Manager, Human Resources – Advanced Manufacturing | Rochester, MN

Manager, Human Resources

📍 Location: Rochester, Minnesota
🏢 Work Arrangement: 100% Onsite
💼 Employment Type: Full-Time
🕒 Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
💰 Base Salary: $90,000–$110,000
💵 Additional Compensation: Performance-Based Bonus Plan
🚫 Visa Sponsorship: Not Available
🚚 Relocation Assistance: Not Available
🏭 Industry: Advanced Manufacturing

Lead the People Strategy Behind a High-Performance Manufacturing Operation

A leading advanced manufacturing organization is seeking an experienced Human Resources Manager to lead employee relations, recruitment and day-to-day HR operations at its Rochester facility.

This is a highly visible, hands-on leadership position for an HR professional who enjoys working directly with employees, supervisors and senior leaders. You will help maintain a fair, consistent and compliant workplace while strengthening recruitment, employee engagement, leadership capability and operational performance.

You will also manage and develop a team of HR Generalists and Administrators while helping shape the policies, processes and systems that support the wider organization.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

This role offers the opportunity to:

• Lead HR operations within a complex, fast-paced manufacturing environment

• Manage and develop an established team of HR professionals

• Serve as a trusted adviser to operational leaders and employees

• Take ownership of employee relations, investigations and workplace compliance

• Influence recruitment, onboarding, training and retention strategies

• Improve HR policies, systems and operational processes

• Work closely with internal legal counsel on sensitive employment matters

• Build a visible and trusted HR presence across the facility

What You’ll Be Doing

Employee Relations and Leadership Support

• Serve as a trusted HR resource to employees, supervisors and senior leaders

• Provide guidance on performance management, workplace conduct and employee concerns

• Lead employee-relations investigations and recommend appropriate corrective actions

• Counsel employees and managers on workplace conflict and performance issues

• Support disciplinary processes, including recommendations involving termination

• Promote fairness, consistency, confidentiality and professionalism across all HR decisions

• Build strong relationships with employees at every level of the organization

Recruitment and Workforce Support

• Lead full-cycle recruitment for site-based positions

• Interview candidates and make hiring recommendations

• Prepare and present employment offers

• Coordinate onboarding and new-employee orientation

• Work with external recruitment partners and advertising platforms when required

• Support managers in making effective and consistent hiring decisions

• Strengthen recruitment processes to improve quality, efficiency and candidate experience

HR Team Management

• Manage, coach and develop HR Generalists and HR Administrators

• Establish departmental goals, priorities and performance expectations

• Provide ongoing mentoring and professional-development support

• Ensure the HR team delivers responsive and consistent service

• Promote accountability, collaboration and continuous improvement

Compliance, Policy and Employee Programs

• Administer HR policies, procedures and employee programs

• Support the development and maintenance of the employee handbook

• Ensure compliance with applicable federal and state employment regulations

• Prepare responses for unemployment claims, hearings and other employment-related matters

• Partner with internal legal counsel on sensitive or business-critical cases

• Conduct HR audits involving attendance, records, workplace practices and computer usage

• Maintain accurate, confidential and compliant HR documentation

• Deliver HR information and updates during employee and leadership meetings

Training and Continuous Improvement

• Coordinate and monitor employee and management training

• Support training covering interviewing, workplace conduct, harassment prevention and company policies

• Conduct regular facility tours to maintain a visible HR presence

• Identify opportunities to improve HR systems, processes and service delivery

• Collaborate with cross-functional leaders to implement operational improvements

• Use HR data and reporting to identify trends, risks and workforce priorities

What You’ll Bring

Essential Requirements

• At least six years of progressive Human Resources experience

• Strong, hands-on experience in both employee relations and recruitment

• Demonstrated experience leading and managing employees

• Experience coaching and mentoring professionals at different organizational levels

• Working knowledge of federal and state employment laws

• Experience handling investigations, performance concerns and disciplinary actions

• Strong policy-development and HR compliance experience

• Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel and spreadsheet-based reporting

• Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills

• Strong organization, prioritization and multitasking capabilities

• Ability to exercise discretion and independent judgment when handling sensitive matters

• Proven problem-solving, negotiation and conflict-resolution skills

Preferred Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration or a related discipline

• Equivalent education and substantial progressive HR experience may also be considered

• Previous HR leadership experience within manufacturing, electronics, industrial operations or another complex site-based environment

• Experience managing HR Generalists, Coordinators or Administrators

• Experience working with unemployment claims, legal hearings or internal employment counsel

• Familiarity with continuous-improvement tools and methodologies

• Experience supporting multicultural or geographically dispersed teams

• Working knowledge of WebEx or comparable virtual-meeting platforms

The Ideal Candidate

The successful candidate will be a visible, approachable and action-oriented HR leader who is equally comfortable advising senior management and supporting employees on the manufacturing floor.

