HR Generalist-HRO - Learning and Development
$75,000 - $80,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$75,000 - $80,000 per year
About the role
- Collaborate with business leaders for effective business priorities and organizational initiatives.
- Implement & promote key talent management initiatives including: performance management; competency development; rewards & recognition, succession planning, coaching and mentoring, etc.
- Facilitate HR Engagements based on actionable insights aimed at promoting organizational belonging & sense of pride.
- Manage seamless organizational development to ensure fair administration of TCS policies, processes, and procedures.
- Promote & drive employee engagement within project teams for sustained employee morale.
- Facilitate and drive Corporate Social Responsibility events for project team initiatives and local providences.
- Participates in business meetings, client audits/meetings and project start-up meetings
- Deploy and implement interventions to increase employee retention. • Comply to all internal and external HR processes/compliance requirements.
- Redress and resolve employee concerns and grievances as a true custodian.
- Years of experience required for position: Bachelor's Degree in HR or Business with 3 or more yrs of experience or Master's Degree in HR or Related field with 2-3yrs HR Generalist experience.
- Skills & CapabilitiesPHR/SPHR certification is preferred at all levels but not required.
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to facilitate presentations to groups effectively
- Successful track record in managing dynamic employee relations cases, involving an in-depth understanding of employment laws
- Experience in Leadership roles in extracurricular organizations during school or school breaks.
- Expertise in Data analysis, action planning, and execution skills.
- Intermediate experience in Microsoft Suite.
- Strong interpersonal skills and interest to work in a globally diverse work environment.
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