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AZUMI MADRID SL in Madrid is seeking a People and Culture Administrator to deliver HR operations across our restaurants in Spain. You will assist with recruitment, onboarding, employee records and day-to-day HR administration, while promoting a positive workplace culture.
This role is a Fixed Term Contract of 9 months with the possibility of becoming permanent and will be based in Zuma Madrid. Working closely with restaurant managers and the People and Culture team, you will contribute to
As a People and Culture Administrator you will support the effective delivery of People and Culture operations across our restaurants in Spain. You will assist with recruitment, onboarding, employee records, and day-to-day HR administration, while helping promote a positive workplace culture. Working closely with restaurant managers and the People and Culture team, you will contribute to employee engagement, compliance, and the smooth operation of people-related processes that support overall business success. This role is a Fixed Term Contract of 9 months with the possibility of becoming permanent and will be based in Zuma Madrid.
Main Duties
Your key responsibilities will include:
What We Look For
Our ideal candidate embodies our values and the following:
As part of our team, you’ll enjoy:
Our Commitment to Inclusivity
We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome all applicants. If you require any assistance to make the recruitment process more accessible, please let one of our Talent Acquisition team know.
Company AZUMI MADRID SL is a company committed to ensuring equal treatment and opportunities for women and men, without directly or indirectly discriminating based on gender. In adherence to this commitment as one of its core values, the company has implemented an Equality Plan in accordance with the criteria established in Organic Law 3/2007, of March 22, on effective equality between women and men, and in Royal Decree-Law 6/2019, of March 1, on urgent measures to guarantee equal treatment and opportunities between men and women in employment and occupation. This document was drafted, negotiated, and jointly signed with social representation (the most representative unions and/or RLPTs) in January 2024.