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Labor Relations Consultant Jobs in North Carolina
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. TADPGS, INC. is currently seeking a Human Resources Associate Director (with prior experience in a manufacturing environment) for one of our clients near Burlington, NC. THE POSITION The HR Associate Director is responsible for strategic direction, leadership and administration of human resources to enable the department to meet and exceed its mission. Reporting to the Vice President of Human Re...
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Labor Relations Consultant
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$22,880.00 - $85,600.00
Typical Salary for Labor Relations Consultant in North Carolina
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Education / Training
Bachelor's
40.8%
Master's
20.7%
Some College Coursework Completed
16.2%
High School
7.8%
Associates
5.6%
Some High School Coursework
2.2%
Certification
2.2%
Doctorate
2.2%
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