Assistant Manager - HR Business Partner
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Liaison with business units to gather manpower requirements, present relevant data, and finalize manpower plans in alignment with the company's growth strategy.
- Identify employees for career movements and engage in discussions with managers for role rotations and succession planning.
- Participate in talent review conversations to identify potential successors and critical positions, refining IDPs with the L&D team.
- Ensure that the goal-setting and review processes are completed within timelines, conduct goal audits, and facilitate performance calibration meetings.
- Manage employee relations, including handling grievances, conducting investigations, and implementing disciplinary actions in line with company guidelines.
- Review employee engagement scores and assist function heads in action planning based on these scores.
- Conduct employee exit conversations to understand reasons for leaving and recommend actions if necessary.
- Engage in organization design and structuring exercises to ensure alignment with business needs.
- Periodically evaluate manpower numbers and recommend modifications for structural alignment.
- Design and review sales incentive schemes, ensuring they meet the changing needs of the business and adherence to guidelines.
- Drive OD initiatives across the organization and manage change effectively.
- Oversee the recruitment and selection process, including interview coordination, salary negotiations, and document verification.
- Conduct new employee inductions to familiarize them with their role and company policies.
Skills and Qualifications Requirements:
Education: MBA in HR, preferably from a premier college.
Experience: 4-7 years of experience as an HR Business Partner, preferably in a retail or FMCG organization.
Behavioral Skills:
- Strategic thinking with a "big picture" mindset.
- Strong business acumen and entrepreneurial drive.
- Ability to nurture relationships and influence for impact.
- Leadership capability to manage and guide diverse teams.
- High level of accountability and a belief in people-centric approaches.
- Curiosity and a passion for categories and products.
Knowledge:
- Deep understanding of applicable labor laws, rules, and regulations.
- Awareness of labor market trends and leading industry practices in Employee Relations.
- Expertise in grievance and discipline management, as well as productivity norms and industry benchmarks
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