HR Manager

The role of a HR Executive is crucial for the success of the business. As an HR Executive, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring a happy and productive workplace where every individual works towards achieving the established mission and objectives of the organization. It is essential to promote corporate values and foster a positive culture within the company. Your responsibilities will include developing and implementing HR strategies and initiatives that are in alignment with the overall business strategy. You will be responsible for managing the recruitment and selection process, addressing employee relations issues, and conducting orientation and training programs for employees. Additionally, you will be tasked with supporting the current and future business needs through the development, engagement, motivation, and retention of human capital. Furthermore, you will be required to oversee and manage a performance appraisal system that encourages high performance, assess training needs, and monitor training programs. Reporting HR metrics to management, ensuring legal compliance, and maintaining historical human resource records will also be part of your role. It is crucial to maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending workshops, reviewing publications, and participating in professional societies. The ideal candidate for this position should have proven working experience as an HR manager or in a similar HR executive role. Being people-oriented and results-driven is essential, along with demonstrable experience in human resources metrics, HR systems, and databases. Strong leadership skills, along with the ability to architect strategies, are important. Excellent communication skills, including active listening, negotiation, and presentation skills, are required. Building and managing interpersonal relationships at all levels of the company and having in-depth knowledge of labor law and HR best practices are also necessary. Candidates applying for this position should hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent certifications in Human Resources or Organization Development. Active participation in HR communities such as SHRM/NHRD is preferred.,