We are looking for a HR Administrator (Germany) to join our team of around 1,700 people worldwide to help us power up the traveller’s journey for millions of holidaymakers. If you are skilled in organisation and communication, keep on reading, as you might be the perfect fit for this job.
The job in brief:
Job Title - HR Administrator (Germany) – part-time up to 25 hours
Working model - hybrid with office in Munich
Team - you will join the local HR team within the People & Talent Growths department.
Level – Professional
Contract - Permanent – part time (25 h/week)
What your impact will be :
Personnel Administration:
Payroll and Compensation:
Employee Support:
Recruitment and Onboarding:
Preparing documents and work materials for new employees
HR Tools and Systems:
Your expertise:
Experience in an HR role, preferably in an administrative setting
Completed commercial training with a focus on human resources or a comparable qualification
Experience of working in an organization with an overseas Head Office
Basic understanding of labor law and payroll
Able to work in cross-cultural environments.
Fluent language skills in German and English (written & spoken)
Perks of working with us:
How we work together:
How we learn together:
Other perks:
Wish you were here? We do, too!
Selection process steps*:
(*Please note the process can slightly vary. The recruiter in charge will share more details when setting up the interview)
Our commitment to celebrate diversity and generate belonging
At the heart of our culture is a commitment to inclusion across race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, gender identity or expression, and accessibility. We strongly believe in an equal opportunity space, which is welcoming and celebrates the uniqueness of everyone who works here. We value different lived experiences and respect viewpoints, as we know unicity drives innovation. We want to make sure our people reflect the communities across the world we help travel.
Eligibility criteria:
By submitting your information and application, you confirm that you are legally authorized to work in the country of employment and that you do not require visa sponsorship to obtain employment visa status.