You should be able to balance empathy with sound judgment, protect confidentiality and make fair, defensible decisions. You will also need the confidence to challenge appropriately, influence cross-functional leaders and take ownership of difficult employee-relations matters.

This position is particularly well suited to someone who combines strong operational HR knowledge with a genuine passion for developing people, improving processes and building a positive workplace culture.

Compensation and Benefits

The anticipated base salary for this position is $90,000–$110,000 per year.

Individual compensation will be determined by several factors, including relevant skills, qualifications, certifications, experience, training, internal compensation data and wider business requirements.

The comprehensive rewards package includes:

• Performance-based bonus plan

• Medical, dental and vision insurance

• 401(k) retirement plan

• Paid time off

• Applicable state and local employee-leave benefits

• Career-development opportunities

• A collaborative and inclusive working environment

Benefits eligibility is based on scheduled working hours and applicable plan requirements.

Export-Control Notice

This position may involve access to information or technology controlled under applicable United States export-control laws.

Employment may therefore be contingent upon verification that the successful applicant qualifies as a “U.S. Person” under applicable regulations or upon the organization obtaining any necessary export authorization. Individual circumstances will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Ready to Make an Impact?

If you are an experienced HR leader with strong employee-relations, recruitment, compliance and people-management expertise, this is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of a critical site-level HR function and make a meaningful impact across the organization.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Behavioral Health Hospital | Healthcare Leadership | MI / MO

Chief Executive Officer – Behavioral Health Hospital

📍 Location: Multiple U.S. Locations (Onsite) – West Bloomfield, MI or Springfield, MO
💼 Employment Type: Full-Time
🎓 Education: Bachelor’s Degree required (MBA/MHA preferred)
📈 Seniority Level: Executive
🕒 Experience Required: 5–10+ years leadership experience
✈️ Travel: Occasional
🌎 Visa Sponsorship: Not available
🚚 Relocation Assistance: Available

Role Overview

We are seeking a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the overall operations, strategy, and performance of a behavioral health hospital.

This role carries full accountability for clinical quality, financial performance, regulatory compliance, talent development, and strategic growth, ensuring the facility delivers outstanding patient outcomes while achieving business objectives.

The CEO will act as the executive leader of the facility, working closely with the governing board, medical leadership, and community stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

Executive Leadership & Strategy

• Develop and execute the hospital’s strategic and operational plans

• Partner with the governing body to define annual budgets and long-term growth strategy

• Lead the organisation with a focus on quality care, operational excellence, and financial performance

Operational Management

• Oversee day-to-day hospital operations, ensuring performance across:

• Patient care outcomes

• Financial management

• Regulatory compliance

• Staff performance and development

• Establish organisational structure and accountability across departments

Financial & Business Performance

• Drive achievement of census, revenue, and EBITDA targets

• Lead payer contract negotiations and performance management

• Identify opportunities for growth, service expansion, and operational efficiency

Clinical Quality & Compliance

• Ensure compliance with:

• Licensure and accreditation standards

• Regulatory bodies and healthcare frameworks

• Lead quality improvement initiatives (QAPI)

• Maintain continuous survey readiness and audit compliance

• Oversee patient safety initiatives and issue resolution

Talent & Culture

• Recruit, develop, and retain high-performing leadership and clinical teams

• Foster a culture of accountability, engagement, and continuous improvement

• Lead performance management, coaching, and succession planning

Community & Stakeholder Engagement

• Build and maintain relationships with:

• Healthcare providers

• Government agencies

• Community organisations

• Drive referral growth and market presence

• Represent the organisation within the local healthcare ecosystem

Program Development & Growth

• Expand and enhance continuum of care, including outpatient and community-based services

• Support innovation in treatment programs and service offerings

• Lead initiatives to improve access to care and patient outcomes

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required (Business, Healthcare Administration, Public Health, or related field)

• MBA/MHA or equivalent preferred

• 5+ years of senior leadership experience (CEO or equivalent) within:

• Behavioral health

• Acute care

• Managed care environments

• Strong experience with:

• Hospital operations and administration

• Financial management and P&L ownership

• Regulatory compliance and accreditation

Key Skills & Expertise

• Behavioral health hospital leadership experience

• Strong financial and operational acumen

• Experience with regulatory surveys and accreditation processes (e.g., Joint Commission)

