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If you are a highly motivated and experienced Talent Acquisition Manager or experienced Recruiter who is looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity, we look forward to hearing from you.
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We are looking for an experienced recruitment professional to seamlessly integrate our commitment to diversity and inclusion with talent acquisition and drive our recruitment strategy, developing a consistent and engaging talent acquisition program while ensuring our talent pools and workforce best reflect our communities.
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The Manager, Talent Acquisition for G-III is responsible for developing recruiting strategies that support current and future business needs; leading and executing all aspects of talent acquisition and ensuring correct, consistent work quality across all searches, using strong collaborating and influencing skills.
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Works in concert with Talent Acquisition – follows up with leads, schedules interviews, assists as a sourcing support for SVPs, DMs, and PDMs in Wall. Works in concert with Technology Manager around local troubleshooting of Lexmark and Network.
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Assist with training recruitment staff on Talent Acquisition Process. Under supervision of the TA Lead or HR Manager, the Sr. TA Partner will be responsible for various recruitment activities, from creating job opening records in PeopleSoft TAM, sourcing/reviewing resumes, sharing resumes with hiring managers, scheduling interviews, following up on interviews, referring to facility HR for onboarding, etc.
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Alex Cosmer (he/him), Sr. Talent Acquisition Manager, alex.cosmer@alaant.com or (518) 689-0714. Oversee two (2) direct reports; the Communications/Social Media Coordinator and the Special Events Coordinator.
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We are looking for a Talent Acquisition Manager (IT Recruiting) to join our fun and collaborative team! Talent Acquisition Manager (IT Recruiting) Talent Acquisition Manager’s have the luxury of prioritizing their own accounts, client relationships and job orders – no micro managing and innovation/ creativity is encouraged.
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We are hiring a Talent Acquisition Manager for our growing HR team! The Talent Acquisition Manager will be responsible for all things recruiting across the organization.
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Projects as assigned to develop and further improve the Talent Acquisition department i.e. Candidate Experience, Employer Branding (social media), manager toolbox for interviewing etc.
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Proven track record in talent acquisition, employee relations, performance management, and HR compliance. From talent acquisition to employee relations and compliance, you will be instrumental in driving the HR agenda forward.
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The Senior Manager, HR also serves as a direct liaison between the Executive Director and the Centers of Excellence (e.g., Talent Development, Talent Acquisition, Payroll and Benefits, etc.
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Reporting to the Director of Talent Acquisition, the Talent Acquisition Manager – Home Care is a trusted business partner of RiverSpring Living’s companies who builds and fosters the connection between recruitment and retention for business development and growth for RiverSpring Living Programs.
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Talent Acquisition: Talent Acquisition Coordinator, Talent Recruiter, Talent Acquisition Manager, etc. Talent Success: Learning & Development Associate, Talent Success Manager, etc.
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The Digital Product Director, Talent Acquisition & Management will be responsible for shaping and executing against product strategies that support our core CEG tools and enable a great colleague experience everyday.
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Minimum of 5 years demonstrated experience in roles related to workforce development, talent acquisition, diversity and inclusion, non-profit program management, learning & development, and/or biotechnology education and training.
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