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The HR Manager Employee Relations and Development (HR Manager, ER & D) oversees all aspects of the delivery of employee relations and development throughout the organization. This position supervises the Human Resources (HR) Business Partner and Generalist positions, working closely with leadership to ensure the HR Business Partners provide the appropriate level of service and competence throughout the organization. The HR Manager ER & D is also responsible for overseeing the execution of employee-related compliance initiatives and providing timely, meaningful updates regarding the employee relations and development activities to the HR Director. This position develops the training and education strategy for Mountain Park Health Center and plans goals for each year as the organization builds a competitive advantage. They are fully responsible for the training budget and reports the utilization and results.
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Full Time
$107k-138k (estimate)
07/22/2024
08/15/2024
mphcaz.com
Phoenix, AZ
<25
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