Total 2 administration assistant job vacancies in Human Resources category in Singapore, Central Singapore

This role will support an integrated, value-based approach to human resources management, aligned to annual and long-term strategic business and HR initiatives in a large organization. She/he will be a strategic partner with the business, to nurture an employee-oriented company culture that emphasizes quality, collaboration, continuous improvement, and high performance.

The incumbent will provide a range of HR services to the company and business units, with partnership with Centres of Excellence in HR, including talent acquisition, talent management, compensation and benefits, talent development and people services.

• Provide HR insights and advice to the business on all people related issues and initiatives
• Roll out HR strategies that are aligned with the company's overall business objectives
• Develop and implement programs to ensure retention of key staff, and lower the employee turnover
• Improve employee experience and engagement through different communication channels and throughout the employee lifecycle
• Advise and support managers in employee performance management and development
• Develop an effective talent pipeline that addresses the organization's succession plan
• Ensure L&D activities are planned to meet current and future organization and employee needs.
• Partner with Compensation and Benefits team to regularly review market competitiveness, benefit and reward structures, internal relativity and equity to ensure competitiveness
• Review HR policies procedures and workflow processes in line with current employment legislation and/or organizational changes to increase efficiency
• Create and maintain a positive work environment by promoting a culture of respect, inclusion, diversity and positive employee experience
• Manage employee relations issues, ensuring fair and consistent resolution
• Analyse HR key metrics, develop continuous employee feedback mechanisms and use data to develop HR interventions and process improvements

In this role, you will be a junior HR advisor who builds strong partnerships with the senior leaders and the HR Centres of Excellence (COE) teams to develop and execute the People Strategies.

Our HR Business Partnering team is structured to offer our stakeholders close support in three clusters – namely the Schools/Colleges, Administrative and Research clusters. The candidate will report to a Senior HR Business Partner. Depending on the background/ seniority of the selected candidates, he/she will be assigned to support business units of varying sizes and complexity and may have a secondary reporting line to the School Chair/ Pan-University Research Centres.

Responsibilities:

• Assist in supporting stakeholders on the full spectrum of HR functions
• Provide advice on HR policies and procedures including but not limited to the following areas - employment legislation, talent management, performance management, recruitment, manpower planning, rewards strategies and employee engagement
• Partner HR Centre of Excellence in the delivery of all HR initiatives such as manpower planning and projection, budget planning, employee engagement surveys, people development programs, change management plans, performance management etc.
• Provide advice to stakeholders on policy changes, collaborate with senior leaders and functional HR Centre of Excellence in the delivery of all HR initiatives such as manpower planning , budget planning, employee engagement surveys, people development programs, change management plans, performance management etc.
• Supports the assigned unit in HR operations such as:
  • work closely with NTU’s Shared Services team on the search for talents and appointment/re-appointment/ re-employment of staff on a timely basis
  • support onboarding and offboarding matters
  • plan and manage Promotion and Tenure and Lecturers & Practice Track Promotion Exercise

Requirements:

• Degree with at least 4-6 years of relevant working experience in the Human Resources function
• Good Knowledge of Employment Act and Labour Laws
• Excellent communications and interpersonal skills with strong ability to engage and influence stakeholders at various levels
• Demonstrates flexibility and adaptability according to changing needs and priorities
• Collaborative and is comfortable working in a matrix structure with multiple priorities
• Resourceful and possess strong initiative to drive changes
• Ability to work independently as well as be active team members within and across the HR team.