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5+ years of experience in Human Resources, with time spent in a CoE Organizational Development and/or Talent Management areas. Research, identify and incorporate external leading best practices, innovations and trends into design of talent management and organizational effectiveness solutions where appropriate.
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Ten or more years of experience in one or more of the following fields: human resources, human capital management, HR employee and labor relations or talent management.
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Join the Human Resources as a Talent Acquisition Specialist. Human Resources experience in the administration in one if not all the following programs: Talent Acquisition and/or Compensation Administration.
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LocationBoston, MAApplying for the RolePlease send your CV and cover note to with the subject ‘Talent Management Consultant – (Boston)’ in the subject title. FirstPoint USA is seeking outstanding Talent Management Consultants to join a growing team and be responsible for a portfolio of clients, delivering both client care and support to help student-athletes and their families secure college placement aligned to their academic, athletic, and financial aspirations.
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Provide strategic guidance and thought leadership to leaders on all aspects of HR, including talent acquisition, talent management, organizational development, employee relations, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
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A minimum of two (2) years progressive relevant experience in talent development, organizational development, project management, human resources or an administrative function. Position Information Recruitment/Posting Title Organizational and Talent Development Specialist Job Category Staff & Executive - Human Resources Department UHR- Org & Talent Development Overview Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is a leading national research university and the State of New Jersey's preeminent, comprehensive public institution of higher education.
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Master’s degree in Human Resource Management, Business Administration, or similar field (I/O Psychology, Organizational Development) is preferred. Knowledge and experience using Talent and Human Resources systems and competency models, preferably Korn Ferry.
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Analyze data to identify trends, gaps, and priorities, particularly in the areas of performance management, talent development, and workforce planning. 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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Assist with coordination of requisition management, candidate sourcing and social media presence as identified by the Director of Human Resources and/or Talent Acquisition Manager.
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The program areas include employee/labor relations; talent acquisition; testing, classification and compensation; employee benefits administration; worker's compensation; HRIS; soft-skills and mandated training; employee development; performance management & employee discipline; policy development; labor negotiations; and HR records management.
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Maintains knowledge of trends, best practices, regulatory changes, and new technologies in human resources, talent management, and employment law. The Human Resources Generalist provides professional level duties related to Human Resources, including responsibilities in the following functional areas: Employee Relations, Compliance, Performance Management, Onboarding, Payroll and Benefits Administration.
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Oversee all HR functional areas, including, but not limited to: talent acquisition, employee relations, compensation, leave management, benefits administration (experience in Workers Compensation, FMLA, FAMLI, and ADA), workforce development and HR systems.
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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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Leads all human capital management functions including talent management (recruiting, performance management, training); compensation and benefits; human resources information systems; civil service; labor relations (collective bargaining and administration of all collective bargaining agreements); and regulatory requirements (in conjunction with Legal Department.
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The Chief Human Resource Officer will develop and establish talent management/human resources policies, plans and services including recruitment, selection, legal compliance, employee benefits, salary and wage administration plan, employee relations, diversity and inclusion, employment practices and procedures, employee communications and events.
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