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Human resources manager, Kaiwhakahaere pūmanawa tangata

Also known as

Human resource manager, HR manager, recruitment manager, employee relations manager, performance and retention manager, people and capability manager, people and performance manager

Human resources managers oversee recruitment, performance, pay, wellbeing, training and development, employment relations and policies for the staff of an organisation.

Your pay could be

$68K

Lower

$94K to $177K

Most common

$235K

Upper

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$82K to $119K annually

You'll need

3 to 4 years of training

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$72K to $158K annually

You'll need

3 to 5 years of training

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Pay

$56K to $82K annually

You'll need

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Pay

$68K to $115K annually

You'll need

3 to 4 years of training

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