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Serve as a close business partner with Plant Managers, General managers, Sr. Managers and/or Vice Presidents on all human resources matters, including providing counsel and support to managers and line leaders regarding talent acquisition, employee engagement and retention, diversity, employee relations, performance management, team building, coaching and development, succession planning, compensation, legal and regulatory compliance and site safety, security and crisis management.
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The Talent Management Business Partner (TMBP) will consult with various Parkland business units and serve as the primary point of Human Resources contact for hospital leadership, primarily manager, director, and VP levels.
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The HR Business Partner (HRBP) serves as a strategic consultant to operations leadership on human resources-related issues, including talent and leadership development, succession planning, workforce planning, performance management, change management, engagement and recognition, special projects, and employee relations.
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Provides oversight and direction for all human resources policies and processes and leads all operations including, but not limited to, talent management, employee relations, employee engagement/retention, performance management, workforce planning, organizations design, leadership coaching.
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Use understanding of business and enterprise goals to identify needs, opportunities, solutions, and risks relating to human resources programs and services, workforce productivity and engagement, organizational design and performance, talent management, and diversity and inclusion.
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With Embeds platform, a business (single or multi-location) has real-time visibility and control across the entire operation: a full range of games management, real-time prize inventory, from guest party planning and bookings via mobile to integrated point-of-sales, including bundles and upsell packages, self-recycling game card kiosks and so much more.
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The Master Data Management Analyst will be responsible for defining, designing and building dimensional databases to meet business needs. Our consultants bring deep expertise in Data Science, Machine Learning and AI. We are the trusted analytics partner for multiple Fortune 500 companies, enabling them to generate business value from data.
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The Director, HR Business Partner serves in a strategic partner and leadership capacity as a member of the Market leadership team. The Director, HR Business Partner is responsible for directing and leading a team of HR business partners.
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This role will partner with team leaders to implement and execute HR strategies focused on employee training, organizational effectiveness, workforce planning, and employee engagement. MANAGEMENT: Paid Time Off, Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Retirement, Company Cell Phone, Company Laptop, Advancement.
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The Talent Development Manager will support talent management programs and processes that are strategically linked to the brand's business strategy. They will partner and collaborate with other PW members and business functions to support the planning, design, development, implementation, and sustainment of processes/programs that increase employee engagement, accelerate performance, and grow the talent pipeline to deliver business results.
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A Corporate Human Resources Business Partner (HRBP) with expertise in HR project management. Minimum of seven years of experience as an HR Business Partner or HR Generalist, with some focus on HR Project Management.
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Provide coaching and/or programs to address business issues related to areas such as workforce planning/selection, compensation, retention, organizational structure, associate development, succession planning and talent management.
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Job Summary: The HR Business Partner will proactively partner with business leaders on a regular basis on performance management, organizational development, onboarding, and engagement and retention.
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Will be coaching and advising these leaders on a variety of strategic HR initiatives/processes (i.e., talent management, talent development, employee engagement, succession planning, workforce planning, etc.
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We handle employee questions, recruit top talent, lead talent management initiatives, set the people strategy and work with our senior leaders to create long-term strategies and plans for the future of our business.
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