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management framework by actively participating on the Records and Information Management Advisory Committee and overseeing existing policies and procedures as they relate to the RIM program Provides leadership
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. Working within the Enterprise Applications team, the incumbent will assist in building electronic forms, automating business processes, developing integrations, and supporting data access requirements
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student leaders, campus partners, faculty and staff, the role assists with the planning, promotion and coordination of programs, events and engagement opportunities that support Black student flourishing
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, including the implementation of university wide changes, technology upgrades, workplace culture initiatives, and sustainability. Assist in the implementation, upgrade testing, documentation and ongoing
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, campus partners, faculty and staff, the role assists with the planning, promotion and coordination of programs, events and engagement opportunities that support Black student flourishing and contribute
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gathering and maintaining workforce data, coordinating related processes and documentation, and assisting with the implementation of workforce planning initiatives Prepare various employment-related
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audit. With a thorough knowledge and understanding of the University’s Collective Agreements, support the maintenance of the data integrity within the HRIS. Assist with on-going data audit processes and
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-sessions, virtual portfolio reviews) Travel to secondary schools and event locations across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and Ontario Participate in University information program events and independent
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information to students pertaining to procedures, program requirements, dates and deadlines; work closely with Student Advising, Office of the Registrar and relevant support units Maintain current knowledge and
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faculty, students, Teaching Assistants, and instructional staff. Working in consultation with the Chair of the Indigenous Visual Culture (INVC) program, the Indigenous Student Centre (ISC), the Indigenous