The AIDS Prevention Initiative in Nigeria (APIN) has recruitment for the Human Resource (HR) Officer for location Abuja (Nigeria). The HR will have responsibility for providing a wide range of support in the human resource and organizational development functions. The position should be applied before 15th November, 2012.
The HR Officer responsible for:
- Drive the recruitment & selection process and manage staff retention and exit
- Support and monitor the implementation of organizational effectiveness initiatives and render report on progress being made
- Actively support change management programmes and activities
- Work closely with other members of the HR Team tmonitor and benchmark HR systems and practices in peer organizations and report new practices for possible adoption
- Monitor adherence tpersonnel policies and code of conduct and render periodic reports on the level of compliance
- Drive the implementation of the performance management system and support its alignment tthe organizational goals
- Provide necessary assistance and make contributions tthe planning and implementation of HR improvement and other related projects
Requirements of the HR Officer
A 1st degree in the Social Sciences, the Humanities or any other relevant field and membership of the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM); at least eight years cognate experience, preferably in an international NGO
How to apply?
Qualified and interested applicants should click APPLY to complete an online application form. They should also upload their CV, which must contain a suitability statement, highlighting how their knowledge, skills and experience make them suitable for the position, and addressing the person specifications listed against the position. The statement should not exceed a page and must appear on the first page of the CV, which must be saved in Microsoft Word and as applicant’s name.
Computer literacy and skills in usage of personal productivity tools (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, internet browsing, etc.) are essential for position; and candidates must be willing to do a considerable amount of local travel, as may be required.
AIDS Prevention Initiative in Nigeria (APIN) offers very competitive terms of employment and is an equal opportunity employer. Women who are qualified for the position are therefore encouraged to apply.
