Purpose of Position
The job holder will serve in an administrative support role to the EMEA HR Business Partner/HR Manager and assist in ensuring effective the daily maintenance and record keeping of HR activities.
The role will work with a variety of stakeholders and confidentiality, efficient administration and data management is critical for the role.
Primary responsibilities:
Your primary responsibilities will revolve around the wide range of HR administrative duties and in particular you will be expected to:
- Maintain all HR and related administrative files and electronic records as required.
- Data maintenance and updating of the HR talent pool and information systems.
- Ensure that all time and attendance records are maintained and updated in the business unit.
- Liaising and assisting with the service termination functions.
- Produce management information reports as requested.
- Monitor and contribute to continuous improvement of HR related process and functionality.
- Communicating with employees on general HR related requests eg payslips, salary certificate, confirmation of employment etc
- Ensuring that all increases, adjustments, leave, bonus and commission provisions are accurately recorded.
- Ensuring proper filing of all payrolls records and maintains confidentiality of records.
- Ensuring that Management, Payroll and HR reports are provided on a monthly basis and as the need arise.
- Formulating reports as requested by the HR Manager.
- Ensure that developed HR policy is implemented and that all employees are kept informed on any new policies.
- Work closely with finance to ensure payroll is processed accurately and in a timely manner.
- Sent out various documents to employees and clients
- Inform employees when [performance review are due and ensuring adherence to the periods for this process.
- Ensure the effective recording and updating of personnel data and records.
- Responsible for the employee orientation and induction program of all new employees.
- Updating and providing statistics on all employee discipline and related administration.
- Facilitate the administration of all employee queries and grievances in employment related matters.
- Monitor training for all employees and training feedback
- Co-ordinating internships and in service training programs with the assigned managers in the business.
- Ensuring effective records are kept of all training, scheduled training and training outcomes for individuals and groups.
- Any other duties assigned by the HR Manager or his/her delegate.
Reporting requirements
The role will report directly to the HR Manager (EMEA HR Business Partner) with the following reporting requirements:
- Attendance of all weekly and/or team meetings.
- Regular updates with your line manager
- Regular submission of assigned reports
- A monthly update on the status of your KPI’s, as well as any other important areas of concern.
- Exception reports as and when required.
Relationships
- The role will form part of the EMEA HR Business Partner
- The role will be required to liaise closely with all employees IN THE emea team and at times with other stakeholders
Authority levels
- The role will be required to analyse and make recommendations to the EMEA HR Business Partner
- You will also be expected to contribute to ensure effective record keeping, administration and process within the EMEA team.
Minimum education and experience required
- Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources or an administrative degree or any related discipline
- 1-3 years of relevant experience
Key competencies and professional expertise required
- Detail orientated
- Very strong written English skills
- Good communication skills
- Organising and systematic approach to work
- Strong Microsoft Office skills
- Ability to manage workflows independently
- Ability to multi-task in an ever changing environment, complete work quickly and accurately with high energy, urgency and initiative
- Ability to effectively interact with all levels of the organization
- To apply for this position you must have a valid visa to work in the UK
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