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HCM Others | Kronos WFC

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Seattle, WA, USA
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Seattle, WA, USA
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The role requires expertise in Workforce Management HCM, strong solution consulting skills, and coordinating onsite and offshore teams. Experience in retail is essential.
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Company Description

Greetings for the day!

My name is Suneetha from Testing Xperts, we are a global staffing, consulting and technology solutions company, offering industry-specific solutions to our fortune 500 clients and worldwide corporations.

Thanks & Regards,

Suneetha. G

+1 631-759-8044 EXT 303 (O)

+1 347-826-3427 (F)

Suneetha.godibandi@damcosoft,com


Job Description

Job Title: HCM Others | Kronos WFC
Location: Seattle, WA

Job Description:

Must Have Skills (Top 3 technical skills only) *
1. JDA and KRONOS with implementation experience

Nice to have skills (Top 2 only)
1. Good Communication
2. Good Team Handling

Detailed Job Description:
Strong proficiency Workforce Management HCM in retail. Other industries an added advantage. In Depth Knowledge on Workforce Management Products with working experience on multiple packages. Specialized knowledge on one package should also suffice. Strong Solution led Consulting capabilities to drive Package evaluation and Roadmap definitions exercises for Workforce Programs. Should have strong labor modeling, labor management, labor cost optimization process understanding and ability to provide

Desired years of experience*: Above 10+ years

Education/ Certifications (Required): Engineering

Top 3 responsibilities you would expect the Subcon to shoulder and execute*:
1. Onsite Offshore coordination
2. Client Interfacing

Qualifications

bachelors 

Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.

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