• Talent recruitment, retention, and leadership development

• Marketing and community engagement

• Quality improvement and patient safety leadership

• Experience with hospital startup, turnaround, or expansion initiatives (preferred)

Leadership Competencies

• High emotional intelligence and people leadership capability

• Ability to drive results across financial, quality, and operational metrics

• Strong strategic thinking and decision-making skills

• Proven ability to influence stakeholders and lead through change

• Hands-on, visible leadership style with strong team engagement

• Ability to balance short-term execution with long-term strategy

Ideal Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate will:

• Have extensive experience leading behavioral health facilities

• Demonstrate success in improving clinical quality and financial performance

• Be a hands-on leader with strong presence across operations

• Have experience managing multiple service lines

• Bring a track record of:

• Building high-performing teams

• Achieving regulatory excellence

• Driving sustainable growth

Key Success Metrics

• Financial performance (census, revenue, EBITDA)

• Talent retention and leadership development

• Regulatory compliance and audit outcomes

• Patient satisfaction and quality scores

• Market growth and referral performance

Benefits

• Comprehensive benefits package

• Performance-based bonus structure

• Relocation support available

• Executive-level compensation and incentives

Human Resources Business Partner - Location: Lincoln, NE - Salary Range: $75,000 - $90,000

Human Resources Business Partner
Location: Lincoln, NE
Salary Range: $75,000 - $90,000

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION:
This organization operates across three major segments: Human Nutrition & Health, Animal Nutrition & Health, and Specialty Products. With over 1,400 employees globally, the company is dedicated to fostering innovation and achieving leadership in its markets.

POSITION OVERVIEW:
The HR Business Partner supports the alignment of business needs with employee objectives by collaborating with senior HR leadership to develop, implement, and manage policies and programs that attract and retain top talent. This role also provides strategic counsel and guidance to departments and leadership, ensuring personnel and employee relations responsibilities are executed effectively.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Collaborate with site leadership to interpret, apply, and administer personnel policies and procedures.

• Support organizational and departmental development by advising on job structuring, descriptions, reporting protocols, and internal communication.

• Manage the recruitment process, including interviewing, screening, and referring applicants; conduct onboarding programs; and analyze employee turnover to recommend retention strategies.

• Assist leadership in workforce planning, including staffing projections, identifying qualified candidates, and assessing training and development needs.

• Act as a consultant for training initiatives, coordinating and facilitating programs as needed.

• Serve as a liaison between employees and management, conducting investigations, recommending corrective actions, and guiding leadership on disciplinary measures.

• Regularly engage with all shifts and departments to maintain a pulse on workforce dynamics.

• Administer and propose adjustments to compensation programs, including conducting job analyses, updating job descriptions, and ensuring equitable and competitive pay structures.

• Collaborate with corporate HR to oversee the performance review process, ensuring timely and accurate completion while supporting succession planning initiatives.

• Enforce compliance with all applicable labor laws and regulations, advising leadership on legal and corporate policies, and consulting with legal counsel when necessary.

• Maintain an accurate system for employee records, ensuring proper retention and access protocols.

• Oversee the workplace drug testing program, including pre-employment screenings, random testing, and post-incident assessments.

• Promote and enforce safety protocols, including personal protective equipment and safeguarding measures, while fostering a culture of safety across the site.

• Perform other related duties as needed to support HR and business objectives.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or a related field (preferred).

• HR certification (preferred).

• Strong written and verbal communication skills, along with the ability to deliver effective presentations to diverse audiences.

• Comfortable working in a manufacturing environment, including engaging with employees on the production floor.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

• Primarily office-based with occasional need to walk production areas.

• Operates standard office equipment such as computers, copiers, and calculators.

• May require extended periods of sitting with occasional movement around the workplace.

The organization is committed to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and harassment-free workplace that values diversity and ensures equal opportunities for all employees.

Let me know if you’d like to make further changes!

HR Generalist - Tokyo, Japan - ¥4,500,000 - ¥6,000,000

HR Generalist – Tokyo, Japan
¥4,500,000 - ¥6,000,000

About the role:

Our client is looking to hire a People Generalist to work at our Japan Office and support the JAPAC region.

The ideal candidate will be comfortable being in a multifaceted role with the mindset that no job is too big or too small. This is a multi-faceted role where the candidate will be responsible for managing HR and office administration responsibilities. You will report directly to the People Partner Manager, JAPAC for all HR responsibilities and our Japan Country Manager for office administration responsibilities.

Communication is of paramount importance with this role with a high level of comfort partnering with multiple teams such as Total Rewards, Finance, Legal, Talent Development, HR Ops and Facilities across multiple time zones.

