Recruitment & Staffing
Plan hiring for operations, warehouses, corporate roles.
Conduct interviews, shortlist candidates, and coordinate onboarding.
Maintain talent pipelines for urgent needs.
Employee Performance & Development
Set performance targets with department heads.
Monitor employee performance using KPIs and appraisal systems.
Identify training needs and coordinate skill-building programs.
Employee Engagement & Relations
Resolve workplace conflicts and grievances.
Organize events, recognition programs, and surveys to boost morale.
Implement HR policies fairly across the organization.
HR Administration & Compliance
Maintain records of attendance, leaves, and payroll.
Ensure legal compliance with labor laws and safety regulations.
Generate HR reports for senior management.
Strategic HR Initiatives
Develop policies to improve retention and productivity.
Introduce process improvements for HR operations.
Advise management on organizational development and workforce planning.
Education: Bachelor’s or Master’s in HR, Business Administration, or related field.
Experience: 5–8 years in HR roles; experience in performance management and logistics/operations is a plus.
Skills:
People management & leadership
Strong communication & negotiation
Data-driven decision making
Conflict resolution
HR software proficiency
Health Insurance: Comprehensive coverage for employees and their dependents, including hospitalization, critical illness, and maternity benefits.
Mental Health Support: Access to counseling services, therapy sessions, and stress management workshops to promote emotional well-being.
Fitness Programs: Reimbursement for gym memberships, yoga sessions, or wellness programs to encourage physical health.
Provident Fund (PF): Mandatory contributions to the Employee Provident Fund for retirement savings.
Gratuity: A lump sum payment made to employees who have completed a certain number of years of service, as per statutory requirements.
Performance-Based Bonuses: Incentives linked to individual or company performance, often in the form of annual or quarterly bonuses.
Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs): Opportunities to purchase company shares at a discounted rate, fostering a sense of ownership.
Paid Time Off (PTO): Includes earned leave, sick leave, casual leave, and public holidays.
Parental Leave: Maternity and paternity leave policies to support employees during significant life events.
Bereavement Leave: Time off provided to employees in the event of the death of a close family member.
Educational Assistance: Reimbursement for tuition fees or certification courses to support continuous learning.
In-House Training: Workshops, seminars, and leadership programs to enhance professional skills.
Conference Sponsorships: Financial support to attend industry conferences, seminars, or networking events.
Flexible Work Arrangements: Options for remote work, flexible hours, or hybrid models to accommodate personal needs.
Transportation Benefits: Company-provided transport, fuel allowances, or cab services, especially for late-night shifts.
Meal Benefits: Subsidized meals, meal vouchers, or tie-ups with local catering services.
Employee Discount Platforms: Access to exclusive deals and discounts on a range of products and services.
Retirement Planning: Supplementary contributions to the Provident Fund or National Pension System (NPS) beyond statutory requirements.
Paid Parental Leave: Extended leave policies for new parents, including adoption leave.
Wellness Programs: Access to gym memberships, yoga sessions, or stress management workshops to promote physical and mental well-being.