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As a Senior Advisor, Employee Engagement and Process Improvement , your work will help power our planet, reduce carbon emissions and create cleaner air for everyone. Develop and execute employee engagement initiatives and strategies for various surveys, such as the annual all-employee engagement survey, pulse survey, new hire survey, and exit survey.
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Job Title: Employee Relations Manager. Contribute to stakeholder engagement by identifying stakeholders; by finding out their needs, issues, and concerns; and by reacting to these needs, issues, and concerns, arranging meetings and events and drafting supporting materials to promote understanding and commitment.
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Serve as a trusted advisor to senior leadership, providing guidance, constructive feedback and consulting on effective leadership and building teams in service of the business - Consult on all aspects of organization design, role design, workforce planning, leadership development and employee engagement.
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You’ll leverage your strategic and hands-on Benefits & Wellness experience and knowledge to elevate our Benefits programs for over 1800 employees including EMEA and LATAM. This position plays a crucial role in enhancing employee satisfaction, engagement, and retention by providing comprehensive and competitive benefits packages, promoting employee wellness initiatives, and facilitating smooth relocation processes.
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