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An HR Manager oversees a company's Human Resources (HR) functions, acting as a strategic partner to management and a link between the organization and its employees. Key responsibilities include managing recruitment, onboarding, and training; developing compensation and benefits programs; fostering employee relations and conflict resolution; ensuring compliance with labor laws; managing performance and talent development; and promoting ...

An HR Head (also known as Head of Human Resources or HR Director) is a senior executive responsible for aligning HR strategies with the overall business objectives, overseeing all HR functions including recruitment, employee relations, performance management, training, compensation, and benefits, and ensuring legal compliance. Key responsibilities involve developing HR policies, managing ...

An HR Officer/Manager is responsible for a variety of human resources functions, including managing recruitment, onboarding, training, employee relations, and ensuring compliance with labor laws. Key duties involve bridging the gap between employees and management, developing HR strategies to align with business goals, administering compensation and benefits, and fostering a positive and ...

An HR Manager in the real estate industry is responsible for managing all human resources functions, including talent acquisition for roles like real estate agents, project managers, and construction workers, and compliance with labor laws like the BOCW Act. They also oversee performance management, employee relations, compensation, benefits, and training to support the organization's ...

The HR Manager is responsible for overseeing and managing all aspects of human resources practices and processes. They serve as a strategic partner to the leadership team, ensuring compliance with employment laws, supporting organizational goals, and fostering a productive and positive workplace culture. The role includes recruitment, employee relations, performance ...

A Manager/Dy. Manager of HR, IR, and Liaison is a mid-level HR role responsible for a broad range of human resources functions, including employee relations, industrial relations, compliance with labor laws, recruitment, compensation, benefits, training, and government liaison activities. Key duties include developing and implementing HR policies, managing payroll, resolving conflicts, ensuring labor law compliance, liaising ...

An HR Executive manages the human resources functions of an organization, including talent acquisition, employee relations, payroll, benefits, and compliance with labor laws. Key responsibilities involve developing HR strategies, overseeing recruitment and onboarding, administering compensation and benefits, conducting performance reviews, and maintaining employee records and HR policies to foster a productive work ...

A job description for an HR position in a fabricated metal industry will involve managing personnel functions like recruitment, training, and compliance within a manufacturing and skilled-trade environment. Key responsibilities include handling labor relations, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards, and potentially managing the workforce to meet production goals. An HR generalist ...

An HR Manager oversees all aspects of human resources within an organization, including recruitment, training, employee relations, and ensuring compliance with employment laws. They play a crucial role in strategic planning, aligning the workforce with business objectives, and fostering a positive work environment.    Key Responsibilities: Recruitment and Hiring: Managing the entire recruitment cycle, from sourcing ...

An LA Officer (Land Acquisition Officer) in the coal mining industry is responsible for acquiring land necessary for mining operations, typically under the provisions of the Coal Bearing Areas (Acquisition and Development) Act, 1957. This role involves identifying and acquiring land, negotiating with landowners, and ensuring compliance with legal and ...