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5+ years of experience in Human Resources, including HR Business Partner or generalist roles. The Sr. HR Manager will be instrumental in providing hands-on support in Manager & Employee relations, talent management, and organizational effectiveness while contributing to continuous improvement to the HR function overall.
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This individual will work within the Human Resources (“HR”) team to assist with HR administration and operational projects. Day to day data maintenance, user support, and reporting from Workday, the Human Capital Management (HCM) system.
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Leading a best-in-class Employee Experience HR support model for the full employee lifecycle from Onboarding, Talent Management, Growth & Development, Life Events through to Offboarding.
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This position requires a results-focused, forward-thinking Human Resources professional with strong change management skills, able to play an important role in leading core HR functions and strategic initiatives that support the mission and vision of these organizations.
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The HR Generalist will be responsible for processing payroll, benefits administration, and performing HR functions for multiple external clients. Assist Consultants with HR Initiatives, including but not limited to: HR audits, Employee communications, policy implementation, employee relations issues.
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Fagron Sterile Services (FSS) at their Boston/Canton MA location is seeking an experienced HR Generalist to act as the site lead for the HR functions. Provide effective HR support to managers and employees on site as the first resource for the team.
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Bachelor’s degree (HR or related field of study preferred), with a minimum of 5 years of Human Resources Generalist experience (multi-unit retail preferred) and a minimum of 3 years’ experience resolving complex employee relations issues, or the equivalent combination of education and experience.
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Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts (GSEMA) is currently seeking a Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO). Substantial knowledge and experience in organizational behavior, talent management and assessment, compensation and benefits, employee relations, and DEI/RJ initiatives and programs that create and support an inclusive workplace culture.
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Reporting to the Director of Events, the Deputy Director will be a part of the events leadership team and be integral to assuring the team provides consistent and successful events and activities that support the development and alumni engagement efforts for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), the University Development Office (UDO), and the Harvard Alumni Association (HAA.
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While the employee does not directly supervise the other benefits staff, the Benefits Administrator may assist in the assignment, direction and monitoring of work and assignments of the City’s benefits consultant and the HR generalist assigned to the benefits administration function; reports back to the Director or Deputy Director any concerns related to support staff in this division.
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This hands-on position oversees the execution of HR initiatives aligned with our strategic priorities and managing the full spectrum of human resources functions. The HR Director plays a pivotal role in driving MEI's people and culture initiatives, shaping our employee experience, and fostering a vibrant and high-performing work environment.
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Resources for Human Development (RHD) is now hiring Direct Care Professionals at $17.25 an hour with a sign-on bonus*! The mission of Resources for Human Development (RHD) is to provide caring, effective and innovative services that empower people of all abilities as they build better lives for themselves, their families and their communities.
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The program is divided into three eight-month rotations, with assignments in areas including: HR generalist/business partnership, employee relations, or specialist roles such as total rewards, people operations, talent acquisition, or talent management and development.
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Reporting to the Chief Human Resources Officer, the Deputy Chief Human Resources Officer will support SAA HR in executing the overall human capital strategy and day-to-day operations.
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Reporting to the Sr. Human Resources Director, the Human Resources Generalist – Benefits & Absence Management is a key contributor to the Human Resources Department.
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