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Assist your HR Business Partner to resolve associate conflicts and disciplinary issues, adhering to company policies and legal requirements. Maintain a strong code of ethics and high degree of confidentiality of information about all company, associate, community, legal, and all other matters.
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Bachelor’s degree in Paralegal Studies, business administration, legal studies or related field preferred. Description: The Paralegal will assist the Chief Legal Officer and Chief Science & Technology Officer, as well as other attorney(s), corporate scientists, and the sales team, by providing administrative and research support services, including contract preparation, review, and negotiation; administering the company’s materials sampling process in support of the sales and R&D teams; and supporting the management of the company’s extensive intellectual property portfolio.
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May be required to work on religious and/or legal holidays on scheduled days/shifts. The Registered Nurse supervises activities of care, treatment and services of patient provided by LPN/LVNs, RNTs/CNAs, and other staff on assigned unit and shift.
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Note: Positions require that applicants must be at least 21 years of age, have a valid driver's license and meet the legal requirements for peace officers as prescribed by the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council (P.O.S.T.
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