About the Role:
The HR Administration Specialist plays a key role in ensuring the efficient execution of day-to-day HR administrative processes. The position is responsible for maintaining accurate employee records, managing HR documentation, supporting payroll-related processes, and ensuring timely administrative follow-up throughout the employee lifecycle.
Acting as a key point of contact for employees, the role also supports disciplinary administration, HR compliance, and reporting activities, while ensuring confidentiality and adherence to internal policies and labor law requirements.
Main Responsibilities:
1- HR Administration
• Prepare employee contracts, amendments, attestations, and administrative documents related to onboarding, transfers, and promotions.
• Ensure employee files are complete, accurate, and regularly updated.
• Manage administrative requirements related to contract changes.
• Coordinate administrative procedures for employee departures, including checklists and communication.
• Monitor probation periods and temporary contract renewals.
2- Payroll Administration Support
• Provide the payroll vendor with the necessary documentation for new hires, in coordination with the HR Manager.
• Verify the accuracy of employee data and supporting documents before submission.
• Prepare and send final settlements and work certificates to departing employees within the required timelines.
• Respond to employee payroll inquiries and requests when needed.
3- Disciplinary Administration
• Coordinate with Operations and Workforce Management teams regarding attendance-related issues.
• Prepare documentation related to disciplinary actions.
• Organize disciplinary meetings and hearings in coordination with the HR Manager.
• Maintain disciplinary records and trackers.
• Ensure disciplinary procedures comply with company policies and labor law requirements, in coordination with the HR Manager.
• Track corrective action plans and disciplinary follow-up activities.
• Monitor Performance Improvement Plans in coordination with Operations.
4- HR Compliance and Documentation
• Ensure compliance with labor regulations and internal policies.
• Maintain accurate personnel records and archives in accordance with legal requirements.
• Prepare documentation required for audits and inspections.
• Support the implementation of HR policies and procedures.
• Ensure the confidentiality and secure management of employee information.
5- Employee Support
• Serve as a point of contact for employee administrative requests.
• Maintain a regular presence on the operational floors and ensure continuous communication with employees.
• Communicate HR policies and procedures to employees.
• Issue employment certificates and administrative attestations as a backup when required.
• Support employee inquiries regarding contracts, leave, payroll, and benefits.
• Contribute to maintaining positive employee relations.
6- Reporting and Data Management
• Produce regular HR administrative reports, including contract tracking, attrition follow-up, and employee file compliance.
• Maintain and update HR dashboards and databases.
• Maintain and update the employee domiciliation database.
• Ensure data integrity and compliance with GDPR requirements across HR practices.