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5 to 8 years of experience in general HR in Cameroon, ideally in a bank, microfinance, telecom operator, fintech.
Mastery of the Cameroonian Labor Code, CNPS and payroll.
Ability to assess a candidate beyond their CV and identify those who pose a risk.
Ability to handle delicate situations with firmness and respect for the law.
Experience in executive recruitment, implementation of variable remuneration or in a fast-growing company is an asset.
Responsibilities
Manage recruitment from end to end: sourcing, announcements, practices, co-optation, interviews, practical cases in person.
Recruit network operators and supervisors in volume, with serious checks.
Build a clear arrival path so that each recruit is up and running quickly.
Manage contracts, CNPS declarations, payroll, leave and personnel records.
Managing difficult situations: discipline, serious misconduct, fraud of an employee, breach of contract, always in accordance with the law.
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