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Thomas joins The DiMarco Group as human resource hiring specialist

The DiMarco Group hired Tashanda Thomas as human resource hiring specialist. As human resource hiring specialist, Thomas is responsible for scouting top candidates to fill numerous positions across The DiMarco Group's family of companies. She also supports general employee relations activities and provides backup to the benefits and compensation functions. Thomas has more than six years of experience in human resources, most recently as a human resource specialist at Harter, Secrest & Emery LLP, where she worked in recruitment, benefits, policies and procedures, time and attendance. She also worked as the human resource coordinator at the Urban League of Rochester. She is the member of the Urban League of Rochester, the National Human Resources Association, and the Society for Human Resource Management Diversity Council. Thomas also volunteers for Food Link and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer. Thomas received her associate degree in business administration from Monroe Community College and her bachelor's degree in management with a human resource concentration from St. John Fisher College. She resides in Rochester with her husband and son.
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