Translation for "director of personnel" to spanish

Director of personnel

• director de personal

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director de personal

Organizational unit: Office of the Director of Personnel
Unidad de organización: Oficina del Director de Personal

:: Director of personnel, training and documentation at a national consulting firm;
:: Directora de personal, formación y documentación en una oficina nacional de estudios;

Executive direction and management Office of the Director of Personnel
Oficina del Director de Personal

Ms. Christine Dodson, Director of Personnel
Sra. Christine Dodson, Directora de Personal

7. Ms. Christine Dodson, Director of Personnel.
7. Sra. Christine Dodson, Directora de Personal.

2007 Director of Personnel, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
2007 Director de Personal del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores

§24 Richard ‘Dick’ Tate is Director of Personnel.
§24 Richard «Dick» Tate es el Director de Personal.

The flight lieutenant had become a group captain and director of personnel at the ministry.
El teniente de vuelo había ascendido a capitán de grupo y director de personal del ministerio.

Continental Electronics’ Director of Personnel was a broad-faced man named Vincent Connington.
El director de personal de la Continental Electronics era un hombre de rostro ancho llamado Vincent Connington.

Chock Full o’Nuts was the same company that employed Governor Rockefeller’s friend Jackie Robinson as vice president and director of personnel, and after Amy and Ferguson had mused on those weird, entangled facts for a couple of minutes—ubiquitous Nelson Rockefeller, whose family owned coffee plantations in South America, and post-baseball Jackie Robinson, whose hair had turned white even though he was still relatively young, and a chain of eighty New York coffee shops with mostly black people working in them—Amy put her arm around Ferguson’s shoulder, drew him toward her, and asked him how it felt to be in college now, a free man at last.
La Chock Full o’Nuts era la misma empresa que tenía a Jackie Robinson, amigo del gobernador Rockefeller, de vicepresidente y director de personal, y después de que Amy y Ferguson reflexionaran sobre aquellos extraños y enmarañados hechos durante un par de minutos —el omnipresente Nelson Rockefeller, cuya familia poseía plantaciones de café en Sudamérica, el Jackie Robinson de después del béisbol, a quien se le había vuelto el pelo blanco pese a ser aún relativamente joven, y una cadena de ochenta cafeterías en Nueva York atendidas principalmente por negros—, Amy rodeó los hombros de Ferguson con el brazo, lo atrajo hacia ella y le preguntó cómo se sentía al estar ya en la universidad, al ser libre al fin.