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Thiscourse explores the changing and demanding role of human resource management (HRM) and its importance as a competitive element of the modern organization. It examines the functions of HRM and its strategic importance, including the human resource (HR) environment, the HR legal issues, compensation, training and hiring, employee development and how HRM plays an important role in the global strategy formulation process.

Audrey has over 30+ years of office management and human resources experience and has been in the stone industry for 21 years. She started with Alabama Stone Company in 2001 and assists with accounts payable, invoicing, accounts receivable, payroll and purchasing. She is responsible for workers compensation, benefits, shipping and scheduling trucks, maintain all attendance, safety training and personal records. Audrey is also responsible for helping develop and implement safety policies and procedures and assists with OSHA and MSHA requirements. She enjoys working with employees and helping them with their benefits and loves being able to help in many different areas, from shipping to customers.

Audrey has a certificate in office administration from Northwest Shoals Community College and a certificate in human resource management from the University of North Alabama. She is a member of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and volunteers at the Red Cross. She has also helped raise money for multiple sclerosis.

For more than a century, our fourth-generation family business has been quarrying, crafting and distributing high quality, all natural limestone from our Minnesota and Alabama quarries for notable projects worldwide.

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As senior vice president and chief human resources officer, Darlene Stone, MBA, CHHR, SHRM- SCP, is a transformative leader who brings deep experience in leading human resources in the healthcare sector. She is committed to fostering and developing a workforce that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive and focused on retaining top talent, in order to ensure an engaging workplace for all Bayhealth team members. And, over her 30+ year career, she has led teams in achieving low job turnover and vacancy rates, as well as high team member engagement.

At Bayhealth, Stone brings her drive to make a difference to all the areas she leads. She provides strategic leadership in the acquisition, development, engagement, reward and recognition, and retention of a highly competent, patient-focused workforce. She also leads all human resources operations including business partnerships, employee relations, DEI, health and wellness, and childcare services. In addition, Stone helps to manage health system initiatives including High Reliability, Lean Operations, and Operational Excellence.

Before joining Bayhealth in September 2023, Stone was senior vice president & chief experience officer at Stormont Vail Health in Kansas, where she provided executive leadership for all of Human Resources, Marketing and Communication, and Patient Experience. Previous posts included leadership roles at Baptist Health Care and Central Florida Health Alliance.

The success of a business depends on effective managers and hardworking employees; it also depends on the skills and expertise of a human resources department. Human resources specialists, in particular, perform many duties behind the scenes to ensure their organizations run smoothly. As of 2019, about 667,000 professionals worked as human resources specialists across the country, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

Human resources specialists oversee many essential aspects of a business. They are integral to the success of a human resources department and may have any number of specific and general responsibilities.

HR specialists are responsible for organizing and conducting employee orientations and training sessions. They provide new employees with necessary information and update current employees with information about new practices, policies, and procedures. They support employees regarding office-related issues and keep records of employee conversations or complaints.

The HR specialist role may serve as a stepping stone toward human resources management or another executive-level position. However, to begin that journey, an individual should meet the educational and certification requirements associated with the role.

Necessary skills for HR specialists include excellent written and verbal communication, problem-solving, interpersonal intelligence, budgeting and accounting, attention to detail, and leadership. Having an understanding of human psychology, industrial relations, and business is also essential.

The BLS estimates that HR specialist positions will grow by 7% between 2019 and 2029, which is faster than the average rate for all careers (4%). Furthermore, it projects the employment of HR managers to grow by 6% during that same time. Approximately 713,500 positions may become available for HR specialists by 2029, as more complex benefits and employment laws will likely require a greater number of professionals in this field.

Working in an HR department has many benefits for professionals, as well as for the organizations they serve. HR specialists can hire and train new employees who carry out the mission and vision of their companies. To develop an understanding of business principles, prospective human resources specialists can pursue an online Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, such as the one offered by LSU Online.

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