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Your core responsibility will be to oversee the workers and the equipment they operate on the factory floor and be responsible for contributing to and carrying out production strategy decisions. You will have to design, plan, and implement human resources programs for the plant. You will need to administer corporate ...

    Your core responsibility will be to oversee the workers and the equipment they operate on the factory floor and be responsible for contributing to and carrying out production strategy decisions. You will have to design, plan, and implement human resources programs for the plant. You will need to administer corporate ...

An HR Manager for a steel manufacturing company oversees all human resources operations, specializing in industrial relations, union negotiations, statutory compliance, and safety management. This role involves managing recruitment, training, payroll, and employee welfare in a plant environment, typically requiring 5+ years of experience in manufacturing.    Key Responsibilities Industrial Relations & Union Management: Manage ...

An HR Manager in a cement plant bridges the gap between management and the factory workforce. They oversee manpower planning, industrial relations, labor law compliance, and employee welfare. This role is vital for maintaining a harmonious work environment and ensuring zero disruptions to production. [1, 2] Key Responsibilities Industrial Relations (IR) & ...

The HR Executive (Plant HR) acts as the bridge between management and the factory workforce (both permanent and contractual). They ensure seamless day-to-day operations, maintain compliance with labor laws, and drive employee engagement to ensure minimal disruptions to production. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Key Responsibilities Contract Labor Management & Statutory Compliance Ensure ...

An HR Head for a steel pipes company directs the entire human capital strategy and plant operations. Key duties include manpower planning, union negotiations, statutory compliance, and payroll. They align workforce capabilities with production goals while ensuring a safe, harmonious, and legally compliant shop floor. [1, 2, 3, 4] Core Responsibilities 1. ...

An HR Manager for a steel manufacturing company oversees all human resources operations, specializing in industrial relations, union negotiations, statutory compliance, and safety management. This role involves managing recruitment, training, payroll, and employee welfare in a plant environment, typically requiring 5+ years of experience in manufacturing.    Key Responsibilities Industrial Relations & Union Management: Manage ...

The Senior HR Officer (or Assistant Manager - HR/IR) acts as the primary link between the manufacturing workforce, unions, and senior management. They are responsible for the entire employee lifecycle, from recruiting skilled technical staff to managing the contractor workforce, ensuring statutory compliance, and maintaining shop-floor discipline.    Key Responsibilities 1. Industrial Relations ...

An HR Manager for a foundry plant manages full-cycle HR operations, focusing on high-volume blue-collar recruitment, industrial relations, statutory compliance, and safety training. Key duties include managing shop-floor manpower planning, union negotiations, grievance handling, and site facilities to ensure uninterrupted production operations, typically requiring 5–8 years of manufacturing experience.    Key Responsibilities: Recruitment & ...

1. Key Responsibilities Industrial Relations (IR) & Union Management (Highest Priority) Act as the primary liaison between plant management and the workforce/union representatives. Handle labor disputes, grievances, and disciplinary actions to ensure minimum downtime. Negotiate collective bargaining agreements (wage settlements, worker agreements). Maintain a peaceful and productive work environment by strictly following the industrial dispute ...