HR Executive

Business Nature: Logistics / Transportation

Working Days / Hours: Monday to Friday, 08:30AM - 05:30PM; Saturday 08:30AM - 01:00PM [5.5 working days]

Working Location: Yong Peng, Johor

Job Responsibilities:

Recruitment & Talent Acquisition
  • Manage end-to-end recruitment process including job posting, candidate sourcing, screening, interviewing, and offer coordination.
  • Work closely with hiring managers to understand manpower requirements and job specifications.
  • Source candidates through multiple channels (job portals, referrals, agencies, and walk-ins).
  • Coordinate and schedule interviews, ensuring a smooth candidate experience.
  • Conduct initial interviews and assessments to shortlist suitable candidates.
  • Prepare offer letters and manage pre-employment documentation.
  • Monitor recruitment progress and provide regular updates to management.
  • Support employer branding initiatives and participate in career fairs/open days when required.
Industrial Relations (IR)
  • Manage the full spectrum of IR/ER matters including disciplinary actions, grievances, counseling, disputes, and termination / dismissals.
  • Conduct investigations, issue show cause letters, and coordinate Domestic Inquiry (DI) sessions.
  • Advise supervisors and employees on disciplinary procedures, labor laws, and company policies.
  • Prepare documentation for Labor Department, IR Department, and Industrial Court cases.
  • Maintain accurate records of all IR / ER cases and proceedings.
Performance Management
  • Support the design and implementation of performance management frameworks (e.g., KPIs) for workshop and technical teams.
  • Coordinate the performance cycle: goal setting, mid-year reviews, annual appraisals, and calibration sessions.
  • Guide managers in setting measurable performance goals aligned with operational needs.
  • Identify performance trends, high-potential staff, and underperformers for PIP interventions.
  • Assist in developing and tracking Individual Development Plans (IDPs).
  • Analyze performance data to support decisions on promotions, training needs, and workforce planning.
Requirements:
  1. Diploma / Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations, Business Administration, or related field.
  2. 3-5 years of relevant experience in Recruitment, Industrial Relations, and Performance Management.
  3. Strong understanding of Malaysian labor laws and disciplinary procedures.
  4. Hands-on experience in investigations, Domestic Inquiries (DI), and case handling.
  5. Familiarity with KPIs, OKRs, and Performance Improvement Plans (PIP).
  6. Strong interpersonal, communication, and conflict-resolution skills.
  7. Proficient in Microsoft Office; experience with HRIS / HRMS is an added advantage.
  8. Willing to travel to workshop sites when required.
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