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The Contract Recruiter will source, screen, and interview candidates for various roles, build relationships with stakeholders, and improve recruitment metrics.

Lead engaging learning experiences to enhance performance across the organization, focusing on facilitation, instructional design, and change support. Build relationships with stakeholders and continuously improve training programs based on feedback.

Conscious Talent seeks experienced people leaders to shape HR strategies, build inclusive cultures, and support organizational growth, integrating personal development values in their work.

Responsible for sourcing, engaging, and supporting executives aligned with Conscious Talent's mission. Manage full-cycle recruiting for senior-level roles and assess candidates’ hard skills and personal growth journeys.

As the Manager of Compensation, you will oversee compensation programs, manage incentive plans, advise leaders on compensation strategies, and ensure compliance with laws.

The Senior Director, People will oversee HR operations, support employee relations, drive company culture, and ensure compliance with HR policies.

The HR Coordinator will manage operations within the People team, including onboarding, offboarding, performance tracking, and HRIS maintenance. They'll ensure data accuracy and develop HR SOPs.

The Senior HR Business Partner aligns HR strategies with business objectives, manages HR functions, drives employee engagement, and ensures compliance. Responsibilities include talent development, employee relations, and change management.

As an HR Generalist, you'll support employee relations, retention efforts, training, and compliance with HR operations while driving a positive workplace culture.

The Associate Director, HR provides strategic leadership, manages HR functions, supports business units, and develops HR programs while leading a team of HR professionals.

Join Procter & Gamble as an HR Business Partner intern, where you'll engage in meaningful HR projects, develop leadership skills, and work in a dynamic, multicultural environment.

The HR Manager is responsible for leading HR functions at a manufacturing plant, focusing on employee well-being, project leadership, and operational excellence.