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We are looking for a Bilingual Human Resources Manager to join our team. This position involves managing recruitment processes, developing HR policies, and coordinating with different teams to ensure a harmonious and standards-compliant work environment. The ideal candidate will have to master two languages fluently and be able to handle multiple tasks in a dynamic environment. Missions: Manage the recruitment and integration process for new employees. Develop and implement HR policies adapted to the needs of the company. Coordinate with managers to ensure legal and regulatory compliance. Providing support... Level d´studies required: Bac+3, Bac+4 & Bac+5 and more
Experience
Experience level: Experience between 2 years and 5 years and over
Proposed contract: Permanent & Temporary
Region of: Dakar
Education / Qualifications
Key Skills: Internal Communication - Training - Administrative Management - Recruitment Process - Recruitment
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