Willis Towers Watson GmbH | Germany | Wiesbaden | Student job | Part time - flexible | Published since: 13.05.2025 on stepstone.de
Working student (m/w/d) in the field of Human Resources
To strengthen our “Human Resources” team, we are looking for one/n for the location Wiesbaden at the next time
(code 202502756)
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To strengthen our “Human Resources” team, we are looking for one/n for the location Wiesbaden at the next time
(code 202502756)
Participation in various HR projects as part of personnel and organisational development Conducting research, compiling evaluations and graphical preparation of the results in PowerPoint Support for internal communication between colleagues - relevant topics and the care of our intranet page Support of the HR Manager and various colleagues of the HR Partner Team with changing tasks in operational and strategic personnel work Research on personal-relevant topics, in particular in the field of occupational retirement provision Support for regular reporting and administrative topics.
You successfully study in a course of business management, economics or social sciences ideally with a focus on staff or in a comparable course of study You have the pleasure of handling data The ability to quickly incorporate you into facts Ability to Structured and Analytical Thinking The willingness to work independently A high level of team capacity, communication strength, quality awareness and above-average commitment
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| Willis Towers Watson GmbH | |
| Wiesbaden | ||
| Germany |
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