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  • 12: 50 CAREERS FOR THE HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATOR
  •  12: 50 CAREERS FOR THE HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATOR



    Here are 50 potential career paths for individuals with a background in Human Resource Administration:


    1. Human Resources Manager

    2. Recruitment Specialist

    3. Training and Development Manager

    4. Compensation and Benefits Manager

    5. Labor Relations Specialist

    6. Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) Manager

    7. Employee Relations Manager

    8. Staffing Manager

    9. Organizational Development Consultant

    10. Human Resources Generalist

    11. Diversity and Inclusion Manager

    12. Talent Acquisition Manager

    13. Employee Engagement Manager

    14. HR Data Analyst

    15. HR Compliance Officer

    16. Global Mobility Specialist

    17. HR Shared Services Manager

    18. Learning and Development Manager

    19. Talent Management Specialist

    20. HR Business Partner

    21. Compensation Analyst

    22. Benefits Administrator

    23. HR Coordinator

    24. Training and Development Coordinator

    25. Recruitment Coordinator

    26. Onboarding Specialist

    27. HR Project Manager

    28. HR Risk Manager

    29. HR Consultant

    30. Union Representative

    31. Outplacement Consultant

    32. HR Systems Administrator

    33. College Recruiter

    34. Internship Program Coordinator

    35. HR Metrics Analyst

    36. HR Operations Manager

    37. HR Policy Analyst

    38. HR Support Specialist

    39. HR Change Management Specialist

    40. HR Reporting Analyst

    41. HR Tactical Planning Analyst

    42. HR Process Improvement Analyst

    43. HR Wellness Coordinator

    44. HR Offboarding Specialist

    45. HR Executive Recruiter

    46. HR Analytics Manager

    47. HR Mergers and Acquisitions Specialist

    48. HR University Relations Manager

    49. HR Service Center Manager

    50. HR Technology Manager


    Note that some of these roles may require additional education or experience beyond a degree in Human Resource Administration. Additionally, the specific duties and responsibilities of these roles may vary depending on the organization and industry.

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