The HR Manager is responsible for overseeing all aspects of human resource management, including recruitment, employee relations, performance management, training and development, compensation and benefits, compliance, and organizational culture. The role ensures that HR policies and practices align with the organization’s strategic goals and legal requirements.
Plan and execute the recruitment strategy to attract and retain top talent.
Manage end-to-end hiring processes—job posting, screening, interviewing, and onboarding.
Partner with department heads to forecast manpower needs.
Develop employer branding initiatives to enhance talent attraction.
Maintain a positive and productive work environment.
Address employee grievances, conflicts, and disciplinary issues in accordance with company policy.
Organize employee engagement activities, wellness programs, and recognition initiatives.
Act as a bridge between management and staff to ensure open communication.
Implement and monitor performance appraisal systems.
Support managers in setting performance goals and conducting evaluations.
Identify performance gaps and recommend training or coaching interventions.
Ensure fairness and consistency in performance-related decisions.
Assess training needs and design learning & development programs.
Coordinate internal and external training sessions for employees.
Promote a culture of continuous learning and professional growth.
Evaluate training effectiveness and maintain development records.
Oversee payroll processing and benefits administration.
Develop and manage compensation structures aligned with industry standards.
Ensure statutory compliance with labour laws and tax regulations.
Recommend improvements to employee reward and recognition systems.
Develop, implement, and update HR policies and procedures.
Ensure compliance with labour laws, employment standards, and company regulations.
Maintain employee records and documentation accurately.
Prepare HR reports and analytics for management review.
Align HR strategy with the organization’s overall business objectives.
Analyze HR metrics (turnover, retention, absenteeism) and suggest improvements.
Contribute to organizational development and change management initiatives.
Strong leadership and interpersonal skills.
Excellent communication, negotiation, and conflict-resolution abilities.
Deep understanding of labour laws and HR best practices.
Strategic thinking and analytical mindset.
High level of integrity and confidentiality.