Recruitment & Talent Acquisition:
Source and shortlist candidates for operations roles (e.g., delivery associates, warehouse staff, supervisors).
Post job openings on job portals and social media.
Conduct initial screenings, telephonic interviews, and schedule further rounds.
Coordination & Documentation:
Coordinate with HR managers and operations heads for manpower requirements.
Handle candidate documentation (ID proof, joining forms, verification, etc.).
Onboarding & Induction:
Manage joining formalities and orientation for new employees.
Ensure smooth onboarding experience for field and warehouse staff.
Vendor & Agency Management:
Liaise with third-party hiring agencies or manpower suppliers.
Negotiate hiring costs and track agency performance.
HR Operations Support:
Maintain recruitment databases and trackers.
Prepare daily or weekly hiring reports and analytics.
Compliance & Policies:
Ensure recruitment complies with company and labor law standards.
Handle background verification and employee record accuracy.
Paid Leave:
Annual, casual, and festival leaves.
Flexible Working Hours / Hybrid Options:
Available in some companies (especially for HR/office-based roles).
Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs):
Counseling or emotional well-being support for stress management.
Professional Training:
HR and recruitment process training, compliance sessions, and soft skills development.
Career Progression:
Clear path to become HR Executive, Talent Acquisition Specialist, or HR Manager.
Certification Opportunities:
Companies may sponsor HR-related certifications (e.g., HR Analytics, Recruitment Management).