Part Time Recruiter
abocEvanston (IL)
About the role
For 100 years, ABOC has fostered deep ties to our customers and our community, serving the banking needs of countless businesses, organizations, institutions, and individuals, many for multiple generations. These relationships are based on profound trust, in-depth understanding and highly personal and responsive service provided by our experienced bankers. We take tremendous pride in being a great place to work! We value the contributions our employees bring to the table every day. We work hard to nurture and maintain a mutually respectful, diverse culture that fosters teamwork and a commitment to exceptional customer service. ABOC is hiring a Part Time Temporary Recruiter. This position is responsible for full lifecycle recruitment of professional level openings to support Amalgamated Bank of Chicago.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Lead full lifecycle recruiting process from position creation through offer acceptance and onboarding. Conduct in-depth intake meetings with the business to alignment on position, candidate profile, establish clarity on roles and process timeline. Provides excellent candidate experience and promote the Amalgamated Bank of Chicago brand when interacting with internal and external stakeholders. Coordinate the full onboarding process for new hires including the orientation process which includes office setup and orientation. Partners with HR team to assist with HR-related projects as needed. REQUIRED EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:1.Bachelor’s/undergraduate degree in Business Administration or equivalent work experience required2. 3-5 years’ experience with recruitment experience. Must have full lifecycle recruitment experience. Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information appropriately. Microsoft 365 Experience
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