Human resources clerk Jobs in Saudi Arabia

• Provide effective and efficient HR services to all colleagues.
• Ensure the employee database is accurate and always updated.
• Prepare employment contracts, official letters, and HR-related reports.

• Conduct preliminary interviews for candidates.
• Post vacancies and review applications.
• Coordinate interviews and follow up with departments.

• Assist new colleagues with onboarding and ensure policies are explained during orientation.

• Establish and maintain positive colleague relations.
• Plan and organize HR events and colleague welfare activities.

• Prepare documentation for visas and residence permits.

• Provide effective and efficient HR services to all colleagues.
• Ensure the employee database is accurate and always updated.
• Prepare employment contracts, official letters, and HR-related reports.

• Conduct preliminary interviews for candidates.
• Post vacancies and review applications.
• Coordinate interviews and follow up with departments.

• Assist new colleagues with onboarding and ensure policies are explained during orientation.

• Establish and maintain positive colleague relations.
• Plan and organize HR events and colleague welfare activities.

• Prepare documentation for visas and residence permits.

Payroll Auditor is responsible for conducting thorough reviews and verifications of an organization's payroll records and processes. The primary goal is to ensure accuracy, compliance with all relevant company policies and government regulations, and to identify any discrepancies, errors, or opportunities for fraud. This role requires a high degree of detail orientation, a strong understanding of accounting principles, and excellent analytical skills.

Job Title:

Payroll Specialist

Job Objective:

To ensure the accurate and timely execution and processing of all payroll tasks and procedures, fully complying with Saudi labor laws, and efficiently using the Jisr system to manage payroll and employees.

Tasks and Responsibilities:

• Prepare and process monthly payroll accurately according to internal policies and Saudi labor law.

• Use the Jisr system to input and update employee data periodically.

• Review attendance, departure, and leave records through the system and ensure their accuracy before calculating salaries.

• Calculate allowances, deductions, end-of-service benefits, and vacation compensations accurately.

• Ensure full compliance with social insurance systems (GOSI) and the Zakat, Tax, and Customs Authority.

• Prepare monthly and annual reports related to salaries and entitlements for management and government entities.

• Respond to employee inquiries regarding salaries in a professional and confidential manner.

• Support the HR department in auditing and financial review processes.

Required Qualifications:

• Educational Qualification: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Business Administration, or Human Resources.

• Experience: 2 to 5 years in the payroll field within Saudi Arabia.

• Language: Proficiency in Arabic and English, both spoken and written.

• Skills:

  • Thorough understanding of Saudi labor law and social insurance system.

  • Practical experience in the Jisr system is a prerequisite.

  • High accuracy in calculations and data entry.

  • Excellent analytical and organizational skills.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

1. Human Resource Management:

   • Preparing and maintaining employee files and updating them periodically.

   • Following up on employment contracts and renewing or terminating them according to the Saudi labor regulations.

   • Issuing letters of introduction, warnings, leave notifications, and termination letters.

2. Salaries and Bonuses:

   • Monitoring employee attendance and departure and preparing monthly payroll reports.

   • Calculating overtime hours and deductions according to labor law.

   • Ensuring the company complies with wage payment through the Wage Protection System (WPS).

3. Recruitment and Attraction:

   • Announcing vacant positions and receiving applications and CVs.

   • Coordinating interviews with candidates.

   • Preparing job offers and employment contracts.

4. Training and Development:

   • Following up on training and development plans for employees.

   • Coordinating with accredited training service providers in the Kingdom.

5. Government Relations:

   • Dealing with the systems of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development (Qiwa – Mudad – Muqeem – Social Security – Visa Platform).

   • Following up on the issuance and renewal of residencies, visas, and work permits.

6. Compliance with Laws:

   • Ensuring the application of Saudi labor law and the company's internal regulations.

   • Following up on disciplinary cases and internal investigations and making recommendations.

7. Occupational Health and Safety:

   • Cooperating with the safety department to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

Evening working hours only from 2 PM to 10 PM

Job Summary:

The recruitment officer is responsible for managing the full lifecycle of recruitment for the company, starting from identifying job needs to hiring new employees. This role will identify sources of qualified candidates, conduct interviews, assess skills and qualifications, and coordinate with hiring managers to ensure a smooth and effective recruitment process. The recruitment officer will be particularly keen on attracting talents that fit the company culture and values, in addition to having a passion for health and nutrition.

