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The HR Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and overseeing all human resource functions within the organization. This includes recruitment, compliance, employee relations, performance management, training, and HR policy implementation to ensure a productive and legally compliant workplace. 📌 Key Responsibilities: Oversee the complete recruitment process including sourcing, interviewing, and onboarding. Develop and ...

1. Key Responsibilities Industrial Relations (IR) & Union Management (Highest Priority) Act as the primary liaison between plant management and the workforce/union representatives. Handle labor disputes, grievances, and disciplinary actions to ensure minimum downtime. Negotiate collective bargaining agreements (wage settlements, worker agreements). Maintain a peaceful and productive work environment by strictly following the industrial dispute ...

An HR and Admin Manager in a Ferro Alloys Plant drives end-to-end human resources, industrial relations (IR), and facility operations. They ensure statutory labor compliance, manage contract labor, and oversee daily plant administration. This role is vital for maintaining smooth production, worker safety, and labor harmony.  Core Responsibilities 1. Industrial Relations (IR) ...

An HR Head for a steel pipes company directs the entire human capital strategy and plant operations. Key duties include manpower planning, union negotiations, statutory compliance, and payroll. They align workforce capabilities with production goals while ensuring a safe, harmonious, and legally compliant shop floor. [1, 2, 3, 4] Core Responsibilities 1. ...

The Head of HR for a steel manufacturing plant leads all HR functions (recruitment, C&B, talent, IR/ER, compliance, L&D) ensuring alignment with business goals, with a strong emphasis on ** industrial relations, statutory compliance (Factory Act, ESI, PF), and union management** in a heavy industrial environment, bridging strategy with daily plant operations, focusing on ...