Responsibilities
1. Develop and implement effective HR marketing, branding, recruiting, and hiring processes
2. Establish programs that support a balance between employees’ professional and personal lives (work/life balance)
3. Conduct research to analyze the workforce (for example, skills available locally, salary requirements)
4. Use HR technology and tools to deliver HR services (for example, payroll, employee self-service, social networking, and Human Resource Information Systems [HRIS])
5. Plan and implement employee benefits programs
6. Develop and implement salary and bonus programs (compensation plans) and other forms of employee recognition
7. Plan for and integrate new employees into the organization (for example, new-hire orientation and training [onboarding])
8. Manage programs to meet employees’ needs (for example, expatriates, disability challenges, family care, employee health and safety)
9. Manage employees who are returning to the organization (for example, people returning from maternity leave, expatriates returning home, people ending sabbaticals, or employees returning from layoffs)
10. Manage employees leaving the organization (for example, dismissals, layoffs, and retirement)
11. HR discussions and decisionsimportant HR discussions and decisions