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Maintaining a focus on strategic workforce planning, talent assessment and calibration, performance management and development and change management needs. Liaising between the business and other HR departments (Talent Acquisition, Total Rewards, Talent Management, and Diversity and Inclusion) to communicate the business need in order to deliver the most comprehensive and scalable HR solution.
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B.S. in Business, Management, Human Resources, or related field with 8+ years of Human Resources experience. Lead or collaborate in building or enhancing and driving successful rollout of key HR programs including workforce planning, talent review, performance management, promotion process, compensation planning, and employee engagement.
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5-12 years of experience in human resources, recruiting, or talent management, preferably in a professional services setting. Strategic Business Partner to a growing team of professionals.
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They are seeking a skilled and proactive Workday Administrator to join our team in Boston, MA. This is a fantastic opportunity to play a key role in the optimization and management of our Workday system, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of our business.
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Department:EOEEA Office of Human Resources – Shared Services Position Overview: The Strategic Human Resources Business Partner is responsible for developing and executing HR strategies that align with their respective agency(ies) overall business goals and objectives.
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Responsibilities include working closely with Director of Human Resources and MSBA leaders to ensure alignment of Human Resources objectives with authority-wide business objectives as it relates to recruitment, retention, performance management, benefits and compensation, policy, DE&I, and employee engagement.
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Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field. Demonstrated experience in talent management, employee relations, performance management, and organizational development.
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The HR Manager will work closely with the HR Business Partner to support several Capital Markets investing teams with their overall talent management agenda, including assessing, hiring and retaining the best talent possible, on-going program and performance management activities, and a variety of development and HR-related initiatives to enhance the team’s overall professional capabilities.
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The Sr. Director will implement human capital strategies and programs for functional client groups of significant complexity in collaboration with Talent Management, Talent Acquisition, Diversity and Inclusion, and Total Rewards, with the goal of sustainably and competitively positioning Veralto to meet future business talent challenges.
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The HR Business Partner Program Coordinator serves as the key support for the Human Resources department, including, but not limited to providing HR administrative and project based support on HRIS administration/data integrity, reporting/analytics, employee relations, performance management, compensation, training and development, new employee onboarding and orientation and compliance.
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The Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) is a pivotal member of the executive leadership team, tasked with designing, developing, and advancing the organization’s global human resources strategy.
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Undergraduate degree in a related field is preferred (e.g. Human Resources, Business Administration, or Organizational Management). Human Resources certification is preferred (e.g. SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP.
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Lutron is seeking an experienced, detail-oriented Human Resources Business Partner out of our engineering office in Boston, MA. In this role, you will apply your ability to work effectively in a matrix organizational structure to support employees in both our Boston and Philadelphia engineering offices.
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As a trainee, the incumbent will plan, organize and carry out various responsibilities in areas such as recruitment and placement, position classification, management-employee relations, performance appraisals and visa processing for assigned organizations within the observatory.
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The Executive Director, Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) reports to the Vice President Business Partner (VPBP) for Mount Auburn Hospital). Leads activities and ensures successful achievement of objectives related to employee engagement, workforce management, performance management, Impacts overall business performance and employee engagement by providing strategic, creative, and collaborative leadership across the Medical Center.
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