To be a successful HR Administrator, you should have sound knowledge of labor laws and be willing to regularly revise them.
You must be able to deal with a variety of personalities and keep calm in tense situations.
A top HR Administrator should be approachable, fair, and have good multitasking abilities.
You should also be willing to attend workshops and training sessions wherever possible.
Responsibilities
Supervising general administration and facility management of the office which includes daily and quarterly cleanliness, fumigation and maintenance
Supervising the operations of support staff (office assistant/cleaner)
Properly filing of all documents
Effectively manage the recruitment process of new employees which includes Job post, applicant test and interview, and on boarding process.
Facilitating employee KPIs every 6-months.
Working effectively with accounts department on cash disbursement, auditing, account filing, stock taking, etc
Processing internal arrangements such as travel, training sessions, book club and quarterly team-building events.
Preparing the agenda and summary report for the weekly meetings.
Maintaining internal records for employees, which may include preparing, issuing and filing company documentation such as HMO, Salaries, PAYE, annual leave, sick leave, maternity leave, etc.).
Communicating with recruiters and other external parties.
Maintain and updating all cooperate documents such as Company policies, Company Organogram, Company E-documents, employee handbook, leave allowance, company profile, company property state form, and ensuring legal compliance.
Acting as the first point of contact for all personnel queries.
Setting up interviews and corresponding with prospective employees in a timely manner.