Total 2 hr officer job vacancies in ite hq headquarters

·       Manage manpower resourcing, including recruitment, outreach, on-boarding, postings and secondment, internship management, re-employment, contract renewal and exit management.

·       Foster strong relationships with stakeholders, communicate effectively, and build trust, to effectively influence, facilitate, negotiate, and resolve conflict in order to develop and engage employees (e.g., convey policy rationale).
 

·       Develop and implement recruitment strategies (sourcing, assessment, and selection) to maximise the effectiveness of the selection process that will help the PA achieve its current and long-term goals.

·       Provide professional advice to Division on the interpretation of HR policies and staff matters (e.g., staff profile, recruitment, postings, temporal staff, re-employment, exit strategies etc).

·       Champion new ways of working by applying and implementing innovative solutions to day-to-day work.

·       Design, translate, and implement policies and processes that are staff-centric while taking into consideration staff and organisational needs, relevant legislations, and industry best practices.
 

·       Develop and implement strategies that facilitate staff movements to meet the PA’s current and long-term goals and strategies, in anticipation of future workforce trends and conditions.
 

·       Leverage on technology and digital tools to optimise and enhance HR functions. This includes fostering a tech-focused and pro-digitalisation culture in the HR team.
 

·       Use data and analytics across a range of HR functions to generate insights for business intelligence and foresights for planning purposes.
 

·       Promote teamwork and team learning of HR staff for greater effectiveness and productivity of HR work.

Requirements

·            Excellent management and leadership skills with 3 years’ HR experience

in supervisory position

·            Work independently and take ownership of outcomes;

·            Value-add and Contribute to the success of a team;

·            Lead your peers;

·            Exercise diligence, care and attention to detail, and multi-task;

·            Good communication and interpersonal skills;

·            Think critically, analyse and interpret data, and exercise initiative; and

·            Learn quickly and adapt dynamically to change.

Key duties and responsibilities that need to be performed to meet the primary objective of the job. 
 

• Ensure the effective implementation of PA-wide financial policies, including the Government Instruction Manual on Grants Governance, by providing guidance and monitoring compliance in the review of grants submission by ground units.

• Identify opportunities to streamline and improve the end-to-end grant management processes, including application, approval, disbursement, monitoring, and reporting, to enhance operational effectiveness and efficiency.

• Collaborate with relevant stakeholders, including Field Governance Office (FGOs)/Constituency Offices (COs) and PA divisions, to ensure timely and accurate update of PA Grant Register for reporting to Management.

• Develop e-learning content to educate staff and stakeholders on the updated financial policies and enhanced grant management processes.

• Assist in facilitating change management activities to ensure smooth adoption of new financial policies and grant management processes across the organization, addressing any resistance and ensuring buy-in from relevant stakeholders.  

• Assist in implementing initiatives under Ops-Training Integration through collaboration with relevant stakeholders to align training programs and ensuring that training outcomes contribute to improving operational performance.