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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 ...

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 HR Assistant provides administrative and operational support to the Human Resources department, assisting with a wide range of tasks, including recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, and payroll. They maintain employee records, manage HR-related correspondence, and help with various HR initiatives.    Key Responsibilities: Recruitment: Assisting with the recruitment process, including posting job openings, reviewing applications, and ...

An AGM/DGM HR (Assistant/Deputy General Manager Human Resources) job description typically involves overseeing all HR functions, including talent acquisition, employee relations, HR operations, and ensuring compliance with labor laws, while also playing a key role in developing and implementing HR strategies to align with business goals.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of ...

A Human Resources (HR) officer manages the employee lifecycle, from recruitment to retirement. They also ensure that company policies are followed and that employees are treated fairly.    Responsibilities    Recruitment: Recruit new employees and help them through onboarding Training: Train new employees and provide career development programs Payroll: Assist with payroll management so employees get paid on time Employee relations: Maintain positive ...

A Human Resources (HR) officer manages the employee lifecycle, from recruitment to retirement. They also ensure that company policies are followed and that employees are treated fairly.    Responsibilities    Recruitment: Recruit new employees and help them through onboarding Training: Train new employees and provide career development programs Payroll: Assist with payroll management so employees get paid on time Employee relations: Maintain positive ...

A recruitment officer identifies, attracts, and hires candidates for an organization. They may also be responsible for managing the recruitment process, including advertising, interviewing, and selecting candidates.    Responsibilities Plan and advertise: Identify staffing needs and advertise job vacancies    Source candidates: Research and screen candidates, and evaluate their qualifications and experience    Interview candidates: Conduct interviews and assess candidates' performance    Select candidates: Select ...

A time office, or timekeeper's office, is responsible for ensuring that a company complies with labor laws and regulations. They also manage employee time and attendance, and generate reports for management and regulatory authorities.    Responsibilities Compliance: Ensure that the company complies with labor laws and regulations regarding working hours, breaks, and overtime    Time and attendance management: Track ...

A human resources (HR) manager plans, directs, and coordinates the administrative functions of a company's HR department. They are responsible for ensuring that employees are motivated, qualified, and well-suited to their jobs. They also act as a liaison between management and employees.    Responsibilities Recruiting: Oversee the hiring process, including sourcing candidates, scheduling interviews, and making hiring ...

Having knowledge of Salary structure making,ESIC and PF, and other hr related work   An HR Officer is a key member of a human resources team, responsible for a wide range of duties related to employee management and organizational success. They play a crucial role in recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, and ensuring ...