Overview
Join the CBP Team! We're seeking an AU HR Officer to join our growing team. If you're ready to apply your skills in a fast-paced, collaborative environment, we’d love to hear from you!
Responsibilities
- Employment Contracts & Policies: Ensure all employees have a signed contract aligned with the Fair Work Act 2009; contracts specify classification and pay level under the relevant Award (e.g., Animal Care & Veterinary Services Award 2020); maintain up-to-date workplace policies (Code of Conduct, Leave, Bullying & Harassment, WHS); record staff acknowledgements for new or updated policies; ensure privacy and confidentiality clauses comply with the Privacy Act 1988.
- Payroll & Leave Entitlements: Verify wages against Award minimums and penalty rates; apply overtime, weekend, and public holiday loadings correctly; ensure annual, sick, and long-service leave accruals are accurate and visible in payslips; communicate and document parental leave entitlements as per Fair Work standards; securely store payroll records for at least 7 years.
- Workplace Health & Safety (WHS): Ensure WHS training for all new staff within 4 weeks; deliver annual refresher training (animal handling, radiation safety, sharps disposal, manual handling); maintain incident & injury register and review monthly; conduct emergency evacuation drills at least twice per year; keep chemical registers up-to-date with Safety Data Sheets (SDS); document psychological safety and wellbeing initiatives (e.g., EAP program awareness).
- Performance Reviews & Training: Conduct annual performance reviews for all staff; apply nursing level frameworks and vet performance metrics consistently; log and track Specialist CPD against registration board requirements; train managers in Fair Work obligations; maintain records of mandatory CPD and in-house training in HR files.
- Employee Relations: Follow Fair Work best practices for disciplinary procedures (written warnings, right to respond, documentation); have termination letters reviewed by HR/legal; manage redundancy with proper consultation and entitlements; document and communicate grievance procedures to staff.
- Record-Keeping & Reporting: Keep employment records for at least 7 years (contracts, payslips, leave, performance notes); provide Fair Work Information Statement to all new employees; ensure superannuation contributions are paid on time; conduct an annual HR audit covering payroll, leave, WHS, and training.
Qualifications
- Graduate of Psychology, Human Resource Management, or equivalent.
- At least 3 years of experience in HR operations, with demonstrated expertise in benefits administration and employee relations.
- Experience in a BPO setup is required.
- Systems: SharePoint, Outlook, MS Teams, Excel, Word, PowerPoint.
- Ability to multi-task and adhere to deadlines.
Others / Benefits
- Permanent WFH setup
- HMO and life insurance coverage from day one
- Amenable to work on different shifts (AM, Mid, Night Shift)
- Company-provided internet allowance and PC
- 20% Night Differential and other allowances
- Loyalty award and other benefits