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HR specialist
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Serves as an HR generalist, handling a variety of human resources activities including screening resumes, interviewing applicants, counseling employees, conducting termination interviews, supporting diversity initiatives, and maintaining records for EEO and affirmative action reporting.
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Human Resources Representative -- Functions as a generalist in a variety of Human Resources activities. Typically serves in an organization where specialists are not fully deployed. Responsibilities may include a multitude of activities. May screen resumes and applications and may interview applicants. May counsel employees concerning work-related problems and conduct termination interviews, providing feedback to management when necessary. Supports company’s diversity initiatives and may maintain records for EEO and affirmative action reporting requirements. Writes position descriptions, benefit brochures and employee handbooks. Conducts research and analyzes data on assigned projects. May assist in the formulation of compensation objectives, manpower goals, performance management, personnel policies and procedures. Education/Experience: Typically requires a Bachelor's degree with 0-1 year of professional experience.
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