Associate Director, Workforce PlanningNewMinneapolis, MN

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This position is a hybrid / in-office role. Are you willing to relocate to the posted location if you are not local? Relocation assistance is provided.

Do you have 2+ years of direct experience in workforce planning / capacity management?

Do you have 2+ years of direct experience building forecasting / planning models?

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