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The position is based in Canada, with an administrative location at Abidjan, in Ivory Coast. It is part of the human resources sector.
Region Abidjan
Location: Canada
Start Date: Monday 16 December 2024
Number of vacancies: 68
Deadline for applications: Sunday 16 March 2025
Mission of the post
The incumbent will be responsible for the design and deployment of training and development facilities to enhance staff skills. It will also need to assess individual performance and work closely with managers in order to establish suitable career paths.
Candidate profile
The ideal candidate must hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in one of the following areas:
Human resources management
Administration
Psychology of work
Social law
Additional information
Sarnia Industries Group announces the launch of Ontario’s Professional Mobility and Integration Program (PMIP-2025). This initiative aims to strengthen the company’s workforce and support its development.
Job description
The Human Resources Manager holds a key role in talent development and management. He or she is responsible for
Implementation of HR policies
Recruitment management
Supporting employees throughout their career
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