Key Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with hiring managers to understand job needs and identify the required qualifications and skills.
• Develop and implement recruitment strategies to attract a diverse pool of qualified candidates through various channels (such as online job boards, social media, job fairs, and recruitment agencies).
• Write and publish attractive and accurate job advertisements.
• Screen resumes and cover letters to shortlist qualified candidates.
• Conduct preliminary phone or video interviews to assess the suitability of candidates.
• Coordinate in-person interviews with hiring managers.
• Assess candidates' skills and capabilities through behavioral interviews and other assessment methods.
• Verify references and ensure candidates' background checks.
• Manage the job offer process and negotiate employment terms.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with potential candidates and professional communities.
• Track and analyze recruitment metrics and provide regular reports on recruitment performance.
• Ensure compliance with all employment laws and regulations.
• Contribute to the development and improvement of recruitment policies and procedures.
• Participate in employer branding initiatives to enhance the company's reputation as a preferred employer.
• Stay updated on best recruitment practices and market trends.
• Contribute to efforts to onboard and orient new employees.

Qualifications and Required Experience:

• Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or any related field.
• At least one year of experience in recruitment, preferably in the restaurant sector.
• Strong understanding of the full recruitment lifecycle.
• Excellent interviewing and assessment skills.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Ability to build strong relationships with candidates and managers.
• Good knowledge of local employment laws and regulations.
• Fluency in Arabic and a good level of English.
• Passion for health and nutrition and understanding of the company culture and values.

Personal Skills:

• Integrity and credibility.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Problem-solving skills.
• Adaptability and flexibility.
• Attention to detail.

Working Hours

• Evening working hours from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM or 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM

Benefits:

• A scalable environment and career growth: We provide real opportunities for professional development and career growth within the company. We are committed to supporting our employees in achieving their career goals.
• Salary of 5000 Saudi Riyals
• Registration with social insurance

Job Summary

The administrative and government affairs employee is responsible for managing and executing all administrative transactions and procedures related to government entities within the Kingdom to ensure full compliance with regulations and laws. This role is crucial to ensure the continuity of business smoothly, through effective coordination with various internal departments and following up on all government digital platforms, focusing on accuracy and speed in achievement and building positive professional relationships with relevant government entities.

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Main Responsibilities

First: Managing government employee affairs
• Managing all employee transactions with government entities: (Issuing and renewing residency permits, extensions, exit and return, visa cancellations).
• Following up on employee registration with social insurance and maintaining updated records.
• Monitoring the health insurance for employees and renewing it according to regulations.
• Submitting reports of absconding or interruption, and terminating services on relevant government platforms.
• Supporting the Human Resources department in contract procedures, localization, and the Qiwa system.

Second: Government licenses and permits
• Following up on issuing and renewing all municipal, health, and commercial licenses well in advance to avoid fines.
• Following up on the payment of government fees and renewing certificates of zakat, income, and value-added tax.
• Ensuring that licenses comply with the requirements for operating new branches.

Third: Government electronic platforms
• Managing platforms:
• Qiwa: Employee contracts, visa issuance, localization reports.
• Mudad: Payroll processing and ensuring compliance with wage protection.
• Muqeem: Updating residency data and issuing visas.
• Absher Business: Executing electronic transactions for labor.
• Baladi platform: Issuing and renewing municipal licenses.
• Social Insurance: Registering and terminating employee services.
• Zakat, tax, and customs: Following up on tax obligations.
• Continuously updating company and employee data to ensure full compliance.

Fourth: Reports and compliance
• Preparing monthly and quarterly reports detailing the status of licenses and government transactions.
• Preparing a report of warnings and renewals to ensure that no violations or fines occur.
• Ensuring compliance with the Saudi Labor Law and its executive regulations.

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Qualifications and Experience
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• Experience: Not less than 5 years in government and administrative affairs within the Kingdom.
• Educational Qualification: Diploma or Bachelor's degree (preferably in Business Administration or Human Resources or equivalent).
• Comprehensive knowledge of the laws of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development and the Labor Law.
• Excellent familiarity with the procedures of all Saudi government platforms.
• Proficient in using computers and MS Office programs.
• High organizational skills and accuracy in completing transactions.
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills with government entities.
• The ability to work under pressure and multitask.

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Required Skills
• Coordination and follow-up skills with various departments.
• Proactive planning for renewing licenses and residency permits to avoid violations.
• Time management skills to efficiently complete all transactions within the specified time frame.
• Problem-solving skills and providing quick solutions to emergency problems with government entities.
• Negotiation and persuasion skills when dealing with different entities.

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Job Benefits
• Fixed monthly salary: 4,500 Saudi Riyals.
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• Trial period: 3 months, renewable based on employee performance.