Overview
Schedule
Full-time
Education
HR (PHR, SPHR, SHRM)
Career level
Senior-level
Remote
On-site
Benefits
Health Insurance
Family/Dependent Health
Parental and Family Leave
Job Description
Talent Management Partner
The Talent Management Partner oversees the full manufacturing workforce lifecycle by leading workforce planning, recruitment, onboarding, employee development, and retention initiatives. This role partners closely with management to attract, develop, engage, and retain a high-performing workforce while ensuring alignment with organizational goals and workforce planning strategies.
Key Responsibilities
1. Talent Acquisition
- Strategic Sourcing & Talent Pipeline Development: Develop and execute proactive recruiting strategies to build diverse talent pipelines for current and future hourly workforce needs, utilizing multiple sourcing platforms and networking channels to attract active and passive candidates.
- Employer Branding & Recruitment Marketing: Manage and strengthen the organization’s employment brand through professional networking platforms, social media, career events, and community partnerships to attract high-quality talent.
- Full-Cycle Recruitment: Partner with hiring managers to define staffing needs, develop job postings and interview criteria, coordinate candidate assessments, and manage the interview and selection process through onboarding.
- Workforce Planning: Collaborate with HR leadership to forecast staffing needs, support succession planning efforts, and align recruitment activities with operational and strategic objectives. Partner with leadership to plan exit interviews and complete the off-boarding process.
2. Talent Development & Employee Engagement
- Onboarding & New Hire Integration: Design, implement, and continuously improve onboarding programs that accelerate employee readiness, support retention, and ensure compliance with organizational standards and policies.
- Employee Engagement & Recognition: Lead the activities committee and initiatives that enhance employee engagement, recognition, communication, and workplace culture to improve employee satisfaction and retention. Ensure consistent and timely developmental increases, benefits and FMLA administration,
- Performance Management & LMS Administration: Support performance management processes through coaching, training, and administration of Learning Management Systems (LMS) and related development tools. Ensure consistent benefit
3. Retention, Compliance & HR Strategy
- Internal Mobility & Succession Planning: Administer hourly internal job posting processes and support career progression and succession planning initiatives to strengthen internal talent mobility and leadership continuity.
- HR Metrics & Analytics: Monitor and analyze key HR metrics, including time-to-fill, turnover, retention, training participation, and employee engagement, and provide reporting and recommendations to leadership.
- Policy & Compliance Support: Ensure recruitment, onboarding, and development programs comply with company policies, labor agreements, and applicable employment laws and regulations. Ensure compliance with recordkeeping of required documents in and outside of the ATS or HRIS system.
- Change Management: Support organizational change initiatives related to workforce transitions, restructuring, and employee development programs.
Qualifications & Skills
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or related field.
- Minimum of 4–7 years of progressive experience in talent acquisition, employee development, human resources, or organizational development.
- Experience managing full-cycle recruitment and employee development initiatives.
Preferred Qualifications
- Professional HR certification such as PHR, SPHR, SHRM-CP, or SHRM-SCP preferred.
- Experience in a manufacturing, unionized, or 24/7 multi-site environment preferred.
- Knowledge of workforce planning, employee engagement strategies, and performance management practices.
Technical Skills
- Proficiency with Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS), Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS), and Learning Management Systems (LMS).
- Strong analytical, organizational, interpersonal, and communication skills.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain confidentiality.
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FAQs About Talent Management Partner Jobs at Nichiha
What is the work location for this position at Nichiha?
This job at Nichiha is located in Macon, Georgia, according to the details provided by the employer. Some roles may also include multiple work locations depending on the requirement.
What pay range can candidates expect for this role at Nichiha?
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What employment applies to this position at Nichiha?
Nichiha lists this role as a Full-time position.
What experience level is required for this role at Nichiha?
Nichiha is looking for a candidate with "Senior-level" experience level.
What education level is required for this job?
The education requirement for this position is HR (PHR, SPHR, SHRM). Candidates with relevant qualifications or equivalent experience may also be considered.
What benefits are offered by Nichiha for this role?
Nichiha offers following benefits: Health Insurance, Family/Dependent Health, Parental and Family Leave, and Career Development for this position. Actual benefits may vary depending on the employer's policies and employment terms.
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