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The incumbent will provide effective human resources management by promoting the development and motivation of the employees through the development and implementation of effective policies supported by internal communication, stimulating cohesion and organizational development.

Duties and Responsibilities

Management/Administrative Responsibilities 

Develops and coordinates the implementation of human resources (HR) policy, including aspects related to: recruitment and selection, orientation, remuneration, rewards and incentives, training, performance evaluation, careers and talent management, mobility and succession;

  • Supports the other organic units in the operationalization of the HR management policy;
  • Defines and implements the leadership development model;
  • Promotes the use of the human potential of the organization through training and development actions appropriate to the internal and market needs;
  • Proposes and operationalizes measures leading to the creation / reinforcement of the "OIC culture" and the permanent improvement of the organizational climate;
  • Ensures the efficiency of the organizational model, as well as its internal adoption, proposing measures leading to its permanent optimization;
  • Systematically performs exercises of optimal design of the HR structure, identifying imbalances and proposing measures to minimize them;
  • Prepares an annual HR plan, including measures to manage any imbalances that may exist;
  • Promotes the adoption of a process-based management logic, ensuring the formalization of internal procedures, monitoring compliance, evaluating their performance through quantitative indicators and the use of technological platforms that contribute to their streamlining;
  • Defines and implements the internal communication plan, including the tools or instruments necessary for its operation;
  • Prepares the welcome of new workers and carry out orientation activities;
  • Collects and organizes the information required for the preparation of HR decision making management;
  • Supports and collaborates in the implementation of projects with impact in HR management, especially with regard to change management.

Technical/Professional Responsibilities

Participates in the review and analysis of the OIC’s structure and manpower needs and makes recommendations for adjustment where necessary; 

  • Participates in developing, administering and maintaining the performance management programme to ensure effectiveness, compliance and equity within the OIC;
  • In collaboration with the human resource management committee and/or other relevant departments administers the promotion, retirement, discipline and leave policies;
  • In keeping with established government guidelines, oversees and assists with the development and implementation of the recruitment and selection programme;
  • In consultation with Directors and other heads of Divisions arranges placement of recruits appointed by the Public Service Commission;
  • In keeping with established Government guidelines, assists with the negotiations and prepares contracts for staff recruited on a contractual basis and makes arrangements for payment of gratuity and other final emoluments in keeping with the terms of agreement;
  • Strategic staffing arrangements inclusive of acting, transfers and redeployment of staff;
  • Provides advice on employee discipline, grievance and claims involving pay and leave entitlement;
  • Provides advice and guidance to Directors and line managers and related departments in handling industrial relations issues;
  • Develops and implements strategies to improve supervisory support for, and understanding of policies and approaches to promote acceptable conduct and performance;
  • Assists in administering the discipline and grievance procedures ensuring consistency and fairness promoting a harmonious and productive work environment;
  • Assists in administering the staff welfare programme ensuring effectiveness and equity;
  • Oversees the administration of the employees’ health and benefit programme;
  • Participates in the coordination of staff recreational programmes to enhance staff morale;
  • Administers the separation policy in keeping with government regulations;
  • Administers the compensation policy in keeping with established government guidelines.

Human Resource Responsibilities

Participates in the recruitment, selection/induction of new staff for the OIC and its Divisions;

  • Establishes employee performance objectives and motivate staff toward optimum performance;
  • Promotes the welfare of staff through the preparation of employee performance appraisals, recommendations for appointment, promotion, training and leave;
  • Initiates disciplinary proceedings where appropriate;
  • Manages the welfare and development of direct reports through the preparation of performance appraisals and recommendation of required development programmes;
  • Provides leadership to staff through effective objectives setting, delegation and communication;
  • Provides guidance to staff through coaching, mentoring and training and provide assistance and support as needed.
     
Knowledge/Skills

Core:

Excellent oral and written communication skills

  • Customer and quality focus
  • Teamwork and co-operation
  • Impact and Influence
  • Integrity
  • Compliance
  • Good interpersonal skills
  • Change management

Functional:

  • Strategic vision
  • Analytical thinking
  • Problem-solving and decision-making
  • Initiative
  • Good planning and organizing skills
  • Goal/result oriented
  • Excellent knowledge of Government Human Resource Management Systems, Corporate Planning, Labour Laws and Industrial Relations Practices, Staff Orders, Public Service Regulations, Access to Information, Procurement Guidelines and other policies that governs HRM and Administration
  • Strong consultative competencies in guiding communication approaches in support of executive leaders and business strategy
  • Excellent Human Resource Management skills
  • Ability to analyse and interpret financial and other corporate information for decision making

 

Minimum Required Qualification and Experience
  • Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Public Administration, Business Administration, or a related field;
  • Five (5) years relevant experience;
  • Training in Supervisory Management.
Special Conditions Associated with the Job
  • May be required to work beyond normal working hours;
  • Spend long hours sitting and using office equipment, computers and attending sessions.