Human Resources Manager at Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA)

Job Overview

Location
Lagos, Lagos
Job Type
Full Time
Date Posted
8 days ago

Additional Details

Job ID
136886
Job Views
27

Job Description






Position Overview




  • The Human Resources Manager (HR Manager) will oversee HR operations for the Nigeria Mission Coordination Office and support HR processes across all ALIMA projects in the country.

  • Reporting to the Human Resources Coordinator (HRCo), the HR Manager will ensure effective implementation of ALIMA’s HR policies, compliance with Nigerian labour laws, and alignment with ALIMA’s mission strategy.

  • Mission Location: Abuja, Nigeria (with visits to field projects in Borno, Yobe, Katsina, Ondo, and other future sites)



Main Responsibilities

Human Resources Management:




  • Ensure technical and administrative management of HR operations in line with ALIMA’s HR policies and Nigeria Mission regulations.

  • Implement the HR component of the Mission Strategic Plan.

  • Ensure compliance of staff contracts with ALIMA standards and Nigerian labour laws.

  • Support the HRCo in reviewing and updating the Mission’s Internal Regulations annually.

  • Identify HR challenges and propose solutions, including policy development.

  • Participate in disciplinary procedures, ensuring legal compliance and proper documentation.



Recruitment, Onboarding, and Offboarding:




  • Lead recruitment, selection, induction, appraisal, and exit processes for national staff.

  • Ensure all staff have valid contracts, job descriptions, and updated personnel files.

  • Coordinate expatriate staff onboarding and offboarding processes.

  • Guarantee timely and compliant payment of salaries, taxes, pensions, and social security contributions.



Staff Development and Performance Management:




  • Supervise and mentor HR staff.

  • Ensure annual HR development and training plans are implemented and updated quarterly.

  • Oversee performance appraisal processes and ensure follow-up actions.

  • Support career development and staff well-being initiatives.



Payroll and Compliance:




  • Manage and update payroll systems (ODOO), ensuring accuracy and completeness.

  • Verify and consolidate payroll submissions from bases.

  • Ensure timely remittance of PAYE tax, pension, NHF, and social security contributions.

  • Prepare annual tax statements for staff and ensure compliance with audit requirements.



Staff Safety, Health, and Working Environment:




  • Ensure compliance with occupational health and safety policies.

  • Monitor working conditions, hygiene, and staff well-being across projects.



HR Administration and Record Keeping:




  • Maintain systematic HR databases and filing systems, including staff lists, leave registers, and Homere updates.

  • Ensure accurate monitoring and documentation of staff absences.



Reporting and Communication:




  • Compile and validate HR reports from projects before submission to the HR Coordinator.

  • Contribute to the monthly HR SitRep.

  • Support HR-related audits in collaboration with Finance.

  • Ensure effective communication with staff on HR policies and issues.



PSEA, Protection, and Compliance:




  • Promote awareness and adherence to ALIMA’s PSEA (Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse) Policy, Code of Conduct, and Safeguarding standards.

  • Ensure staff, partners, and community members are trained on reporting mechanisms and the prevention of abuse of power and sexual violence.

  • Support investigations and corrective measures in line with ALIMA’s zero-tolerance policy.

  • Create and maintain a safe, respectful, and protective working environment for staff and partners.



Qualifications and Requirements

Education:




  • Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources Management, Business Administration, or related field.

  • Professional HR certification required; a Master’s degree is an advantage.



Experience:




  • At least 4 years of professional HR management experience with an International NGO.

  • Strong knowledge of Nigerian labour laws, tax regulations, and HR frameworks.

  • Proven experience in payroll management, recruitment, and staff development.



Skills and Competencies (Required):




  • Professional fluency in English (oral and written).

  • Strong organisational and analytical skills; detail-oriented.

  • Ability to work independently and under pressure.

  • Strong interpersonal, counselling, and negotiation skills.

  • Proven ability to lead and manage HR teams.



Preferred Skills:




  • Experience with ODOO HR systems.

  • Familiarity with Hausa or Kanuri languages is an asset.

  • Commitment to ALIMA’s values and Charter.



Contract Terms




  • Salary: As per the ALIMA salary grid

  • Type: National contract, under Nigerian labour law

  • Duration: 6 months (renewable)



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