Ddn
HR Specialist
Shanghai, Shanghai, China · On-site · FullTime
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- EmployerDdn
- LocationShanghai, Shanghai, China
- Work styleOn-site
- Employment typeFullTime
- Employer posted
About The Job:
We are looking for an HR Specialist in Shanghai to manage day-to-day HR operations. This role will act as the local HR representative, ensuring smooth employee support, HR compliance, and benefits administration locally while partnering with the APAC/International HR team and other stakeholders.
What Will You Do:
Manage and execute day to day administrative and operational HR tasks.
Maintain accurate, complete and up-to-date employee records, documentation and personnel files in accordance with company policies, data privacy requirements and record retention standards
Ensure HR practices comply with China employment laws and company policies
Manage employee local onboarding processes, partnering with International/ US HR manager, HRBPs, and other stakeholders to ensure smooth and compliant employee experience.
Support implementation and communication of global and local HR policies and maintain the China Employee Handbook.
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Work closely with HRBP and HQ to ensure policies are communicated clearly and implemented effectively
Support payroll, benefits, HR reporting, audits, and HR projects
Support site events and wellbeing initiatives to promote a positive and inclusive workplace culture.
Assist and processes transactional activities according to the HR processes defined by company.
Responsible for employee certificate preparation or any other documentation required in Chinese and issue the hardcopy for employees.
Work as the system admin for DingTalk leave system including employee account management, annual leave/carryover entitlement calculation and set up in system, annual leave reminder preparation and any other system support as per request.
Support in HR Operation projects locally as set by company globally.
What Will You Bring:
Bachelor’s degree or above in Business Administration or a relevant field.
3+ years of experience in HR operations and/or administration
Experience working with a US company preferred
Strong understanding of China employment practices, HR operations, and local labor regulations.
Experience managing employee records, HR documentation, onboarding, leave administration, payroll inputs, and employee lifecycle processes.
Proficient in Microsoft Office applications and employee data management is preferred.
Strong stakeholder management, communication, and problem-solving skills, with a proactive and customer-oriented mindset
Fluent in both written and spoken English
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- Employment typeFullTime
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