Management Trainee - Human Resources

Posted 2 days ago

tsl companiesOmaha (NE)

SENIORITY

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About the role

TSL Companies is one of the most technologically advanced international transportation firms in the country. We provide our customers with transportation of their products via ocean, rail and over-the-road trucking to locations worldwide. TSL has been family owned since its origination in 1981. We believe in growing individuals and promoting from within.
Job Summary: We are seeking a Management Trainee to join our team in our Human Resources department at our Omaha, NE location. This position is responsible for performing a variety of tasks to enhance the employment experience at TSL. Management Trainee in Human Resources Duties: Supports recruitment by screening resumes, conducting interviews, and updating the Applicant Tracking System Assists with employee onboarding by delivering orientation presentations and completing employment eligibility verifications Processes benefit enrollment changes in a timely manner Coordinates and hosts company events Maintains confidential HR files with high level of discretion Other duties as assigned Competitive Wages Based on Experience & Qualifications Medical Insurance (PPO and HDHP Options) Health Savings Account with Company Match Vision Insurance Company Sponsored Life Insurance Voluntary Life Insurance Voluntary Disability Insurance Voluntary Accident Insurance Voluntary Critical Illness Insurance Voluntary Hospital Indemnity Insurance 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan with Company Match Flexible Spending Account/Dependent Care Assistance Program Paid Sick and Vacation Paid Holidays Weekly Pay Employee Assistance Program Casual Dress Code TSL is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer Documents Required Standard Application for Employment Consumer Disclosure and Authorization Form

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