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Title: Human Resources Director ? Global Marketing and Innovation
Job #16878, Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Location: Dallas/ Irving TX
Function: Human Resources
Reports to: Vp HR Sales/Marketing

Abbreviated description.

Kimberly-Clark (NYSE:KMB) is leading the world in essentials for a better life. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, with nearly 57,000 employees worldwide and operations in 36 countries, Kimberly-Clark posted sales of $20.8 billion in 2011. Kimberly-Clark?s global brands are sold in more than 175 countries. Every day, 1.3 billion people trust Kimberly-Clark products and the solutions they provide to make their lives better. With well-known family care and personal care brands such as Kleenex, Scott, Andrex, Huggies, Pull-Ups, Kotex, Poise and Depend, we hold the No. 1 or No. 2 share position globally in more than 80 countries.

Responsibilities:

? Create and develop the organization and processes which enable and execute the global strategic vision of the global brands and innovation organization, led by the President and the leadership team.
? Ensure that the operating group(s) of Global Marketing has the human capital support necessary for execution of the Company?s Strategic Business Plan in their area.
? Determine the strategic plans / HR initiatives to meet those goals while aligning with corporate initiatives and creating/shaping solutions where open space exists.
? Align the Company?s management team to define, exhibit and instill One KC Behaviors and the Culture of Accountability across these departments and groups.
? Develop and drive stakeholder change management plans appropriate to support transformational organizational change across all K-C geographies and businesses.
? Provide organization development and effectiveness strategies and solutions which respond to a dynamic and evolving business organization.
? Develop global talent strategies and solutions for marketing talent including recruiting, engagement and annual talent assessment processes.
? Ensure that a global mindset is brought to the work and team, which respects the local markets that our teams operate and win in.
? Define and achieve functional excellence in human resource support programs and corporate-driven HR initiatives.

Interested? Or perhaps you know of someone that might be, you can apply directly using this link: http://bit.ly/16878-DirHR-TX and it will be reviewed within several business days.

Basic Qualifications:

? BA Degree in Business Management or Human Resources discipline with a Masters or MBA from a top university
? Minimum of 3-5 years in a Human Resources position at a business unit or global functional level.
? Broad understanding of management styles, legal, and employment issues globally.
? Strong Business acumen and understanding of business operations, especially robust for marketing and innovation organizations
? Proven track record of success in managing dramatic transformational change
? Ability to influence senior executives and align functional peers across a matrix organization

Preferred Qualifications:

? 15+ years of experience in the Human Resources filed at the Director or Executive level.
? Prior team leader experience
? Prior experience partnering with CEO Deputies or other senior executives

Dorothy Beach

Source: http://search4uinc.com/2012/09/dir-hr-for-global-marketinginnovation-tx/

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4 Mobile Apps to Simplify Your Job Search

Looking for a job is undoubtably one of the most stressful hurdles in one?s life. Whether you?re out of a job or uncomfortable in your current position, you?re looking for anything to make the hunt a little easier.

1. Job Compass

Are you hoping to cut down your morning commute with a closer office? iPhone app Job Compass [iTunes link] searches for open positions near your home, within a five-mile radius. Or if you?re willing to travel or maybe even relocate for the right job, you can search up to 100 miles away. The app searches more than 2 million listings to help find the job you?re looking for. We played with the app ? typing in ?waitress,? ?public relations? and ?engineer? to find job lists with great variety. Job Compass includes many different industries and various levels of hierarchy within those fields. It used to be a paid app, but now it?s free in the iTunes store.

2. Job Search by Indeed.com

If you?ve performed an online job search in the past couple years, it?s likely that Indeed.com sourced some of those listings. The website is very comprehensive, with thousands of listings from company websites and job boards. To put it in perspective, the site experiences 1.5 billion job searches per month.

Indeed?s app is just as useful if you?re on-the-go. Although the name is bland ? Job Search [iTunes link] ? the app has some brains. You can save and/or email your favorite job postings, and the app saves recent searches for your next visit. The app will also show you the latest jobs posted in your chosen field, since your last search. Users have complained (in the comments section of the iTunes store) that sometimes the same job listings post more than once, so be wary of that when using this free app. It?s available on iTunes and Google Play.

3. JobMo

JobMo is a free app on iTunes and Google Play. Users search among millions of job listings from around the globe. Use Google Maps to find local jobs and compare salaries for your desired jobs. Find interview tips and connect with other job seekers to share job hunting techniques. If you?re using an Android tablet or iPad, you can apply to jobs directly from the app. The app?s users tout its usefulness and simple UI.

SEE ALSO: Find Jobs Through Your Facebook Friends on Simply Hired

4. Gigwalk

Employers are still slow to take on new staff in this economy, but the contract work sector has seen a boost in activity over the past few years. What better way to get your foot in a company?s door than to prove your qualifications?

The Gigwalk app is available on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. You can find temporary gigs ranging in pay from $6 to several hundred. When you do well, businesses with profiles on Gigwalk can invite you to private groups, thus broadcasting your name to others in the company. If you?re hired for a Gigwalk project, employers can write reviews of your work that will live on the app, potentially enhancing your appeal to other employers.

Sure, you could sit at home and apply for jobs all day, but these job search apps let you take your search with you wherever you go. Do you think job search apps are helpful when looking for a new gig? Tell us in the comments.

