Senior Human Resources Manager at Mini Group
Mini Group
- Kenya
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Assist the Head - Human Resources in overseeing HR operations, recruitment, and staffing processes.
- Develop and deploy HR policies, procedures, and guidelines to align workforce objectives with the company's strategic goals.
- Participate in workforce planning, budget monitoring, and leave scheduling to ensure optimal staff utilization.
- Oversee accurate maintenance of personnel files and employee records (both physical and electronic).
- Support the preparation of HR reports, payroll inputs, and compliance with statutory requirements.
- Advise line managers on employee relations issues, ensuring compliance with HR policies, labor laws, and CBAs.
- Manage the end-to-end disciplinary process and conduct investigations when required.
- Promote employee engagement and satisfaction through effective communication, wellness, and feedback programs.
- Oversee the maintenance and updating of HRIS systems and databases.
- Ensure proper record-keeping of employee leave and other absence data.
- Provide accurate and timely HR data for decision-making and statutory compliance.
- Support the implementation of performance management programs, including KPIs, appraisals, and performance improvement plans.
- Maintain performance-related employee records and ensure adherence to timelines.
- Conduct orientation programs for new employees and coordinate training initiatives.
- Manage the annual training calendar, including Training Needs Analysis and post-training evaluations.
- Track and report on employee learning and skill development initiatives.
- Prepare, analyze, and present HR reports on recruitment, performance, employee relations, and training metrics.
- Support the HR function with data-driven insights for continuous improvement.
- Uphold company core values, policies, and SOPs.
- Ensure timely and accurate reporting, action follow-ups, and compliance with all HR standards.
- Engage in monthly performance reviews and support team members' development.
- Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management or a related field (CHRP certification is a MUST).
- A Higher National Diploma/Diploma in Human Resources or equivalent is desirable.
- At least 6 years of HR experience in a labor-intensive and unionized environment (preferably FMCG/Manufacturing).
- Minimum 3 years of hands-on experience with HRMIS systems (mandatory).
- Strong expertise in recruitment, performance management, learning and development, compensation and benefits, HR analytics, and HR policy implementation.
- Solid understanding of Kenyan labor laws and industrial relations practices.
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