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The CHRO will also set and provide a high standard of vision, leadership and direction for the Office of Human Resources, including the development and execution of human resource strategy, including but not limited to the areas of: succession planning, talent management, change management, organizational and performance management, training and development, HR compliance, records management, and compensation.
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Pomona College seeks an accomplished, visionary, and collaborative leader to serve in the critically important role of Assistant Vice President, Human Resources and Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO.
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Wee are looking for a Human Resources Director responsible for one of H&M's largest operating units (revenue and geography) in the West Region in Pomona, CA. Manage the implementation, administration and operation of functional Human Resources services for assigned regions.
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BA / BS in related Human Resources degree or relevant work experience. Counsel regional management on Human Resource policy, practice and procedures. Identify training needs with regional management; evaluate, plan and resource the appropriate training and development activities using internal and external resources.
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The Senior Director of Human Resources is responsible for the development, implementation, and administration of all phases of Human Resources including, but not limited to: Employee Relations, Talent Acquisition and Retention, HRIS, Compensation, Benefit Programs, Organizational Development and Training, Legal Compliance, Safety and Worker's Compensation.
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Join Chick-fil-A as a Human Resources Intern and be a part of a delicious and loving team that values teamwork and leadership development. Chick-fil-A Chino Hills is accepting applications for the position of HUMAN RESOURCES INTERN with the Human Resources Department.
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Directs and participates in wide variety of Human Resources programs including recruitment, selection, testing, employee benefits, human resources information systems (HRIS), classification/compensation, employee development and employee/labor relations programs and processes.
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The Human Resources Business Partner reports to a Human Resources Director or Manager, while maintaining a strong dotted line to the leaders they support. The Human Resources Business Partner will administer and oversee programs for talent management, organizational planning and development, retention, training, employee relations, compensation, and benefits.
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The HR Business Partner serves as a strategic liaison between the Human Resources department and assigned operational units, ensuring seamless communication and prompt resolution of all queries.
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Look for opportunities to work more efficiently within the Human Resources office and in its use of the Workday HCM system, so that transactions can flow more easily and quickly to advance the needs of the College.
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Human Resources - Global Professional HR (GPHR) CERTIFICATION - Certification, Human Resources - Professional HR (PHR) CERTIFICATION - Certification, Human Resources - Sr. Professional HR (SPHR) CERTIFICATION - Certification.
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Review and implement employee handbook, Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) in addition to all the human resources policies and procedures, ensuring compliance and executing disciplinary actions when non-compliant behavior is present.
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Consult with senior leaders on decisions by filtering information into life saving intelligence.
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As a Human Resources Intern you will have the opportunity to apply your academic knowledge and training in a real-world setting. Collaborate with a variety of functions including Human Resources, Communications, Operations, and other groups.
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This position provides administrative and operational support to the Human Resources Department in the areas of recruitment, onboarding, development, employee records, and LMS. The ideal candidate should have some knowledge of Recruitment and Human Resources functions as well as the ability to conduct effective presentations.
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