Key Responsibilities
Talent Acquisition & Onboarding:
Manages recruitment processes, including job postings, interviews, and candidate selection, along with the onboarding and offboarding of new and departing employees.
Employee Relations:
Addresses employee grievances, manages conflicts, and handles disciplinary actions to ensure a positive workplace.
Compliance & Policy:
Ensures the organization adheres to labor laws, company policies, and regulations.
Compensation & Benefits:
Administers payroll, benefits programs (like health insurance and retirement plans), and compensation structures.
Performance Management:
Oversees performance review processes, provides constructive feedback, and supports employees in goal-setting and development.
HR Strategy & Operations:
Develops and implements HR strategies aligned with business goals, manages HR budgets, and handles daily HR operations.
Training & Development:
Organizes training sessions and programs to enhance employee skills and knowledge.
Record Keeping:
Maintains accurate employee records and generates necessary HR reports.
Required Skills
Communication:
Effective communication skills are essential to act as a bridge between employees and management.
Detail-Oriented:
The ability to manage detailed tasks and maintain accurate records is crucial.
Proactive:
A proactive approach is needed to anticipate needs and implement HR initiatives.
Organizational Skills:
Strong organizational abilities are necessary to manage multiple HR functions simultaneously.
Knowledge of HR Practices:
Staying updated on HR trends, best practices, and changes in employment legislation is critical.