Hulas Wire Industries Limited

Manufacturing / Engineering

HR Officer

Views: 2306|Published on: Feb 06, 2023

Human Resource /Org. Development

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Senior Level

Full Time

Vacancy: 1

KHANAR,BIRATNAGAR|

Experience: More than or equal to 5 years|

Not Disclosed

Job Description

Roles and responsibilities of this job

Support all internal and external HR-related inquiries or requests
Maintain records of employees (hard copy & soft copy)
Schedule meetings, interviews, and HR events and maintain agendas
Perform orientations and update records of new staff
Process documentation and prepare reports relating to personnel activities (staffing, recruitment, training, grievances, performance evaluations, etc.)
Assist in payroll preparation by providing relevant data (absences, bonuses, leaves, etc.)
Produce and submit reports on general HR activity
Coordinate accommodation, catering and transport for our staff when necessary

Job Specification

Required qualifications for this job

Required Education Level:Under Graduate (Bachelor)

Required Experience:More than or equal to 5 years

Other Specification

Master/Bachelor Completed
At least 5 years of experience in steel industries

Salary

Offered financial and non-financial compensation for this job

Offered Salary:Not Disclosed

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About the organization

Hulas Wire Industries Limited

Manufacturing / Engineering

Hulas Wire Industries Limited , Tankisinwari, Morang, Nepal.

Hulas Wire Industries was incorporated about 4 decades ago. We specialize in different divisions of non-ferrous metals being Steel, Copper and Copper/Brass/Nickel Silver/PB alloys. Steel Copper and Tmt are the three main divisions of Hulas wire.

Along with growing our company, our vision is also to always grow ourselves and the nation with us. To be able to create a reality that felt unreal for Nepal but is true, yet “too good to be true”.