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The RoleCAA is seeking a Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) Executive to join its HR team. In addition, the HRBP will be responsible for all day-to-day human resources needs (i.e. employee relations, manager coaching, implementing new policies, employee onboarding, etc.
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The position reports to the Director, Human Resources and provides support to HR function, including the CHRO, HR Manager and HR Partners, and HR Assistant. Coordinate and conduct, as presenter, some portions of NEO on an as-needed basis along with other Human Resources team members.
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Director will work in concert with Station management and Corporate Human Resources to ensure that all employment regulatory requirements are met and all company policies are adhered to.
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Summary of Job Description: The HR Assistant position is responsible for providing administrative support to the Field HR and Associate Relations team, including general administrative tasks, such as pulling data, setting up meetings, power point presentations, preparation of correspondence and memos as needed.
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In this job you will be part of the People Strategy, HR Ops and Governance team, reporting to the Senior Manager of Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS). Experience working in Human Resources department for fortune 500 company Experience in Human Resources areas such as Recruitment, Employee Central, Onboarding, Learning, and HR Operations.
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ABOUT THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTORAs part of the Human Resources Team, the Associate Director assists the HR Director in managing all day-to-day operations of personnel administrative matters within the PATH family of agencies.
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Requires a minimum of four years experience resolving complex employee relations issues and working knowledge of multiple human resources disciplines, including performance management, compensation practices, employee relations, diversity, leave of absence and workplace accommodations.
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As the Director, Human Resources, you will partner with various business leaders and Los Angeles based employees with a focus on ensuring that HR strategies, processes and practices align with the company’s business goals.
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What we are looking for: We are looking for a Senior Human Resources Generalist who will be a trusted business partner and coach for department leadership and a trusted advocate for front-line employees.
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Human Resources Planning and Development: Knowledge of policies, considerations, and processes of human resources (HR) planning and development; ability to plan and develop an organization's HR operations to increase individual and organizational effectiveness.
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Human Resources: From a new hire’s onboarding paperwork to benefits selection to overseeing semi-monthly payroll, you’ll own the full stack of HR and people operations. Own HR including onboarding, offboarding, payroll, and regulatory compliance across multiple states.
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Progressive experience in multiple human resource disciplines, including compensation practices, organizational diagnosis, learning & development, employee relations, diversity, performance management, and federal and state respective employment laws.
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THE ROLEThe Regional Human Resources Director partners with senior leaders across multiple business verticals and properties to provides strategic advice on a wide variety of areas to maximize organization effectiveness and performance.
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Our corporate branch's head office is located in Montreal, Canada, and relies on a team that specializes in: Management; Finance and accounting; Engineering; Research and Development (R&D); Human Resources (HR); and Information Technology (IT.
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