- Advise the Board of Management on organizational structure, human resource management, utilization, and development.
- Manage recruitment, performance evaluation, training and development, appointment, reassignment, rewards and disciplinary actions for employees of the University.
- Implement labor-related policies, regulations, and benefits in accordance with the law and the University’s policies.
- Manage and implement document administration and archival activities across the University.
- J.A.Comenxki -
1. Human Resources Management
- Develop annual and long-term human resource plans based on the University’s strategic orientation and development needs.
- Organize recruitment activities in compliance with regulations, ensuring the right people are selected for the right positions with appropriate qualifications and expertise.
- Manage personnel records, update employee data, and maintain information for both full-time and visiting staff.
- Coordinate with relevant units to organize training, professional development, and skill enhancement programs for employees.
- Implement and monitor policies related to salaries, allowances, social insurance, leave, retirement, maternity, rewards, and disciplinary actions in accordance with regulations.
- Act as the focal point for planning, appointment, dismissal, and staff rotation in line with the University’s management structure.
- Participate in developing and updating job descriptions, position standards, and performance evaluation systems.
- Provide employment verification for staff.
- Manage labor and payroll matters.
- Administer and implement insurance policies, including social insurance, sick leave, maternity leave, occupational accidents, occupational diseases, retirement, and survivorship benefits.
- Manage and process labor contract-related procedures.
- Confirm employee workload standards.
- Advise on matters related to complaints, denunciations, feedback, and recommendations from employees and government agencies.
- Conduct performance evaluations.
- Apply information technology in human resource management.
- Coordinate with Undergraduate, Postgraduate, and related departments to monitor teaching workload and working regimes of employees.
- Prepare periodic and ad-hoc reports on HR and organizational matters as required by Executive Board and the University Council.
- Contribute to building an organizational culture and a positive working environment, ensuring the rights and responsibilities of employees.
2. Administrative Affairs
- Manage and use official seals in accordance with regulations.
- Oversee administrative operations across the University.
- Prepare and draft official documents as assigned by the University leadership.
- Lead and coordinate with units to develop, revise, or abolish procedures, regulations, and templates related to HR and other operational activities under the Department’s responsibility.
- Manage document administration, archives, and official correspondence of the University.
- Receive and issue official documents and paperwork within and outside the University within its authority.
- Receive and distribute mail and parcels to employees.
- Issue letters of introduction, travel orders, and handle other administrative documents as assigned by the President.
- Coordinate with units to develop procedures and templates for administrative and professional activities under the Department’s responsibility.
- Review and guide administrative procedures and documents from units and individuals before submission to the University Council Chairman, President, or Vice President for approval.
- Approve working schedules for units.
- Manage meeting rooms of the University.
- Certify and duplicate official documents in accordance with regulations.
3. Coordination Tasks
- Coordinate with relevant units to carry out arising tasks as assigned.
4. Reporting
- Perform reporting duties in accordance with the University’s regulations.