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The HRGA Manager leads the full HRGA function in a Japan-based manufacturing environment in Bekasi, Indonesia, guiding workforce planning, employee development, industrial relations, and general affairs to support stability and growth.
Responsibilities include workforce planning, recruitment, policy implementation, compliance with Indonesian labour laws, and managing facilities, assets, vendors, licenses, and security across the organization.
The Human Resources and General Affairs (HRGA) Manager role is responsible for leading the full HRGA function within a Japan-based manufacturing environment. The position plays a key part in workforce planning, employee development, industrial relations, legal compliance, and effective general affairs operations while supporting organisational stability and growth.
Lead and manage all HRGA functions, including workforce planning, employee development, compensation and benefits, and HR policy implementation
Oversee end-to-end recruitment processes to ensure the timely appointment of qualified professionals across all organisational levels
Manage industrial relations matters, including bipartite meetings, employee grievances, disciplinary actions, labour disputes, and compliance with Indonesian labour regulations
Ensure compliance with employment laws, company regulations, contracts, and other legal requirements while minimizing HR-related risks
Manage general affairs operations, including facilities, company assets, vendor management, licenses, security, international employee administration, and support for the wider workforce
More than 10 years of HRGA experience, including at least 4 years in a managerial position
Experience within a Japan-based manufacturing company
Strong experience in industrial relations, bipartite meetings, labour dispute resolution, and workforce regulatory compliance
An educational background in Law would be a strong advantage
A global company operating in the writing instruments manufacturing industry. The organization manufactures writing products using established production technologies and forms part of a wider international business with a long history in the development and manufacture of writing instruments.