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  • We Are Seeking Team Gilbert is seeking a Chief People Officer to lead our Human Resources Department, which we call our People Team. This department of 28 dedicated professionals is responsible for talent acquisition, business partnerships, organizational development, employee wellness, compensation and benefits, safety, HR technology, and people operations.
  • Are you a strategic, people‑centered leader with a passion for strengthening organizational culture and elevating employee experience?  If so, the City of Chesapeake invites you to join our team! We are seeking an adaptable, forward‑thinking human resources professional to serve as Deputy Director of Human Resources, helping lead a department committed to exceptional service, continuous improvement,
  • Full-time position available with the Human Resources Department – Compensation Division  Location: 414 E. 12th St. Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Application Deadline: August 28, 2026 About the Role The City of Kansas City, Missouri is hiring a Compensation Analyst to join the Human Resources Departments Compensation Division. In this role, youll help administer the
  • Santa Cruz (pop. 63,000) is located in one of the most beautiful areas in California on the sunny, northern side of Monterey Bay. As the economic, cultural, and governmental center of the region, Santa Cruz has a flourishing and diverse local economy based on tourism, retail, agriculture, services, and high-tech industry. Santa Cruz seeks a
  • The City of Hampton is seeking a strategic and collaborative Human Resources Manager to join our HR leadership team. In this key role, youll serve as a trusted advisor to City leaders, providing strategic HR guidance leading employee relations initiatives, ensuring employment law compliance, and advancing programs that support a high-performing workforce. You will: Serve

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  • New York Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced the extension of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement (NY HELPS) program. Initially launched to help accelerate the ability of New York state and municipal government agencies to appoint and hire talented employees, the NY HELPS program has been extended by the New York State Civil
  • Since October 2021, Mila Cosgrove has been a principal consultant with Workplace Solutions AK, a Juneau, Alaska-based human resources and organizational development firm. Cosgrove brings a wealth of HR expertise to that role; insight gained from spending more than 30 years in human resource-related roles, primarily at the state and municipal levels of government in
  • Coming from a small tropical island in the South Pacific, Gwendolyn Gilreath-Fou couldn’t have imagined that her career would take her to the City of Trotwood, Ohio. And if not for one manager’s intervention, she might not have found herself serving as a human resources generalist with the city just outside of Dayton. “My career

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