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The ideal candidate will be responsible for all human resources responsibilities and will support the organization in the implementation of its strategic initiatives. It will contribute to the development and continuous improvement of HR management by planning, implementing and evaluating the company’s HR policies, programs and practices. Missions Recruitment and integration of employees Personnel administration and legal compliance Payroll management, CNAPS and OSTIE Training and skills development Performance evaluation and career management Social relations and conflict management Health, safety and quality of life at work (QVT) Implementation and monitoring of HSE policies +3 in Human Resources, Law, Management or equivalent Minimum 2 years of experience in a similar position Good mastery of Malagasy labor law, payroll, the CNAPS and OSTIECConnaissance of essential Malagasy social law Mastery of HR and payroll software Leadership, rigor, discretion and excellent interpersonal qualities Malgache current — Professional English required — appreciated
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