Role Summary
As a HR Generalist for Experian this individual will partner with various HR Sub-Functions to drive the necessary activity in order to support the employee life cycle for our employees at Global Innovation Center (GIC), Hyderabad. The HR Generalist will be responsible for HR Operations Function, which focusses on delivery of core HR processes. The role holder must demonstrate a strong attention to detail along with the ability to showcase a continuous improvement mind-set about HR processes, while thriving in a dynamic environment with excellent collaboration skills.
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What you'll bring
The HR Ops role supports HR processes at GIC Hyderabad from employee on-boarding to off-boarding. This role is critical to maintain HR records for compliance to local labour laws and audit requirements
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