MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
The HR Manager is responsible for supporting the retail business within every area of human resources, with a focus on Employment Relations, Talent Management & Development, Compensation & Benefits, HR Control, and general HR administration. This role reports to the Head of HR MEA and works closely with the Retail Area Manager to ensure compliance and effective go-to-market strategies with retail at the core.
RETAIL HR PRIORITIES
1. Talent Acquisition & Management
- Lead recruitment and talent acquisition activities, including recruiting, selecting, onboarding new employees, and managing talent through mapping and succession planning.
- Visit stores to understand team needs and develop improvement proposals.
- Create HR action plans for new store openings and pop-ups.
- Maintain the Gucci career website, internal posting pages on the intranet, and LinkedIn.
- Manage and update the preferred supplier list for agencies annually.
- Coordinate recruitment initiatives with universities and career fairs.
- Gather and communicate recruitment needs, ensuring timely fulfillment.
- Support HR Business Partners on recruitment priorities.
- Proactively build a network and database of candidates.
- Update workforce planning and headcount files weekly in coordination with the Head of HR.
- Facilitate internal mobility applications.
2. Payroll & Administration
- Design and implement HR policies and processes aligned with local regulations and company practices.
- Ensure effective communication and maintenance of HR policies.
- Oversee payroll activities and HR administration.
- Collaborate with management on talent mapping and organization efficiency.
3. Performance Management & Salary Review
- Implement performance management cycles and annual salary reviews using centralized tools, aligned with HUB priorities.
- Coordinate training programs with the MEA Training Team, including logistics and participant management.
- Partner with the Training Team to develop effective learning and development solutions.
4. Compensation and Benefits
- Work with the Head of HR to structure benefits programs to attract and retain talent.
- Implement salary structures and incentive plans following the annual review process.
5. Employee Relations
- Provide advice on employee relations issues, develop policies, and train managers.
- Handle disciplinary and grievance issues in compliance with local laws.