Ezylife
Kenya, a fast growing mid-sized company, is a leading provider of household
energy solutions to base of the pyramid consumers in Kenya.
Ezylife
Kenya is seeking to recruit a Human Resource Officer (HRO).
- Manage the
preparation of a human resource manual
- Work with line
managers to structure an effective performance management system
- Develop and
manage the communication, implementation, monitoring and review of all
Human Resource policies and procedures
- Coordinate and
support all aspects of the recruitment and selection process of staff
- Ensure
implementation and ongoing management and regular monitoring of tracking
systems for timesheets and leaves
- Work with line
managers to identify training needs and draw up an annual training
calendar, prepare training budgets and identify suitable trainers and
training institutions
- Handle
disciplinary and other management issues
- Design, develop
and conduct / facilitate orientation programmes for all new staff
- Carry out exit
interviews with departing employees
- Manage
disciplinary procedures in line with company policy and the Law
- Manage all
pension and staff insurance matters
- Ensure accuracy
and safe custody of personnel data
- Liaise with the
Directorate of Industrial Training (D.I.T) for training approvals and
reimbursements
- Payroll
administration
The ideal candidate will:
- Be well versed
with the Employment Act
- Be a degree
holder in human resource management or holder of a business management
degree with postgraduate qualification in human resource management.
Membership of professional bodies will be an added advantage
- Have at least
four years’ experience in a commercial environment
Interested
persons need to send their application letters and CVs with 3 referees to
hrkenya@theparadigmproject.org on or before 9th January 2013.
Candidates
MUST indicate their current monthly salary and benefits on the application
letter.
Please
note that this is a temporary email address and may be deactivated
thereafter.
The
email must be titled “HRO Application”