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10+ years of experience as a Human Resources Business Partner, Consultant, Strategist or Specialist including experience with Associate or Employee Relations, Change Leadership, Talent Acquisition, Compensation, Talent Management, Organizational Development, Employment Practices, or Employment Law.
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On the HR Consulting team reporting to VP, HR Consulting you will lead strategic planning and execution for talent development, management, and organizational design within the Human Resources and Hilton Supply Management (HSM) Organization.
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This hands-on position oversees the execution of HR initiatives aligned with our strategic priorities and managing the full spectrum of human resources functions. In partnership with the Leadership Team, establish performance management frameworks and succession planning tools to identify and develop high-potential talent.
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Reporting to the HR (Senior) Director, the Human Resource Generalist will run the daily functions of the Human Resources (HR) department, including enforcing company policies and practices.
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Minimum of eight (8) years of progressive experience in Human Resources, including a minimum of six (6) years of direct multi-discipline, Workforce Planning, Forecasting, Talent Management or related work experience in organizational design, people analytics, or HR business partner activities.
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The Generalist has knowledge of the functional areas of learning and development, talent, management, benefits, performance, compensation, compliance, wellness, HR systems and technology, and diversity and inclusion.
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The Policy Analyst position is a critical role in the Office of the CAO, Human Capital Management Division (HCMD) and is responsible for the development, interpretation and maintenance of effective, progressive and strategic HR policies that are compliant with applicable employment laws and regulations and align with AOC’s mission, human capital strategic plan and workforce requirements.
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15+ years as a Senior HR executive with extensive business and human resources experience in a growth environment with substantial organizational change including company-wide human capital expense management.
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MS, MBA, or PhD in Human Resources Management, Organizational Development, Organizational Leadership and Management, Industrial-Organizational Psychology, Neuroscience, or Psychology.
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3+ years of experience in the field of human resources as a generalist, consultant, compensation analyst, Performance and Talent Management, or HR data analyst.
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4 years human resources experience and working with multiple managers in performance management and talent management matters, SHRM or HRCI certification preferred but not required.
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Under the direction of the CEO, the Director of Human Resources is responsible for the daily operation of the Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center Human Resource Department including, HR administration, talent acquisition and retention, onboarding, positive employee relations, compensation and benefits administration, performance management and regulatory compliance.
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Familiarity with ServiceNow modules, such as IT Asset Management (ITAM), IT Business Management (ITBM/SPM), Project Portfolio Management (PPM), or Human Resources (HR), is a plus.
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TGS is searching for an exceptionally talented Senior Human Capital Strategy Analyst to assist a DoD client in standing up a new Digital Talent Management (DTM) Office within the DoD Office of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO.
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Plan, organize, direct, control and coordinate the human resources (HR) management functions, including HR planning, recruitment, selection, appointments, classification, salary, benefits and entitlements administration, performance evaluation, staff development and orientation, staff well-being, telework arrangements and other elements of managing HR.
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