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Domtar in Montreal, QC, is seeking a Senior Talent Acquisition Partner to lead high-volume recruitment, partner with business teams, and fill critical roles across the organization. This permanent, full-time position offers a hybrid workplace and opportunities for growth.
You will coach peers, implement innovative sourcing strategies, collaborate with RPO partners, and drive continuous improvement while contributing to Domtar's safety, sustainability and inclusion initiatives.
Domtar is a leading producer of pulp, paper, packaging, tissue and wood products. Through our focus on safety and sustainability, as well as our commitment to operational excellence and our network of facilities across Canada and the United States, Domtar delivers high-quality and cost-effective products to customers around the world.
Our workforce is comprised of 14,000 talented and hardworking individuals. We are proud to offer competitive compensation, a supportive working environment, rewarding career paths and plenty of opportunities for learning and growth.
The location in Montreal , ( Quebec , Canada ), is seeking talent to fill the position of Senior Talent Acquisition Partner. This job is full-time permanent .
(*) English bilingual: If listed, this qualification is required since this function requires regular verbal and/or written interaction with customers, partners and/or our American subsidiaries.
Domtar is firmly committed to placing greater emphasis on the principles of equity, diversity and inclusion to empower all employees to reach their full potential. We form a dynamic team whose diverse backgrounds and wealth of perspectives are one of the keys to our success. We offer an inclusive, rewarding and safe work environment with opportunities that will help grow your skills.
To learn more about our company, consult the Domtar Company Web Site and follow us on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter.
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