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The HR & General Affair Manager will oversee human resources and general affairs functions to support organisational goals in the mining support industry. This role is fully based in Kalimantan and requires a hands-on approach to managing HR operations and general affair tasks.
As Country HR Manager, you will be responsible for leading the end-to-end HR agenda for the country. Serving as a strategic advisor to the leadership team, you will shape and execute people strategies, influence key business decisions, and navigate a complex stakeholder environment.
The Corporate Affairs Director will lead strategic policy initiatives within the life science industry, ensuring alignment with regulatory frameworks and fostering strong stakeholder relationships. This role requires a proactive approach to navigating complex challenges and delivering impactful solutions.
Lead Government Relations and strategic advocacy for a leading multinational FMCG business, with oversight of corporate communications and external reputation. The role will shape the regulatory environment, manage senior government and external stakeholders, and lead the company's response to complex issues and crises.
The Head of Human Resources Indonesia will lead and manage all human resources functions within the business, ensuring alignment with organisational goals.
The General Manager of Human Resources will lead HR operations in Surabaya, ensuring alignment with the organisation's goals. This role requires strategic HR expertise to drive workforce planning, talent management, and compliance with regulations.
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