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Bachelor’s degree in business administration, Human Resources, or related work experience of at least 5 years. This position will report directly to our Senior Human Resources Director.
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Additionally, the Director, Human Resources Business Partner, ensures we have increased focus and commitment to the employee experience and engagement, project standards, retention, and high-performance culture that embodies Suffolk’s core values.
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The role also requires HR Partner to coach business leaders on driving their own and team development, shape the organization culture, introduce new ways of working and drive strong commitment to employee engagement, inclusion and diversity.
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BS desired in Business Management, Human Resources, Organizational Development, Industrial Psychology, or related discipline. Strong business acumen and experience across a broad spectrum of Human Resources disciplines which may include leadership development, talent management, employee engagement, organizational design, recruiting, benefits, change management, leadership development, coaching and employee relations.
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As an HR Business Partner, you will influence and drive talent initiatives (e.g. recruitment, performance management, employee assessment, and development) while providing guidance and strategic direction to leaders of the National Council on human resources related issues.
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Associate Human Resources Business Partner – NYP/Queens. The Associate Human Resources Business Partner (AHRBP) plays a vital role of providing guidance and support on a wide range of strategic operational and human resources issues.
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Master’s degree or equivalent in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, Organizational Development, Public Administration or other relevant social sciences. Under the supervision of the Deputy Director, Human Resources and in close collaboration with the functional experts/global thematic leads in HR, the HR Business Partner will be responsible for implementing the above-mentioned activities for the designated portfolio.
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Role: Temporary Human Resources Business Partner. Manage day to day administration and execution of Human Resource programs include but not limited to onboarding, offboardings, compensation, benefits, and leave; disciplinary matters; disputes and investigations; performance and talent management; employee recognition and engagement; occupational health and safety; and training and development.
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This is a unique opportunity to partner directly with the Chief Human Resources Officer, two HR Business Partners and other HR team members at a rapidly growing alternative asset manager.
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We are looking for a Senior Human Resources Business Partner seeking an opportunity to have global impact and drive substantive business value for a critical business.
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As the Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP), you will take on the day-to-day responsibilities for administering and strategically implementing human resources programs and policies in your territory.
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Within The Framework Of The UN Common System And UN Staff Regulations And Rules, The Human Resources Management Division Directs And Supports The Delivery Of Responsive And Quality Human Resource Management Services, Ensuring Integration And Synergy In The Development Of a Comprehensive Human Resources Management Framework.
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5 years of progressive corporate Human Resources experience, with at least 1 year of experience in a business partner role or similar. Collaborate with HR Business Partner team to fulfill initiatives, including but not limited to the Great Place to Work® certification; employee engagement activities including biennial surveys and impact planning; executive summaries and reporting; employee pulse surveys; and updates to and introductions of manuals, guides and tools.
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The field HR Business Partner position is accountable for providing critical human resources support targeting internal development, to the field, as well as to the HR team.
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We are looking for a Senior HR Business Partner to join our team and work closely with our Managing Partner to build out and deliver an HR offering to our clients. Transaction Readiness & Support: Guide and facilitate fundraising and M&A processes including development of company presentations, providing modeling and quantitative storytelling, and acting as transaction PMO with data room management.
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