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Duties/Responsibilities: Support assigned managers and business units in all aspects of the employee life cycle including, but not limited to employee relations, counsel on policies and procedures, talent acquisition, onboarding, compensation, leave management, and employee engagement.
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The Human Resources Generalist will provide comprehensive HR support in the areas of employee relations, recruitment/staffing, compensation, employment law/compliance, benefits, organizational effectiveness, talent management, and training and development.
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Under the guidance of the HR Business Partner, managing and resolving employee relations issues. This includes performance management, leadership coaching and training, employee engagement, employee relations, and progressive coaching.
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Ensures HR is providing customer-oriented service to the business including talent management and organizational effectiveness, supports onboarding, employee relations, conflict management, termination, etc.
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Broad-based functional experience in HR and track record of accomplishment in areas of talent management, compensation, and employee relations. Employee Relations & ComplianceBe present at field locations to build relationships and maintain a pulse on the organization.
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The Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) is responsible for supporting leaders and employees with a wide range of HR initiatives, operational processes and procedures, tactical issues and employee relations efforts.
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Develops strong trusted partnerships with business leaders, acting as advisor and partner in the areas of talent acquisition, organizational effectiveness, talent management, employee relations, performance and development coaching & counseling.
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Provide dedicated guidance and coaching to multiple leaders and employees with specific focus on employee advocacy/engagement, conflict resolution, HR fundamentals, process training, employee relations, performance management, career development, talent assessment, talent acquisition & retention and workplace investigations as appropriate.
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Deep experience in people and organizational diagnosis and effective solutioning for talent initiatives, employee relations activities drafting position statements and responding to charges and claims from third parties (EEOC, DOL, TWC, IDHR, plaintiff legal counsel) and programs.
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Broad experience and specific knowledge of organizational design, talent management, employee relations, compensation, employee engagement, learning and performance management.
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Serve as a subject matter expert on employee relations matters, including policy interpretation, conflict resolution, and performance management. Conducts investigations of workplace policy violations and mediates difficult employee relations issues.
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If you’re ready for the next big step in your career and want a fun and fast paced environment that comes with a growing company, then JOIN our team and become a part of an organization that values PEOPLE, INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, SAFETY, INTEGRITY, ACCOUNTABILITY & SUSTAINABILITY. What you'll be doing: You will guide workforce planning and talent acquisition, complex employee relations case management, employee engagement and development, and compensation management.
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The Manager of Human Resources will work collaboratively for leading and overseeing the delivery of HR policies procedures, services, and solutions for a Distribution Center to include, but not be limited to, talent management, talent acquisition, employee and labor relations, pay administration, succession planning, delivery of training, performance management, diversity and inclusion, and HR investigations.
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Successfully lead HR activities within business lines, teaming with business leaders and employees across all functions, including compensation, talent acquisition, benefits, training and development, employee relations, succession planning, policy interpretation, investigations, compliance, performance management, and other HR areas.
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Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, they work closely with the business providing hands-on and strategic input, insight, and advice on people-related issues: talent management, recruiting, employee relations, coaching/development, compensation, conflict management, organizational development, and training.
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