HR Administrator
Overview
To provide administrative and operational support to the Human Resources department ensuring efficient delivery of HR processes and services.
Requirements
- National Diploma/Degree in HR or related Human Science qualification
- Minimum of 2 - 3 years’ experience working in an HR administrative role
- Computer Literacy (MS Office and HR Systems)
- Understanding of South African labour legislation including, Basic Conditions of Employment Act, Labour Relations Act & Employment Equity Act
Responsibilities
- Maintain and update employee records, both electronically and in physical personnel files
- Prepare HR documentation such as offers, employment contracts, confirmation letters, and HR correspondence
- Ensure employee documentation is complete and compliant with internal policies and labour legislation
- Assist with the onboarding and offboarding processes
- Handle general HR queries from employees
- Support HRBPs and the HRM with administrative tasks
- Assist with recruitment administration including posting vacancies, coordinating interviews, and preparing interview packs
- Conduct reference checks where required
- Ensure all recruitment documentation is properly filed
- Prepare documentation and maintain records related to employee relations matters
- Ensure proper filing and confidentiality of employee relations documentation
- Capture and maintain employee information on the HR information system (SAGE)
- Ensure data accuracy and confidentiality of employee information
- Generate HR reports as required by management
- Assist with HR audits and ensure compliance with labour legislation and company policies
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