Talent Acquisition Specialist | 4PL Group
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· Manage the overall recruitment function for all entities in the 4PL Group (currently eight entities across SA and Africa). · Monitor own recruitment performance regarding time to hire, cost per hire, candidate conversion and quality of hire. · Provide recommendations for improving the recruitment process tailored to each business unit. · Drive recruitment campaigns when necessary for scarce skill or internship vacancies. · Partner with hiring managers and HR team to identify staffing needs and develop job descriptions and advertisements. · Develop a strong understanding of each business unit’s culture and business requirements. · Track internal applicants and attend interviews with management when required. · Source candidates using a variety of methods, including head hunting, Pnet, LinkedIn, networking events and employee referrals. · Proactively headhunt talent and engage with passive talent, leverage on employee referrals, and continuously build talent pipelines to support current and future hiring requirements. · Understand business unit competitors and conduct market research to effectively headhunt for vacancies. · Screen resumes, conduct interviews, shortlist for management and collect supporting documentation. · Schedule and coordinate interviews for management. · Attend interviews with management when required. · Maintain and update applicants, CV database and records through the ATS system. · Ensure an exceptional candidate experience from initial contact to offer stage. · Track recruitment metrics and provide regular reporting to the HR Administrator and Head of HR. · Develop and implement recruitment strategies aligned to the business units’ requirements. · Support and promote Employee Value Proposition across recruitment platforms. · Attract high-quality talent through marketing, talent pooling and mapping. · On a weekly basis, use the FraudGuard tool to detect fraudulent vacancies and send out emails to build case evidence against impersonators. |