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Under the responsibility of the Director of Human Resources (HRD), the HR Assistant contributes to the administrative management of staff and the implementation of the activities of the HR department.
Main duties
As such, its main tasks will be to:
Provide administrative management and follow-up of personnel files;
Other information
Participate in the preparation and monitoring of employment contracts, endorsements and other administrative documents;
Monitor attendance, absences, leave and delays of staff;
Participate in the collection and preparation of variable payroll items;
Contribute to recruitment operations and the integration of new employees;
Follow up on medical visits and mandatory administrative documents;
Ensure the filing, archiving and updating of personnel records;
Participate in the monitoring of HR procedures and ensure compliance with current labour regulations;
Provide administrative support to the HRD in carrying out the various activities of the service.
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