Job Responsibilities:

HR responsibilities: 50% of the time or as needed

·         Manage employee on-boarding and off-boarding activities. This includes, but is not limited to, pre-onboarding processes in the company systems, conducting new employee onboarding sessions, managing company laptops, office entrance cards, Social Insurance related matters etc.

·         Maintain employee files and facilitate compliance activities, policies and procedures and filings

·         Manage in partnership with Finance the Timesheet, OT & commuting expense submission process for Japan

·         Lead initiatives and create opportunities in Japan to help foster a collaborative and "fun" performance based culture

·         Play a key role in the development and implementation of engagement, belonging and inclusion initiatives for employees across JAPAC

·         Consult with JAPAC HRBP to develop solutions, programs, policies, and training, when appropriate

·         Point of contact for regional benefit questions

·         Liaise with Total Reward to arrange our employee medical checks

·         Work along with the People Partner manager,JAPAC to act as as our local Japan Vendor liaison for any day-to-day comp and benefit related matters

·         Support with recruiting as and when needed.

·         Work closely with the broader HRBP team on any special projects or initiatives including but not limited to employee engagement and HR operations.

Office administration 50% of the time or as needed

·         Oversee day-to-day office operations and procedures in the Tokyo Office including but not limited to - receiving visitors, answering phone calls, managing inventory for office supplies, IT assets, office upkeep.

·         File contracts.

·         Maintain and obtain official documents.

·         Request and stamp company seal for certain documents if necessary. Affix the company seal when receiving the seal application raised by employees, with close supervision under the Country Manager.

·         Process invoices for the Japan office in our Coupa system

·         Partner with a variety of team members to execute onsite and virtual initiatives and events,including budgeting and vendor selection, coordination, and management

·         Provide coordination support for meetings, including catering and IT assistance

·         Work with the Global Facilities team to ensure the office is equipped appropriately and running smooth operationally.

·         Interact with the cleaning person and plant coordinators when they come into the office.

·         Partner with our facilities team on any office maintenance and any office move requirements

·         Assist the team with English translation

·         Support the Country Manager with organization of business meetings, including QBRs and All Hands across different time zones.

Qualifications/Experience

·         2+ years’ relevant human resources experience is required with some knowledge of recruiting or recruiting coordination

·         Proven experience in general office administrator.

·         Familiarity with Japan Country laws which govern policies and practices of hiring, compensation, benefits and employment is a plus

·         Ability to interact with internal and external contacts at all levels of management including Executives and Senior Management

·         Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (both verbal and written) are a must

·         Curious in nature, willing to ask questions and seek guidance when an answer is not known

·         Highly organized, flexible, proactive and resourceful.

·         Ability to multitask considering priorities.

·         Must be able to work collaboratively across multiple departments locally and regionally across JAPAC

·         Maintains staff confidentiality.

·         Background working in a scrappy startup environment is a plus 

·         Proficiency in GSuite (Docs, Sheets, and Slides) and Microsoft Excel.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            

·         Special Conditions

100% work from office role. Work timing: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm

Must speak fluent Japanese and business level English.

Recruiter - St-Michael-Sur-Orge/Paris, FRA - €30,000 – €50,000 + Bonus

Recruiter
St-Michael-Sur-Orge/Paris, FRA
€30,000 – €50,000 + Bonus

Around the world, people, businesses, and countries are striving for a better future. A future that needs power and the right conditions to succeed. We’re the people who keep the lights on and control temperature. We are hiring immediately for a Recruiter – a role that is critical in making sure our customers get the electricity, heating and cooling they need.              

Why Us? Here are some of the perks and rewards.

·        Full-time, remote position to be located near Paris with the ability to visit a local office site regularly

·        Flexible paid time off

·        Work from home

·        Competitive compensation

·        Annual bonus program tied to company and individual performance

What you’ll do:

·        Recruit full cycle, from source to hire for blue-collar and white-collar roles located in Romania, Italy, Spain and throughout Europe. Roles will include field service technicians, direct sales professionals and other roles as needed

·        Partner, consult and advise business leaders by developing and driving strategies to recruit talent in highly competitive labor markets

·        Ensure the business staffing needs are filled in a timely manner

·        Build diverse talent pipelines using creative sourcing methods including referrals, online sourcing, partnerships, and events

·        Pre-screen candidates by phone or video for knowledge, skills, and abilities to provide recommendations for next level interviews

·        Organize and facilitate interview debriefs

·        Drive offer approval, extension, and negotiation

·        Track candidate and pipeline activity in our Applicant Tracking System (Workday) and LinkedIn Recruiter

