ethics; emergency preparedness and response; contracts and grants.
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Case management experience with Dislocated Worker, WIOA Adult, Adult Career Pathways, WIOA Youth, MN Youth Programs, or other closely related human services programs as determined by the agency.
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Serve as a liaison between employees and managers to develop solutions to work-related concerns Knowledge, Skills & Abilities You will need: 4-yeaer degree or equivalent experience and at least 6 years of progressive experience in Human Resources, including leadership experience.
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Bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership, human resources, or related degree program. Working Title: Human Resources Director. Full service human resources management including staffing, recruitment, classification, and compensation.
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Our ideal candidate will possess strong working knowledge of traditional human resources functions, including employee relations, talent and performance management, compliance, employment law, and generalist capacity of benefits, leaves, and recruitment, but most importantly, can apply them with a progressive approach.
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Daily Living/Convenience Services: Chore services, home repair, trip planning, child/elder care. The State of Minnesota is committed to equity and inclusion, and invests in employees by providing benefits, support resources, and training and development opportunities.
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For assistance, please direct questions to your current or anticipated Human Resources office. Two (2) years of firsthand end-user experience with one (1) or more of the following Minnesota Department of Human Services business applications: MAXIS, SMI (Shared Master Index), MMIS (Medicaid Medical Information System), SSIS (Social Security Information System), MnCHOICES, Minnesota Information Transfer System (MN-ITS), and/or METS (Minnesota Eligibility Technical System.
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To request an accommodation, contact Human Resources by phone at (952) 683-7973 or by email at archr@arcminnesota.org. Consistently demonstrate and model the Arc Minnesota values of: Human and Civil Rights, Self-Advocacy and Self Direction, Equity and Belonging, and Disability and Racial Justice.
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Oversee and support the Human Resources Director with leadership and oversight of the Human Resources Department including compensation and benefit plans; recruitment, selection, and placement process; Human Resource data management systems; performance management; staff development; employee orientation programs; and employee recognition activities.
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We offer a collaborative and friendly working environment with a wide range of interesting and challenging projects in the field of cultural resources management, cultural heritage planning, and interpretation and exhibit design.
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When you work for Planned Parenthood, you make a difference in the lives of those we serve by affirming the human right to reproductive health and freedom. Meet base building, outreach and volunteer engagement goals.
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Alongside these, we have our corporate divisions: Digital & Technology, Finance, Global Corporate Marketing & Communications, Human Resources, Legal, Strategy and Direct to Consumer. To deliver on our strategic vision, we have five business divisions that are the foundation for the long-term growth of the company: Assessment & Qualifications, Virtual Learning, English Language Learning, Workforce Skills and Higher Education.
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The Meeting and Event Planning Manager plans, manages, and synchronizes essential details of meeting and employee events including Board of Trustee (BOT) meetings, industry professional conference meetings (State, National, and regional level), onsite volunteer committee meetings, and other ARRT events.
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The strategic plan focuses limited resources on early literacy programming for families, youth development, technology literacy, makerspace programming, and workforce development. This may include online research, library specific resources, media literacy training, website and game design and digital video.
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Healthcare environments across the nation choose National Staffing Solutions as their workforce partner to solve professional shortages that range from immediate quick-fill demands to areas with near future medical openings.
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