A hotel industry recruiter's job responsibilities include sourcing and screening candidates, interviewing applicants, and managing the hiring process from start to finish. They also collaborate with hiring managers to define job requirements, create recruitment strategies, and ensure compliance with labor laws. Additional duties involve onboarding new hires, managing HR databases, and promoting the hotel as an employer of choice.
Core responsibilities
Sourcing and screening: Identifying potential candidates through various channels like job boards, social media, and professional networks, and then screening their resumes and applications.
Interviewing and assessment: Conducting interviews (phone, in-person) and using selection tools to assess candidates' skills, knowledge, and experience.
Hiring and onboarding: Managing the hiring process, extending job offers, and coordinating the onboarding of new employees to ensure they are properly integrated.
Collaboration with management: Working closely with department heads and hiring managers to understand staffing needs and align on job requirements and candidate qualifications.
Strategy and planning: Developing overall recruiting strategies and specific hiring plans, especially for seasonal needs, and creating effective recruitment materials.
Supporting responsibilities
Compliance and record-keeping: Ensuring the recruitment process complies with labor laws and maintaining accurate employee records and HR databases.
Candidate and employer branding: Building relationships with candidates, providing a positive experience, and promoting the company's reputation as a great place to work.
Reporting: Monitoring and reporting on key recruitment metrics, such as employee turnover rates.
Additional duties: Attending hiring events, assisting with employee relations, and contributing to special projects as needed.