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Reporting to the Senior Vice-President of Human Resources and to the MGB SVP Employee/Labor Relations; the Executive Director, Employee Relations will lead the Community Division and Enterprise Services employee relations function.
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Reporting Relationships: Direct Supervisor: Regional Director/Service Line Director Directly Supervises: Multiple positions within the program, Assistant Program Directors Ancillary Support to: All staff within the program, finance, facilities, QA, Risk Management, Incident Management Resources for Human Development is an equal opportunity employer.
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The HRBP will act as a strategic advisor, offering guidance on employee relations, talent management, compensation and benefits, employee engagement, HR analytics and reporting and policy and procedures.
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DescriptionPosition SummaryThe Human Resources Co-op will support the Employee Engagement team and specifically the Human Resources Business Partners. For general questions regarding MassDOT, call the Human Resources Service Center at 857-368-4722.
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Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Organizational Psychology, Business Administration, or related field or equivalent work experience required. Overview The Manager, HR Business Partnerships plays a pivotal role in driving the success of our organization by working closely with business leaders and across Human Resources to develop and execute on a comprehensive people strategy that aligns with our business objectives.
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Post-secondary education in Business, Human Resources, Health Sciences, Technology or related field and/or equivalent work experience Exhibits exceptional organizational skills and efficiency in providing premium level of service and personalized attention to clientsFamiliarity with the Employee Assistance, Wellness, Preventative Health, Occupational health health, or Human Capital Management (HCM) market is advantageous, along with customer relationship management experience in the HCM space.
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Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field. We seek to alleviate human suffering by solving important medical problems in two core focus areas: allergy/inflammation and oncology/hematology.
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The position provides leadership and is responsible for all human resources functions including employee benefits and compensation, recruitment, employee and labor relations, culture and employee development, operations, HR technology, performance management, and Title IX. The Vice President leads the HR team in providing high-quality customer service.
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To qualify, you must have:BA degree, MA preferred in I/O Psychology, Organizational Development, Leadership Development, Human Resources, or closely related field. This Senior Program Manager, Employee Experience & Engagement will:Collaborate with key stakeholders to create the employee experience strategy, philosophy, framework, and recognition program, including designing impactful events, campaigns, culture programs, and supporting resources.
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Bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant field, such as economics, I/O Psychology, statistics, MIS or human resources. At least 5 years of experience in people analytics, human resources, or Management consulting.
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Keeps VP of Human Resources aware of employee relations issues and seeks guidance on complex matters. Participates as Human Resources lead in Joint Commission, CMS and DPH surveys.
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This position reports directly to the President/CEO and is responsible for all aspects of human resources: employee recruitment, retention, and engagement; compensation and benefits; employee relations; safety and workers compensation; and employee training, development, and advancement.
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Through Gallagher Better Works, you’ll be afforded the opportunity to partner with our respected experts in Pharmacy, Voluntary Benefits, Retirement Services, Human Resources Consulting and other specialty areas to grow your knowledge and win business.
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Degree in Human Resources, PHR, SPHR or relevant human resources certifications. Minimum 5+ years human resources experience, combination of COE and generalist experience.
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Under the general direction of the VP, HR, the Senior Human Resources Manager(SHM) is responsible a broad range of administrative functions with primary focus on support for staff in the areas of onboarding, training and development, performance management, employee engagement and employee relations.
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