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Hapag-Lloyd

Specialist Human Resources

Posted 2 Days Ago
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Mỹ
Mid level
In-Office or Remote
Hiring Remotely in Mỹ
Mid level
Manage end-to-end HR operations including learning & development, talent and performance management, recruitment oversight, employee engagement, HR reporting, policy compliance, and employee relations. Drive talent reviews, succession planning, training programs, recruitment metrics, and people analytics to support business decisions.
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To support the effective delivery of Human Resources operations by managing key HR functions.

Responsibilities

Learning & Development (L&D)

  • Lead training needs analysis and develop learning plans aligned with business requirements.
  • Manage learning programs (internal/external), logistics, participation tracking, and effectiveness evaluation.
  • Promote a continuous learning culture and support capability building across teams.

Talent Development

  • Drive talent review processes, development planning, and internal mobility initiatives.
  • Support succession planning and identification of high-potential talent.
  • Coach managers on career development conversations and development actions.

Performance Management

  • Lead performance management cycles (goal setting, mid-year, year-end) and ensure timely completion and quality outcomes.
  • Facilitate calibration discussions and advise leaders on fair and consistent performance decisions.
  • Support performance improvement processes, documentation, and manager coaching.

Talent Acquisition & Recruitment

  • Oversee the TA team’s end-to-end recruitment delivery, ensuring timely hiring and strong candidate/hiring manager experience.

  • Partner with hiring managers to validate manpower requirements, job specifications, and selection criteria.

  • Guide sourcing strategy across recruitment channels and talent pools to maintain healthy pipelines.

  • Ensure quality resume screening, preliminary assessments, interview coordination, and offer preparation.

  • Support salary benchmarking and market comparisons to enable competitive and consistent hiring decisions.

  • Monitor recruitment metrics and drive continuous improvement in hiring outcomes.

 

Employee Engagement

  • Lead employee engagement initiatives, including surveys, action planning, and local engagement programs.
  • Partner with leaders to strengthen culture, communication, and change adoption.
  • Track engagement drivers and recommend targeted interventions.

HR Reporting & People Analytics

  • Own HR reporting and dashboards (e.g., headcount, hiring, turnover, training, performance, absenteeism).
  • Ensure data accuracy and provide insights and recommendations to support decision-making.
  • Identify trends and propose actions to improve workforce outcomes.

 

Policy & Compliance

  • Ensure HR practices comply with internal policies and applicable labor regulations.
  • Support policy interpretation, communication, and implementation across the organization.
  • Maintain appropriate documentation and support audit/governance requirements.

 

Employee Relations & Grievances

  • Manage employee relations cases including grievances, disciplinary matters, and conflict resolution.
  • Conduct investigations/fact-finding as required, ensuring confidentiality, fairness, and timely closure.
  • Coach managers on handling sensitive employee matters and maintaining constructive employee relations.
Qualifications
  • Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Psychology, or a related field.
  • Relevant HRBP/HR generalist experience with demonstrated ownership of TA oversight, L&D, talent/performance, engagement, analytics, and employee relations.
  • Strong knowledge of HR policy governance and compliance practices.
  • Strong stakeholder management and influencing skills across levels.
  • Strong analytical and reporting skills; proficient in MS Excel/PowerPoint and HR systems.
  • Excellent communication skills in English (written and verbal); additional language skills are an advantage.

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