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  • Purpose of Classification: The purpose of this classification is to manage staff and operations of an assigned division of the department, such as Employee Relations, Human Resource Information Systems, Organization and Employee Development, and Policy and Strategic Planning. Essential Functions: The following duties are normal for this position. The omission of specific statements of the
  • Buncombe County offers in-office, hybrid, and remote positions. Employees in positions that are approved for remote work must work at a location within a 2-hour drive from the positions assigned Buncombe County facility. Join a team that invests in the people who serve our community. Buncombe County Government is seeking an experienced Benefits
  • Are you a self-motivated and experienced occupational health and safety professional who also enjoys coordinating and delivering training to diverse employee groups and values the preservation of open space? The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District (Midpen) is excited to offer an exceptional opportunity to apply your expertise in support of our mission! About Midpen: Midpen
  • The City of Virginia Beach Human Resources Department is seeking an analytical and collaborative professional to serve as a Senior Compensation Analyst with a primary focus on compensation and total reward analysis. This position plays a critical role in supporting City reward related programming by analyzing market data, providing salary structures oversight and recommendations for improvement,
  • Western Municipal Water District Riverside, California Director of Human Resources Salary: $178,406 to $265,529 The district provides a comprehensive benefits package. First resume review: July 24, 2026. As Director of Human Resources, you will serve a critical leadership role in shaping the direction, culture, and operational excellence of a growing and respected water district. Current

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  • According to Rex Sanders, his motivation to pursue a career in human resources was no different than most of his peers. “Like many HR professionals, I was drawn to this field by a desire to help people,” says Sanders, partner and co-founder of The Hive, an HR consulting firm focused on the public sector. Sanders,
  • Professionally speaking, Rita Fyffe doesn’t know anything other than public service. At age 18, Fyffe went to work in adult probation with Gregg County, Texas, in November 1977, just months after graduating from Longview High School. Fyffe worked in that department—now called Community Supervision and Corrections—for the next 12 years. She began as a data
  • In a 9-2 vote, Pennsylvania’s Senate Labor and Industry Committee recently passed the Family Care Act (SB 906), which would establish a statewide paid family and medical leave program. The bill now heads to the state’s full Senate for consideration. If ultimately passed, Pennsylvania would join 14 other states offering paid family and medical leave

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