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The HR Officer is responsible for supporting and implementing human resource policies and procedures, managing recruitment and onboarding processes, maintaining employee records, and ensuring compliance with labor laws. This role serves as a key point of contact between employees and management. Key Responsibilities Manage end-to-end recruitment and selection processes Conduct employee onboarding and ...

An HR Executive in steel manufacturing manages end-to-end HR operations, focusing on high-volume recruitment of shop-floor labor, statutory compliance (Factories Act), payroll/time office management, and industrial relations. The role acts as a bridge between management and workers to ensure a safe, disciplined, and productive environment, typically requiring 2–5 years of ...

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 ...

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 ...

The HR Manager for Logistics is responsible for managing all human resource functions within the logistics and supply chain operations. This includes recruitment, employee relations, workforce planning, training, performance management, compliance, payroll coordination, and labor law adherence for warehouse, transportation, and distribution staff. The role ensures efficient manpower management to ...

The HR Executive (Plant HR) acts as the bridge between management and the factory workforce (both permanent and contractual). They ensure seamless day-to-day operations, maintain compliance with labor laws, and drive employee engagement to ensure minimal disruptions to production. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Responsibilities Contract Labor Management & Statutory Compliance Ensure ...

The Senior HR Officer (or Assistant Manager - HR/IR) acts as the primary link between the manufacturing workforce, unions, and senior management. They are responsible for the entire employee lifecycle, from recruiting skilled technical staff to managing the contractor workforce, ensuring statutory compliance, and maintaining shop-floor discipline.    Key Responsibilities 1. Industrial Relations ...

An HR Manager for a foundry plant manages full-cycle HR operations, focusing on high-volume blue-collar recruitment, industrial relations, statutory compliance, and safety training. Key duties include managing shop-floor manpower planning, union negotiations, grievance handling, and site facilities to ensure uninterrupted production operations, typically requiring 5–8 years of manufacturing experience.    Key Responsibilities: Recruitment & ...

A Female HR Officer in a fabrication plant manages the full employee lifecycle, focusing on recruitment, statutory compliance (Factories Act, PF, ESI), payroll, and industrial relations. The role involves acting as a bridge between management and the shopfloor workforce to maintain a productive, safe, and harmonious environment.      Key Responsibilities Recruitment & Onboarding: Sourcing, interviewing, ...

A Plant HR Executive in a steel manufacturing company manages end-to-end HR operations, focusing on industrial relations (IR), statutory compliance (Factories Act), payroll, and shop-floor workforce management. Key responsibilities include recruiting staff/workers, managing attendance, handling union grievances, and maintaining a positive, disciplined work environment.    Key Job Responsibilities Industrial Relations (IR): Manage union relationships, handle ...