Key Responsibilities
1. Payroll & Statutory Compliance
Monthly Payroll: Execute end-to-end monthly payroll processing, including salary calculations, overtime, and deductions.
Statutory Filings: Ensure timely filing and remittance of all statutory returns, including Provident Fund (PF), ESI, Professional Tax (PT), and Labour Welfare Fund (LWF).
Labour Laws: Maintain 100% adherence to the Factories Act, Minimum Wages Act, Payment of Bonus Act, and Gratuity Act.
Audit Readiness: Manage internal and external labour audits and maintain all necessary statutory registers and notices at the plant level.
2. Talent Acquisition & Onboarding
End-to-End Recruitment: Drive the full recruitment lifecycle, from sourcing and screening to conducting interviews and final selection for both staff and worker categories.
Interviews: Lead interview panels and collaborate with department heads to identify technical and cultural fit.
Onboarding: Manage the orientation process to integrate new hires into the manufacturing culture and safety protocols.
3. Employee Relations & Operations
Grievance Handling: Resolve employee issues and grievances promptly to maintain industrial harmony.
Policy Management: Implement and update HR policies and the employee handbook to align with current labour regulations.
Performance Management: Coordinate annual performance appraisals and assist in identifying training needs for the workforce.
Contract Labour Management: Oversee contract staffing agencies to ensure they comply with statutory requirements.
Required Qualifications & Skills
Education: MBA or Master’s in Human Resources, Social Work (MSW), or a related field.
Experience: 5 to 7 years of core HR experience, specifically within the manufacturing sector.
Technical Skills: Proficiency in HRMS software and advanced MS Excel (for payroll and reporting).
Soft Skills: Strong negotiation, conflict resolution, and interpersonal communication skills.
Knowledge: Thorough understanding of local and national employment laws and factory regulations.