Boehringer Ingelheim

Human Resource Business Partner, ANZ (Sydney, AU, Australia, NSW)

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About this opportunity

The Position

Are you passionate about helping leaders build high-performing teams and cultures that enable business success? As the Human Resource Business Partner, ANZ, you will play a key role in delivering people strategies and HR solutions that support organizational growth and performance. Partnering closely with business leaders, you will provide both strategic and operational HR support across employee management, talent acquisition, compensation and benefits, learning and development, employee relations, and workforce planning, ensuring that people initiatives are aligned with business priorities and objectives.

Working closely with the Head of HR and the Regional Operations Center HR Leadership Team, you will act as a trusted advisor to leaders and employees, helping to build organizational capability, foster a high-performing and engaged workforce, and strengthen company culture.

Tasks and Responsibilities

1. Business Strategy Contribution

Accountable for HR elements within Australia and New Zealand to build organizational capabilities based on the defined HR strategy and guidelines

2. Organizational Effectiveness

Accountable for maintaining HR organizational processes and supporting the development of skill sets and people behaviors

3. Organizational Health, Culture, Workforce Engagement, and Environment

Accountable for enhancing company culture and regularly analyzing organizational health and workforce engagement (e.g., employee surveys).

Ensuring performance culture and business success embed in the organization

Measure engagement outcomes and link results to operational performance and business outcomes

4. Strategic Planning and Budgeting

Work closely with the local team including local Head of HR and the Regional Operations Centres of Excellence based in Singapore (CoE Talent, Total Rewards, and HR Services) to support the set up of the organization now and in the future.

Maintain and regularly report updated employee headcount

Support the maintenance of an accurate employee database

Provide personnel cost support to the budget planning process

5. HR Implementation and Operations

Implement HR solutions developed by Center of Excellence (COE), provide feedback to COEs and other parts of organization where required, and ensure business adherence

Ensure HR processes and policies are implemented in compliance with the Global Code of Conduct, global and local standards, external regulations, employment legislation, and statutory requirements

About Our Future Employee

Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration, Human Resources Management, Legal Studies, or a similar discipline

Four to six years of HR Generalist experience, ideally in Business Partnering

Strong knowledge of employment law, recruitment, compensation & benefits, talent management, learning & development, and HR best practices

Strong stakeholder management, communication, and influencing skills, with the ability to act as a trusted advisor and partner effectively with business leaders

Strong business acumen, a collaborative approach, and a solution-focused mindset

Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Access

Experience in Organizational Development (OD), transformation and change management, or a corporate/multinational company (MNC) environment is an advantage

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