Employee Relations Specialists
Human Resource IndustrySharjah, UAE
Key Responsibilities
- Manage Employee Cases: Handle workplace grievances, conduct investigations, and track case actions to fair outcomes for staff and business.
- Policy Support: Help prepare, update, and communicate HR and employee relations policies across the company as required.
- Compliance Advice: Advise leaders and teams on UAE labour laws, work policies, and compliance matters.
- Engagement Initiatives: Support awareness campaigns, training, and sessions to improve workplace communication and engagement.
- Reporting & Metrics: Compile reports and insights on case trends, risks, and key performance indicators for management.
- Speak‑Up Channels: Maintain channels or systems where employees can raise concerns and feedback safely.
- Cross‑Functional Support: Work closely with HR, legal, and business leaders to align employee relations actions with organisational goals.
Requirements
- Experience: 3–6 years in employee relations or HR roles with case handling experience in UAE.
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or related field.
- Technical Competence: Good knowledge of UAE labour law, HR systems, and employee relations practices.
- Project Controls: Ability to manage multiple cases, meet deadlines, and keep accurate records.
- Leadership: Confident communicator, able to guide leaders on workplace issues and best practices.
- Commercial Acumen: Understand how employee issues affect productivity, morale, and business outcomes.
FAQs
What experience do I need?
About 3–6 years in HR or employee relations, ideally with UAE labour law knowledge.
Do I need to know UAE labour law?
Yes — sound knowledge of local labour regulations is important.
Is this role people‑facing?
Yes — you’ll work with staff, managers, and HR daily.
What systems will I use?
HR systems and Microsoft Office (Excel, Word) for reports and tracking.
Does communication matter?
Very much — clear written and verbal communication is key.
Can this role be entry level?
Most roles expect some HR/ER experience; junior HR roles may be easier entry points.