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Payroll Processing, HR, Human Resources, Tax Credits, HRIS, Benefits Administration, Software-as-a-Service, SaaS, Time and Attendance, Talent Acquisition, HR Management, Talent Management, Learning Management, Human Capital Management, Technology, Employee Self-Service, and Employee Engagement.
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JOB SUMMARY The HR Generalist is responsible for carrying out the day-to-day responsibilities in the assigned HR Department (s) including but not limited to: administrative tasks related to the smooth operation of an HR department, talent acquisition, onboarding, employee relations, benefits, worker’s compensation administration, safety and minor payroll tasks.
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The TDS teams include Information Security, Planning (architecture and PMO), Application Development, HR & Payroll Development, Infrastructure, and Client Services teams. Required Qualifications Significant, hands-on experience and an understanding of best practices with AWS cloud services, specifically with EC2, security groups, S3 and IAM.Advanced knowledge of RedHat Linux OS administration, including OS patch management and OS security.
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This role is a true generalist role that will provide the opportunity to be involved in every facet of People Operations, including but not limited to payroll, benefits administration, project management, onboarding, policy implementation, compliance, and documentation.
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While traditional HR and payroll providers automate basic HR processes such as payroll and benefits administration, Paylocity goes further by developing tools that HR and businesses need to compete for talent and deliver against the expectations of the modern workforce.
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The Office of Human Resources(HR) oversees recruitment, talent development, employee engagement, internal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programming, benefits administration, leaves of absence management, employee and labor relations, EEO/FEHA and ADA programs, and the Human Resources Information System (HRIS.
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Requires knowledge of operating HR systems and computer software and HR/Payroll systems. This includes benefits administration, employee relations, recruitment and retention of staff, communication with staff, career development of staff, compliance with wage and hour laws, training, workers' compensation, and legal matters pertaining to hotel employees.
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Reviewing and managing all payroll processing, HR paperwork, vacation/time off, workers compensation, STD, LTD, DOT recording keeping and all other aspects of hiring new employees. Direct all financial activities in the Market Center such as billing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll processing and expense management.
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Additionally, the HR Coordinator will support staff recruiting activities, conduct new hire orientation, assist with office wide employee relations initiatives, and perform other activities related to the general administration of the HR department.
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Foster a strong, progressive relationship with local union. Partner with properties' executive Planning Committees on people strategy. When you're not shopping at Union Square, enjoying the city's diverse culinary scene or exploring one of the Bay Area's top attractions, unwind in our newly renovated guest rooms, designed to represent the natural beauty of San Francisco's fog, redwood trees and ocean.
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Working with the AVP of HR and Administration and other relevant departments, the you will research and implement best practices for employee onboarding and offboarding and employee HR and Payroll file management in the digital age.
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Key Responsibilities: as a Human Resource Coordinator at dnata catering, your primary responsibility will be to support the Human Resource Generalist in various HR functions. Additionally, you will assist with benefits administration, including enrollment, claims processing, and addressing employee inquiries related to benefits.
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As Global Payroll and HR Administration Specialist, you’ll be part of the early team building the People & Culture function at Gigs and a trusted partner in our growth journey, helping us to optimise productivity, engagement, and happiness across our diverse team, located in 20+ countries from US west coast to Hungary.
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Assist the Bay Area HR Team with a variety of human resources projects, including, but not limited to document audits, file digitization, summer internship coordination, and community outreach programming.
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Coordinate with Finance, Legal and HR departments to ensure seamless integration of payroll and equity processes with the broader financial, compliance and human capital management systems.
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