Categories Recruitment, Staffing, Training - Development - Improvement
Quebec, QC • Full time
Location: Quebec Salary: Up to $85,000 per year depending on experience + bonus Job category: Human Resources - Recruitment Type of job: Permanent Schedule: Day shift, Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. or 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Tasks
Develop and implement innovative recruitment strategies while staying informed about trends in the maritime sector.
Represent the company's image and values to candidates in an exemplary manner, ensuring positive and constructive interactions.
Ensure an efficient, thorough, and seamless recruitment process.
Organize and prioritize recruitment files for all shore-based positions within the company.
Provide professional support as needed and contribute to salary surveys, pay equity programs, as well as talent training and development.
Perform other related tasks.
Advantages
Employer-matched pension plan (REER).
Comprehensive group insurance coverage.
Performance bonus.
Telework policy (50%).
Unlimited free coffee.
A well-established and constantly growing company.
Employee development-focused culture.
37.5-hour workweek.
Opportunities for advancement.
Competitive salary.
Job requirements
University degree in Human Resources Management or Industrial Relations.
Bilingual in both spoken and written English and French.
Proficiency with MS Office software.
Member of CRIA or CRHA (an asset).
Desired profile
Strong interest in the maritime sector.
Excellent interpersonal skills and team collaboration abilities.
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