Accomplished Administrative & Human Resources Head with over 20 years of progressive experience in the field. Strong educational background in Human Resources and a Bachelor of Laws. Skilled in Administration, Payroll, Benefits and Compensation, Talent/Performance Management, Recruitment and Selection, Training and Development, HR Policy and Organizational Design, Contract Negotiation, Job Costing Analysis, People Management, Progress Improvement, Strategic Planning, and Team Building. Comprehensive understanding of General Affairs, Labor Relations, Occupational Health & Safety, Pay Equity, and other related Labor Laws. Demonstrated ability to function as a Strategic HR Business Partner and Quality Management Representative. Proven track record in developing and implementing successful human resources management strategies to support corporate mandate. Creative and innovative thinker with effective human resources management and goal-setting abilities combined with superior leadership, team building, communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills. Self-motivated with the ability to excel in a fast-paced environment. Adept at communicating effectively at all levels and managing competing priorities. Developed skills in a fast-paced, dynamic environment focusing on effective management and operational efficiency. Expertise in team leadership and strategic planning ensures seamless transitions and optimal performance. Seeking to leverage these transferrable skills in a new field for impactful results.
Plan, coordinate, and direct the administrative functions of an organization. Oversee the recruiting, interviewing, and hiring of new staff; consult with top executives on strategic planning; and serve as a link between an organization's management and its employees
Act as a reliever and eventually on a regular basis Human Resources Manager and Paralegal.
Handles all facets of Human Resources.
Responsible for monitoring political developments, providing strategic advice, and fostering relationships with key stakeholders. Involves in conducting research, preparing reports, and representing the organization in various forums.
Manages the day-to-day administrative tasks and schedules for high-level executives. They provide administrative support to help executives focus on strategic direction.
Handle problems and crises that arise without disrupting the executive's work.
Do legal research.
Attend to mediation proceedings.
Manage schedules: Maintain and update the chief executive's calendar, and plan meetings and events
Screen requests: Receive and review requests, and coordinate appointments and social engagements
Manage projects: Manage special projects and process improvements
Take minutes: Attend meetings and take notes
Prepare documents: Prepare and review documents for the chief executive to sign
Communicate: Communicate clearly and concisely with the chief executive and others
Work with others: Collaborate with others to solve issues and complete tasks
Calendar management:
Maintaining a detailed schedule of the executive's appointments, meetings, and deadlines, proactively managing conflicts and rescheduling as needed.
Correspondence management:
Drafting and editing emails, letters, and other communications on behalf of the executive, ensuring accuracy and professional tone.
Telephone management:
Screening calls, taking messages, and directing calls to appropriate parties.
Meeting coordination:
Arranging meeting rooms, preparing agendas, distributing materials, and taking minutes.
Travel arrangements:
Booking flights, hotels, and transportation for business trips, managing itineraries and necessary documentation.
Document preparation:
Creating presentations, reports, spreadsheets, and other documents as needed.
Expense reports:
Tracking and submitting expense reports for the executive.
Confidentiality:
Maintaining strict confidentiality regarding sensitive information related to the executive's work.
Office administration:
Ordering office supplies, managing filing systems, and coordinating with other administrative staff.
Employee records: Maintain employee records, including information on transfers, promotions, performance evaluations, and leave
New hires: Process paperwork for new hires, including initial screenings and scheduling interviews
Benefits: Assist with benefits enrollment
General office duties: Perform general office duties, such as answering phones, sorting mail, and scheduling appointments
Document preparation: Prepare complex documents
Public contact: Provide information to staff, clients, or the public