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Human Resources Generalist (m/f/d) - from 30 hrs/week

Manpower Austria published 154 days ago
  • Wien
  • Part Time

Are you looking for a new professional challenge where you can specifically apply and expand your HR experience?

For our client – a retail company in the south of Vienna – we are looking for a Human Resources Generalist (m/f/d) - full-time but part-time is also possible.

Your responsibilities:

  • Supporting the entire employee life cycle and recruiting processes

  • Preparation of employment contracts and other relevant labor law documents

  • Supporting teams and managers with labor law issues

  • Interface to internal payroll

  • Responsibility for planning, monitoring, and reporting of HR KPIs as well as developing appropriate recommendations for action

  • Continuous further development and digitalization of HR processes

  • Collaboration on various HR projects and events

The offer:

  • Full-time employment or part-time from 30 hrs/week possible

  • Exciting, independent area of responsibility

  • Modern working environment

  • Ongoing professional and personal development opportunities (internal and external training programs)

  • Good public transport connections

  • Numerous attractive benefits (including employee events)


Your qualifications:

  • Completed commercial training, ideally with a focus on Human Resources

  • Several years of professional experience in a similar position

  • Extensive knowledge in the field of recruiting

  • Sound knowledge of Austrian labor law

  • Experience with HR systems and IT affinity

  • Very good German and English skills

  • Solution-oriented approach, precision, and team player mentality

The offered salary package:
Annual gross salary from EUR 54,000.- Overpayment possible based on qualifications and professional experience.

Have we sparked your interest in this position? Then we look forward to your application as a committed "Human Resources Generalist (m/f/d)"!

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