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Jenny McCumiskey | HR Works Inc.
By: Daily Record Staff//May 18, 2018//
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HR Works Inc. announces promotions within the company. Jenny McCumiskey has been promoted to an affirmative action manager. McCumiskey has more than 17 years of director-level experience and in her time at HR Works was quickly promoted from data analyst to project manager. McCumiskey has experience supervising employees, restructuring departments, managing budgets, developing policies and procedures and streamlining processes. She will leverage her expertise to support HR Works’ affirmative action department.
McCumiskey holds a bachelor’s degree and MBA from Alfred University. She lives in Hornell, New York with her husband, John.
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