·        Measure and report on sourcing and recruiting metrics (ex. source of hire and time-to-fill)

·        Deliver an exceptional hiring manager and candidate experience

We’re experts, which means you’ll have the following skills and experience:

·        5+ years full-cycle recruiting experience

·        Experience recruiting mechanical and electrical technicians, sales, professional, engineering and/or leadership positions

·        Relentless drive to find and connect with the best talent, and a proven track record for assessing talent beyond matching keywords on a resume

·        Proficient in Applicant Tracking Systems to source, track and manage candidates – preferably Workday

·        Advanced sourcing experience using LinkedIn, Indeed and other databases

·        Strong organizational skills to balance a requisition workload

·        Understanding of the local employment law as it applies to hiring and interviewing

·        Bachelor’s degree or relevant experience

·        Fluency in Romanian, Spanish, Italian and English (professional)

·        Additional language fluency, preferred but not required: Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Romanian, Polish, Swedish, and/or Norwegian but not required

Human Resources Workday Systems Director - USA, Las Vegas NV - $100,000 - $185,000

Human Resources Workday Systems Director

USA, Las Vegas NV

$100,000 - $185,000

Job Description

We are seeking a Director, People & Culture Workday Systems within the P&C Global Operations team for a full-time, remote eligible role supporting the ongoing design, development, and incremental improvement of our global Workday HRIS and additional P&C systems.  The successful candidate will lead the enterprise-wide P&C system strategy and technology architecture, focusing on Workday, provide techno-functional design and configuration of upgrades, enhancements, and new implementations, and will partner across the organization to develop our short and long-term system roadmap and implementation schedule to help support our organizations’ business needs and success.

Responsibilities:

·        Lead the global, enterprise-wide P&C system strategy and technology architecture with a primary focus on Workday

·        Review and evaluate our Workday system and determine how best to leverage, enhance, optimize, and expand its capabilities

·        Design, implement, maintain, and upgrade support of Workday solutions and practices that support the transformation of a large, growing international business

·        Identify and improve Workday configuration and business processes to increase our data quality

·        Lead a team of analysts located globally, to design, develop and directly manage the administration of our P&C Workday system as well as other HR technology solutions

·        Be responsible for helping team members think through challenges, providing stretch assignments, developmental opportunities, coordinating work, and modeling our companies’ core values

·        Identify and leverage techno-functional solutions that align with and deliver on the systems, process, workflow, and reporting needs – help drive RFPs, RFIs, scoring and evaluating P&C products and services

·        Collaborate with P&C leadership across EMEA, APAC, and Americas regions, subject matter experts, and IT team to develop our global system roadmap for short and long-term planning

·        Perform regular system audits to ensure all business processes and other configurations are working as expected and ensure data integrity via ongoing governance and internal controls

·        Continuously increase knowledge in P&C technology by serving as an expert on functional capabilities, staying informed on product capabilities and trends, and interacting with the Workday community

·        Oversee the successful delivery deployment and adoption of complex Workday projects

·        Responsible for managing third-party vendors used for providing Workday administration and project support

·        Lead and facilitate testing of new releases and upgrades

·        Ensure timely resolution of inquiries from employees and coordinate with IT technical team to troubleshoot and resolve integration-related issues and failures

·        Drive measurable improvements through optimization, standardization, automation, training, adoption, communication and change management of employee process friction points reducing process cycle times and improving customer, candidate, and employee satisfaction

Qualifications

·        Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Computer Science or related field

·        7+ years of hands-on techno-functional Workday experience in Core HCM, Recruitment, Talent Management, Benefits, Advanced Compensation, Absence Management, Time Tracking, Performance & integrations. 

·        5+ years experience in leading and staffing global teams (Americas, EMEA, APAC), project planning, and budget oversight

·        Highly self-sufficient, skilled at leading in ambiguity, and making impactful, data-driven decisions in a high-speed, performance-focused organization with the ability to plan, implement, measure, and scale

·        Demonstrated experience in Workday P&C system strategy and technology architecture, technology road mapping, business cases, and vendor selections

·        Value mindset-focused on outcomes, able to assess prospective solutions (people, process, and technology) against cost and justification and how to define and achieve value through clear, meaningful metrics

·        Demonstrable success communicating in a clear concise manner, both verbal and written, negotiation, consulting, collaboration, influencing, and building relationships at all levels in an organization with an emphasis on promoting a culture of positivity, teamwork, and results

·        Ability to travel up to 15% based on project needs

This is a hybrid position that requires 3 days onsite at one of our office locations.

Office Locations:

Austin, Texas

Franklin, Tennessee

Las Vegas, Nevada