Rosemarie Fiscus
Ocean City, New Jersey 08226
Phone: 609-***-****
Email: ab8z8v@r.postjobfree.com
Education
Malibu, California: MBA 1987
Cumulative GPA: 4.0 Graduated Summa cum Laude
2 Widener University
West Chester, Pennsylvania: Courses towards MS, Operations Research 1982
3 University of Delaware
Newark, Delaware: BS, Quantitative Operations Management 1980
Cumulative GPA: 3.5
Experience
United Methodist Homes of New Jersey
Corporate Compensation and Benefits Manager 2012 to present
Promoted to Corporate Office responsible for all benefits including health,
dental, life,403 B, pensions, tuition reimbursement, Employee Assistance
Programs, FMLA, COBRA, and other benefits for 1100 employees in both union
and non union.
Responsible for creating a compensation plan from scratch that incorporates
both internal and external survey data. Updated and created HRIS system to
include salary structures.
Developed HR policy and procedures with senior management team that are
considered "best practices."
Provide HR guidance and communication to the Associate Resource Directors
in each of the ten communities in the state of NJ.
Cultural change agent for the Corporate Office and responsible for
Organizational Development and training.
1 The Shores at Wesley Manor
Associate Resources Director 2008-2012
Responsible for all Human Resources responsibilities for 250 employees.
Plans, organizes, maintains and evaluates of functions to assure compliance
with regulations, policies and procedures.
Develops, organizes and evaluates the recruitment program to optimize all
resources to achieve staffing goals.
Assures that correspondence regarding COBRA and FMLA/FLA in addition to
Workers Compensation is done effectively. Knowledge of personnel practices
and employment laws.
Provides training to all employees as needed for continuous improvement.
Maintains a system of assessment and evaluation that encourages each front
line professionals to achieve his/her highest potential.
Reports to Executive Director and Vice President of HR. Advises both on
issues that affect the success of the community programs.
Determines staffing needs and determines weekly scheduling of employees.
Manages payroll system.
Chair of Safety Program and Violence Committee.
Volunteer Coordinator - Initiated program at The Shores. Hired 200
volunteers for a variety of activities. Worked from 2007 to 2008.
Activities Assistant - worked initially as an Activities Assistant from
2006 to 2007 in Residential.
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3 Comar
Director of Quality 1993-1998
Reported directly to the president of the 1,000 employee company totaling
over 100 million in sales. Strategically initiated, directed and
implemented an entire global quality initiative for the company to enable
it to be more competitive and become certified to ISO quality standards.
Managed a staff of 4 trainers and a coordinator for responsibilities of all
training and documentation associated with the Comar quality initiative.
Focused on six sigma, problem solving and continuous process improvement.
Established over 100 teams working on reducing costs, addressing safety
issues and improving productivity. Saved millions of dollars.
Worked with the state of New Jersey to receive training grants to assist
with the cost of implementing the change effort.
Delivered over 25 training classes such as: leadership training, problem
solving training, quality improvement training, facilitator training and
reward and meeting skills and effectiveness training and competitive
benchmarking training.
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President 1990-1993
President of my own consulting firm. Initiated strategies and training
directives for companies large and small in the Silicon Valley.
Developed customized training materials, as well as, delivered training to
hundreds of employees.
Consulted with senior level employees on employee development strategies.
Provided motivational and team building seminars to senior management to a
variety of companies.
10 Xerox Corporation
Manager of Quality and Corporate Training 1985-1990
Responsible for hiring trainers and coordinator for the training
department.
Responsible for selecting twenty volunteer facilitators and providing
additional facilitator training.
Delivered quality and corporate training to over 1,000 employees over a
three-year period.
Created teams and facilitated them to receive national reward and
recognition.
Maintained budgets, schedules, and hiring staff.
Prepared and maintained all training materials and supplies.
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2 Xerox Corporation
Industrial Engineer 1983-1985
Industrial Engineer in Xerox's Printed Circuit Board Assembly Plant.
Did cost reduction methods, layouts and line balancing techniques.
Chaired Safety Committee and investigated safety concerns.
11 The Franklin Mint
Industrial Engineer 1980-1983
Provided industrial engineering techniques to the packaging department.
Responsible for Christmas line of products.
Implemented cost reduction techniques such as: line balancing, methods
improvements, time studies, and work sampling.
Responsible for implementing and making safety improvements.