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Performs other duties or special projects as required by the Human Resources Manager and Corporate HR. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations, Psychology, or Business Administration or a related field preferred (or advanced certificates in Human Resources management) or 3- 4 years of progressive work experience in Human Resources with a solid track record for delivering results.
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Within CTDI. We share personnel personal information within CTDI and among its subsidiaries and affiliates to receive IT services/security, Human Resources, tax and accounting, and general business and employment purposes.
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Specialized in accounting, finance, human resources, talent acquisition, procurement, supply chain and select administrative professions, we extend the capabilities of industry-leading companies.
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As the Human Resources Manager, you will play a key role in shaping and driving our people strategy. With a passion for excellence and a dedication to fostering a positive workplace culture, our client is seeking a highly skilled and motivated professional who is looking for the opportunity to be a part of their leadership team and take their employee experience to the next level as a Human Resources Manager.
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Oversee hiring, training, reviewing, counseling and separation of paraprofessional partners, in partnership with AOM (Area Operations Manager) and Human Resources Business Partner.
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The Human Resources Manager will provide leadership in all aspects of Human Resources, specifically Benefits, Recruitment, Compliance, Employee Relations & Engagement, Recognition & Rewards and Compensation.
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Document and report all production and staffing issues to the VP of Business Development, General Manager, Plant Manager, and Human Resources in a timely manner. Collaborate proactively with Leadership and Food Safety Manager to share production knowledge, staffing needs, and other resources to accomplish goals and measurable objectives and KPIs.
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As a Hotel General Manager, you will function as the primary strategic business leader for your assigned property, and will oversee all aspects of the operation, including management of: general property performance, as well as food & beverage operations, sales and marketing strategy, profitability, revenue generation, and human resources activities.
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The HR Manager will be responsible for all HR matters including; employee relations, organizational development, recruitment, training/coaching, onboarding, compliance, policy implementation, benefits administration, training/development, and performance management.
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Personnel and Human Resources - Knowledge of principles and procedures for personnel recruitment, selection, training, compensation and benefits, labor relations and negotiation, and personnel information systems.
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Collaborate with all support teams including Safety, Engineering, Loss Prevention, Quality Assurance, Human Resources to develop plans to meet business objectives. We are looking for motivated, customer-focused individuals who want to join our team as an Area Manager.
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Plan, assign and evaluate the work of staff, screen and select candidates, provide guidance and coaching, establish individual goals and objectives, monitor volume, workflow and quality, manage performance to include conducting performance appraisals, make pay recommendations, partner with Human Resources to resolve employment related issues.
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Concerns to the Store Leader and when applicable, the District Leader and Human Resources. concerns to the Store Leader and when applicable, the District Leader and Human Resources. Assist the Store Leader with assembling an effective retail team through recruiting, training and development.
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Ability to prepare clear written memos and reports to Warehouse Manager and Human Resources. Summary: The Assistant Branch Operation Manager assists the Branch Operations Manager in directing daily warehouse operations by performing the following duties personally or through subordinates.
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Have at least 1 year fast food/retail management experience. Additionally, they would be self-motivated, dependable, and able to work effectively in a fast-paced environment while maintaining 100% total customer focus and operational excellence.
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