Human Resources Clerk

Tasks and Responsibilities 1. First: Functional Preparation for New Employees - Managing the entire functional preparation process from accepting the job offer to the start date of work. - Preparing and issuing all employment documents for new employees accurately and on time. - Acting as the main point of contact for new employees, providing guidance and responding to their inquiries throughout all stages of preparation. - Coordinating with relevant departments and internal parties to ensure completion of visa requirements and compliance with regulatory requirements before starting work. - Maintaining and updating employee files in accordance with secure hiring requirements, auditing, and review. - Updating and tracking the progress of preparation procedures through applicant tracking systems and human resources information systems. - Providing a positive, consistent, and engaging experience for new employees according to Cognita standards. - Preparing functional preparation reports and providing stakeholders with the required updates. - Supporting projects to develop procedures, improve processes, and perform other tasks assigned by management. 2. Second: Government Relations and Compliance - Coordinating and communicating with government agencies, including the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, the General Directorate of Passports, and the General Organization for Social Insurance. - Managing all residency, visa, and immigration procedures, including issuance, renewal, transfer, and cancellation. - Ensuring compliance with Saudi Labor Law and the requirements of the localization program (Nitaqat). - Updating and managing company and employee data through government systems such as Qiwa, Absher for Business, and Muqeem. - Managing company registration procedures, licenses, and official documents, including commercial registration, municipal licenses, and chamber of commerce subscriptions. - Monitoring violations, fines, and legal issues and working to resolve them. - Managing registration and updates with the General Organization for Social Insurance and ensuring compliance with payroll and wage requirements. - Monitoring localization rates and supporting related compliance initiatives. - Supporting hiring and termination procedures in accordance with government regulations. - Preparing reports related to compliance, visa status, and other governmental matters. - Monitoring updates and regulatory changes and ensuring their implementation within the organization.

Number of working hours 8 hours, 5 days a week