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Location : We are seeking an experienced Human Resources Director for Lucas Oil Stadium , home to the Indianapolis Colts National Football team! Job Listing: Human Resources Director At Sodexo Live.
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Job DetailsDivision: The David J. Joseph Company Location: Cincinnati, OH, United States Other Available Locations: N/AAbout Us:DJJ, a division of Nucor Corporation, is seeking applicants for our Human Resources Manager position.
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POSITION SUMMARY: Under the general direction of the Sheriff and Undersheriff, the Human Resources Manager's focus is to provide professional-level insight in all aspects of employment management and development including applicant review, hiring, and terminations as well as the management of any leave of absence programs.
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Reporting directly to the Senior Director of Human Resources, with three direct reports, this position holds a pivotal role in driving organizational excellence and fostering a positive work culture.
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ABOUT THE ROLEThe Director of Human Resources-HRBP will plan, lead, direct, and coordinate the policies and activities of the HRBP Function for both Filson and Shinola. This director level position is primarily responsible for serving as a strategic partner with executive/senior leaders to influence and guide the development and deployment of strategies, programs, policies, and procedures, ensuring human resources support activities are aligned with the overall business strategy, and overseeing the implementation of organizational change efforts.
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Kronos, Oracle)Minimum experience required to perform this job:1-2 years related experienceSpecific jobs which could prepare an individual for this job:Previous experience in Human Resources and Payroll department.
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Position Title: Human Resources Director. Bachelors or Masters degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field. This hands-on position oversees the execution of HR initiatives aligned with our strategic priorities and managing the full spectrum of human resources functions.
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Partner with the Store Support Center Human Resources and the Store Manager with policy, procedure, and initiatives. Supervisory Responsibilities None Essential Qualities for SuccessAt least 2 years of human resources experience or equivalent combination of experience and education.
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Interacts with Home Office on HR administrative issues and keeps the Human Resources Supervisor informed, as needed. Responds to external inquiries regarding a variety of Human Resources issues.
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Establish yourself as an HR Business Partner to assigned leaders to provide exceptional Human Resources support. Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field or equivalent work experience.
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With accountability for all administrative and operational aspects of human resources management across the organization, the CHRO spearheads innovative initiatives and policies spanning talent strategy, talent management, workforce development, leadership optimization, total rewards, employee/labor relations, HRIS, performance management, workforce planning, and diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
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The Human Resources Coordinator provides support for all aspects of the human resources function and has primary responsibility for all HR transactions related to both the Auxiliary & Business Services (ABS) and the Public Safety (PS) Divisions.
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The City’s next HR Director will ensure that the organization's human resources management system is equitable, ensures equal opportunity and treatment for all customers, and is executed with friendly, courteous, and professional service.
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APPLICANTS MUST BE PERMANENT IN THE CLERICAL ASSOCIATE CIVIL SERVICE TITLE, The Department of Social Services (DSS) is comprised of the administrative units of the New York City Human Resources Administration (HRA) and the Department of Homeless Services (DHS.
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Thorough knowledge of the Human Resources disciplines and best practices; applicable Federal and state employment law such as Title VII, EEOC, ADEA, FMLA, SCA, DBA, US DOL Wage & Hour, USERRA, ADA, ERISA, and FLSA.Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other Characteristics Maintain a thorough understanding of employment regulations, industry trends, current practices, new developments, applicable laws, and employment legislation pertaining to all personnel matters, and various federal requirements.
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human resources jobs Title: director Company: Acadia Healthcare in Lahaina, Hawaii
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