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Manager Contingent Workforce Management Jobs in Wisconsin

Workforce Management Specialist Location: On-site at Milwaukee, WI or Green Bay, WI or Chicago, IL Duration: 12 Months Hours: Flexible in a window of 7 AM - 5 PM Only W2 candidates are eligible for ...

Bachelor's degree. * 2+ years in a workforce management leadership role. * 3+ years of workforce forecasting and software experience, including demand planning and trend analysis. * Advanced Excel ...

Bachelor's degree. * 2+ years in a workforce management leadership role. * 3+ years of workforce forecasting and software experience, including demand planning and trend analysis. * Advanced Excel ...

Bachelor's degree. * 2+ years in a workforce management leadership role. * 3+ years of workforce forecasting and software experience, including demand planning and trend analysis. * Advanced Excel ...

Bachelor's degree. * 2+ years in a workforce management leadership role. * 3+ years of workforce forecasting and software experience, including demand planning and trend analysis. * Advanced Excel ...

Bachelor's degree. * 2+ years in a workforce management leadership role. * 3+ years of workforce forecasting and software experience, including demand planning and trend analysis. * Advanced Excel ...

... contingent workforce solutions. It operates in seven business segments including Commercial ... It also offers outsourcing, consulting, recruitment, career transition, and vendor management ...

Please note, compensation decisions are contingent on the facts and conditions for each job opening ... Provide in-store training for workforce management systems. * Assist Accounting and Payroll with ...

Please note, compensation decisions are contingent on the facts and conditions for each job opening ... Provide in-store training for workforce management systems. * Assist Accounting and Payroll with ...

... management, promotions and termination. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - • Degree in Engineering, Operations or related field and MBA preferred • Experience with a contingent workforce during peak ...

... management, promotions and termination. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS - • Degree in Engineering, Operations or related field and MBA preferred • Experience with a contingent workforce during peak ...

Contingent worker

Knapp, WI · On-site

$21.25 - $27.25/hr

... Workforce Solutions, for Employer of Record Services including but not limited to employment ... Questions or concerns can be directed to the LSU AgCenter Human Resources Management Office at 225 ...

... management experience, including a salaried workforce, in a manufacturing, production or ... a contingent workforce during peak seasons - Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Operations or ...

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What is the difference between Manager Contingent Workforce Management vs Contingent Workforce Specialist?

AspectManager Contingent Workforce ManagementContingent Workforce Specialist
CredentialsTypically requires experience in workforce management, certifications like PMP or staffing certificationsOften holds staffing or HR certifications, with specialized knowledge in contingent labor
Work EnvironmentManages teams, oversees vendor relationships, and develops workforce strategiesFocuses on sourcing, onboarding, and managing contingent workers directly
Employer & Industry UsageUsed in large organizations across industries for strategic workforce planningCommon in staffing agencies and HR departments handling temporary staffing

The Manager Contingent Workforce Management oversees the entire contingent workforce strategy, vendor relations, and team management, while the Contingent Workforce Specialist handles the day-to-day sourcing, onboarding, and management of temporary workers. Both roles are essential but differ in scope and seniority.

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Workforce Management Specialist

DivIHN

Milwaukee, WI • On-site

Contractor

Posted 5 days ago


Job description

For further inquiries regarding the following opportunity, please contact one of our Talent Specialists, Jessolin at 224-704-1714 or Tenish at 224-507-1292
Title: Workforce Management Specialist
Location: On-site at Milwaukee, WI or Green Bay, WI or Chicago, IL
Duration: 12 Months
Hours: Flexible in a window of 7 AM - 5 PM
Only W2 candidates are eligible for this position. Third-party or C2C candidates will not be considered
Description:
This individual will report to the Care Center Operations Senior Team Leader. Will primarily be responsible for forecasting, scheduling and real-time monitoring of Care Center Consultants and the interactions they handle across three internal locations and one vendor. This includes: forecasting calls, email and back-office volumes and workloads; vacation, and planning offline work including meetings, coaching sessions and training; implementing real-time management systems and procedures. Assisting Care Center Leadership, providing staffing support during weather events and outside regular Resource Planner business hours through a weekly on-call rotation.
Essential Functions:
(50-70%) Manage allocation of Care Center Operations staff & other resources (300+ individuals).
Specific items include:

• Create and modify work schedules that efficiently meet projected resource requirements and service level objectives, follow contractual scheduling requirements, address quality of life concerns and achieve budget objectives.
• Work with the training staff and work groups to develop training schedules that ensure critical training needs are met while achieving operational and service-level objectives.
• Develop and administer vacation schedules that support employees' vacation needs while ensuring that operational and service-level objectives are not compromised.
• Forecast (and reforecast) staffing needs, schedule and assign offline work while ensuring that operational and service level objectives are met
• Facilitate the transition of new hire consultants from training to call taking, including scheduling, mentoring and floor walking
(50-70%) Real-Time Resource Management for Care Center Operations.
Specific items include:
• Utilize real-time management procedures that maximize the occupancy of all dedicated and supplemental resources in the care centers.
• Responsible for making real-time evaluations and projections of workload volumes.
• Evaluate workload projections and work closely with the Care Center Leadership on taking appropriate actions to meet performance objectives and fully utilize all CS Care Center within budget.
(10-30%) Development and continuous improvement of Care Center workforce management procedures.
Specifics include:
• Identify opportunities and implement methods for more effectively utilizing Care Center resources.
• Provide necessary reports to support the team leader's implementation of the standards.
• Evaluate performance to budget requirements and identify differences to planned budget and potential causes.
• Monthly performance reports.
• Workforce management system reports.
• Performance Management reports.
• Other reports as determined to be necessary.
(5%) Personal Development. Specifics include:
• Establish a career plan in coordination with the Operations Senior Team Leader that will enhance the acumen of the Resource Planner, consistent with industry trends.
• Actively pursue knowledge in the utility industry and ensure up-to-date best practices are learned.
Minimum Requirements:
Education:

• A bachelor's degree is required.
Experience:
• 3-5 years of experience in workforce management, resource allocation, etc.
• Experience in leadership.
• Experience/advanced knowledge: Workforce Management Software. Aspect preferred.