human resources officer

If the employees don't, they must get written approval from a senior human resources officer.

United Nations human resources officers tried to mediate between the two groups.

French companies must provide a tutor or other person responsible for the students, or a human resources officer to deal with them.

There is only one other woman on the panel, Pamela P. Flaherty, the senior human resources officer.

Her father works in New York as a human resources officer for the General Services Administration.

"It's just the right thing to do," said Melody Jones, chief human resources officer at Aon.

Coke has a new marketing chief, a new human resources officer and a new executive overseeing relations with bottlers.

Mrs. Urban is a human resources officer at Chemical Bank in New York.

She is the human resources officer for National Westminster Bancorp in White Plains.

The day after his vituperative posting, Mr. Vernon said, he was called into a meeting with his manager and a top human resources officer.

NOT long ago, I met with the chief executive and the top human resources officer of a company with annual sales in excess of $5 billion.

Mr. Brooks had most recently been chief human resources officer at the WPP Group.

So G. Thomas Ferguson, senior vice president and chief human resources officer, commissions regular employee-satisfaction surveys to take their pulse on a range of subjects.

American International Group has named Andrew J. Kaslow senior vice president and chief human resources officer.

His father retired as a corporate vice president and the chief human resources officer for the Northrop Corporation, the military equipment manufacturer in Los Angeles.

Learn about resources available in your community: Talk with your human resources officer about counseling benefits that may be available through your employee assistance program.

Most compellingly, people do a better, more productive job if they are happy, and human resources officers find that workers are happy when mingling at the office is not taboo.

He is the chief human resources officer at the Dime Savings Bank; she is a director of sales at the high-end real estate agency Douglas Elliman.

"He was very handsome and charming," said Shaquira Freeman, the human resources officer for Filene's Basement, who hired Mr. Brazell last fall.

Human resources officers, once in the catbird seat with the power to turn people away, now find themselves courting interviewees who want, and even demand, a good reason to come on board.

"We're still recruiting but with a difference," said Anne Schmidt, a human resources officer at the National Westminster Bank USA in White Plains.

The search is to be led by Brian J. Brooks, who begins at Interpublic on Monday as executive vice president and chief human resources officer, also a new post.

GARY SNODGRASS, chief human resources officer at Exelon, said its executive pay is purely based on performance.

Miss Cross, a human resources officer at Citibank in New York, graduated from the Kent School in Kent, Conn., and William Smith College.

Johnna G. Torsone, chief human resources officer at Pitney Bowes, insists that Pitney is suffering only normal turnover, and that its staff is not age-skewed.