Images courtesy of iStockphoto, JulNichols, TommL

Source: http://mashable.com/2012/08/31/job-search-apps/

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Diabetes in Cats and Dogs: What Pet Parents Need to Know ...

In last week?s post, we discussed a problem that?s sadly becoming more and more prevalent in the majority of pets: overweight and obese dogs and cats. This week, we?re going to follow up with a discussion about one of the possible complications of pudgy pets: diabetes. This condition is affecting more and more of America?s pets but can be managed with the proper knowledge and care. Keep reading to find out what you need to know to help treat and possibly avoid this condition in your furry friend.

Diabetes in Dogs
Diabetes mellitus, or ?sugar diabetes? is a condition in which the concentration of glucose (a sugar) in your dog?s body is abnormal. It is a result of a failure to properly process or produce insulin. If you know anything about diabetes in humans, what we just described might sound familiar. This is because diabetes in pets is surprisingly similar both in causes and treatment to diabetes in humans. Diabetes in dogs is quite common and becoming increasingly prevalent. On average, 1 in 100 dogs in the U.S. has the disease but concentrations in specific areas can be as high as 1 in 50!

Diabetes in dogs can be caused by both genetic and environmental factors. Genetically, certain breeds of dogs are more susceptible to developing the condition than others. Breeds at a higher risk include:

Cocker Spaniels
Dachshunds
Doberman Pinschers
German Shepherds
Golden Retrievers
Labrador Retrievers
Pomeranians
Toy Poodles
Terriers

Since every pup is different, yours might have a genetic predisposition to developing the disease even if his breed didn?t make the list. But there?s a factor much more likely than genetics that can cause diabetes: your pet?s weight. Overweight or obese pets are at a much higher risk for developing diabetes, which is a big reason why you should strive to help your dog maintain a healthy weight. Increasing age also plays a role in whether or not dogs are at a higher risk for developing diabetes, with the average age for diagnosis between 4 and 14 years.

Poor management of glucose levels in your dog?s body will cause symptoms that you can identify if you?re well-acquainted with your dog?s normal habits. Check for such signs as:

Drinking more water than usual
Urinating more than usual
Acting Hungry. This may or may not be accompanied by weight loss or an inability to gain weight
Cloudy Eyes

Diabetes in Cats
Diabetes mellitus in cats is similar to the condition described in dogs above: it?s a condition that affects her body?s ability to regulate glucose levels. One key difference, though, is that all breeds of cats are equally at risk for developing the disease. Likewise, cats of all ages are of equal risk as far as research has been able to determine. Diabetes affects more than 1 in 100 cats in the US currently, and just like in dogs that number is on the rise.

Diabetes affects more cats than dogs partially due to the increased difficulty that pet parent?s have in exercising them. Many cats with indoor lifestyles can become overweight and then will want to play less. It?s a difficult cycle to break and prolonged heaviness and inactivity are big warning signs in kitty?s case.

Cats will often exhibit the same signs and symptoms of diabetes as dogs with a couple additions:

Lethargy (your cat seems to lack energy)
Dull and/or thinning fur. A cat?s coat is often a sentinel of internal physical problems.

Diagnosing and Treating Diabetes in Pets
If you or your veterinarian suspect that your pet has diabetes, rather simple tests can be done to diagnose the disease. A diagnosis of the condition is considered definite when both a urine and blood test confirm persistently high levels of glucose. Usually, your pet?s doctor will start with a urine test and proceed with additional testing to determine consistency in elevated glucose levels.

The good news is, diabetes is a treatable condition in pets and can be well-managed and even put in remission with proper care and a bit of good fortune (as far as your pet?s natural abilities to combat the disease). Here are the main treatment methods:

Diet: your vet will work with you to determine the proper type and amount of food that you should feed your furry friend in order to maintain the most stable glucose levels. You?ll need to feed your pet on a schedule and stick to the recommended amounts.
Exercise: As dogs and cats with diabetes are often inactive and overweight, proper exercise will be necessary to help return their body to a healthy state. Remember to start slow and work within your pet?s ability level.
Insulin: You will need to administer insulin to your pet on a daily basis to help him or her break down the excess glucose that is being produced as a result of the condition. The schedule and amount of insulin to give your pet will vary animal to animal, so your vet will help you determine what is right. You?ll also want to carefully monitor your pet?s blood glucose levels to insure that they?re staying within the proper range. This can help prevent any spikes or dips that could cause complications.
Routine Check-ups: Treatments, including diet and insulin amounts and schedules, may vary in your pet after diagnosis. Seeing your vet on a consistent basis will be crucial to staying a step ahead of the disease and keeping it at bay.

You may have realized by now that the best scenario when it comes to diabetes in pets is to do what you can to avoid it entirely. Fortunately, this is possible in the case of many animals. Having a fit and healthy pet will save you a lot of heartache and money. In some cases where genetics are concerned, diabetes may become a challenge that you will have to face with your pet. You and your furry friend will be in good hands with our expert staff at Boulder?s Natural Animal Hospital in the event that diabetes becomes a concern.

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Source: http://blog.bouldersnaturalanimal.com/2012/diabetes-in-cats-and-dogs-what-pet-parents-need-to-know

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