Total 3 Manager Purchasing Manager job vacancies in Others category in Penang

• Responsible for all Direct employees related topics such as below:

1. Partner with business leaders on hiring demands and needs,
2. Provide guidance and support to managers and employees on employee relations issues,
3. Coaching and counseling managers and employees in all areas of performance management and process (performance improvement plans, annual appraisals, career pathing, timely feedback, conflict resolution),
4. Investigate and resolve employee complaints and grievances,
5. Collaborate with internal and external legal advisor to ensure compliance with employment laws and regulations,
6. Develop and implement employee relations policies and procedures,

• Union Management

1. Involved with collective agreement,
2. Liaised with Union work site committee and also National Union,

• Responsible for RBA – Labor system

1. Ensure compliance according to RBA criteria

• Foreign workers management

The Contingent Workforce Senior Commodity Manager is responsible for developing the sourcing strategies for the Contingent Workforce Program Office. The person in this position would be recognized as a sourcing expert for global contingent workforce, would liaison with legal, act as Procurement ambassador to the business and integrate into the business to ensure a complete alignment and deep understanding of the business goals and partner in developing sourcing strategies. The goal is to be value-added sourcing partners to the business. This role involves developing and executing strategic initiatives to optimize the acquisition, deployment, and management of temporary, contract, and freelance personnel across various departments and functions.  The position involves developing negotiation strategies, advising requestors on contract terms and conditions, monitoring cost and scope of assigned contracts to assure compliance, best value and validate/improve pricing. 

Key Responsibilities:

1. Strategic Sourcing:

   • Develop and implement a comprehensive sourcing strategy for contingent workforce categories, including temporary staff, contractors, freelancers, and consultants.
   • Collaborate with internal stakeholders to understand their workforce needs, skill requirements, and project timelines.
   • Identify and establish relationships with preferred staffing agencies, service providers, and online platforms for contingent talent acquisition.
   • Negotiate terms, pricing, and contracts with staffing partners to ensure favorable rates and terms.

2. Vendor Management:

   • Monitor and evaluate the performance of staffing agencies and other contingent workforce suppliers.
   • Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure supplier performance, including quality of talent, responsiveness, compliance, and cost-effectiveness.
   • Conduct regular vendor reviews and provide feedback to improve service quality and address any issues.

3. Compliance and Risk Management:

   • Ensure compliance with relevant labor laws, regulations, and company policies for contingent workforce management.
   • Mitigate risks associated with misclassification of workers, co-employment, and other legal and regulatory concerns.
   • Collaborate with legal and HR departments to develop and maintain proper documentation and contracts for contingent workers.

4. Demand Forecasting and Planning:

   • Work closely with department managers and project leads to understand short-term and long-term workforce needs.
   • Develop accurate demand forecasts for contingent labor across different functions and projects.
   • Align workforce planning strategies with business objectives and project timelines.

5. Cost Management:

   • Analyze and manage the overall costs associated with contingent workforce utilization.
   • Implement cost-saving initiatives, such as rate negotiations, volume discounts, and process efficiencies.
   • Monitor and report on budget adherence, providing insights and recommendations for cost optimization.

6. Technology and Automation:

   • Stay current with technology trends and solutions related to contingent workforce management.
   • Evaluate and implement technology platforms and tools that streamline the sourcing, onboarding, time tracking, and payment processes for contingent workers.

Employment Field Manager
About the role
KEEN is seeking a dynamic person to drive the next stage of growth in Tasmania. We are seeking an individual who brings the skills, motivation and demonstrated capability to change people’s lives through meaningful employment. The role will involve business development, employee management, recruitment, and managing all stakeholder relationships.

Company Profile

KEEN Partners is a Tasmanian company whose owners have over 180 years of experience, and its mission is to grow people, with industry, for industry.  Key drivers for KEEN Partners are it values, Safety, Integrity, Growth, Multiformity, & Accountability (SIGMA).

Selection Criteria

Required:

Demonstrated track record in people centric business growth.
Emotionally intelligent.
Recruitment Skills.
Conflict resolution / negotiation.
Excellent communication skills.
Great time management and prioritisation skills.
Able to juggle multiple tasks.
Performance management experience.
Microsoft Office skills.

Desirable:

Group Training (GTO) Experience.
Previous experience with managing up to 30 people.
Experience in large business networks.
Registered Training Organisation (RTO) experience.

Salary package includes a car and potential bonuses for achievement of key performance indicators (KPI’s).  Manager may be required to work outside of normal business hours from time to time.

Applicant will need to undergo a pre-employment medical.

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