Job Title: HR Analyst, Human Resources
Scheme: Junior Professional Officer's Programme (JPO-P)
Recruiter: Federal Ministry of Youth Development
State: KANO
Agency: UN WOMEN
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Unit of assignment: Human Resources Centre
Country and Duty Station: New York, USA
Duration of assignment: One Year Renewable based on satisfactory performance
Content and methodology of supervision: The Human Resources Analyst will meet weekly with the Human Resources Specialist and other members of the HR team on topics of direct relevance. At the beginning of the assignment, a negotiated work plan will be developed, and will detail expected outputs and success indicators over the reporting period. Informal feedback will be provided daily, formal written feedback after three months and then twice yearly.
Duties, Responsibilities and Output Expectations:
• The HR Analyst supports the Human Resources team in the development and successful implementation of strategic HR initiatives and policies, focusing on achieving the following results:
• Development and implementation of new human resources policies, practices and procedures to meet the evolving needs of the Organization;
• Monitoring adequate implementation of human resources policies, practices and procedures;
• Participating in human resources projects and initiatives.
• Operational support to implement staffing plans and other organizational actions as part of the organizational development and change management processes.
• Effective support to management's internal staffing reviews, including development and maintenance of staffing/vacancy projections.
• Preparation of documentation, statistics, reports and logistical support of a high standard.
• Development and review of job descriptions for UN-Women positions.
Qualifications and Experience:
• Education (only Master's degree or equivalent): Advanced degree in human resources management, social sciences, or relevant discipline.
• Work Experience (at least 1 to 2 years relevant work experience): A minimum of 2 year's work experience in supporting Human Resource Management activities, research, administration or international development.
• Age: Must not be more than 32 years on the date of application
• Language skill: Fluency in English language and ability to speak any UNDP official language is an added advantage.
• Information Technology skills, including word processing, database application (excel) presentation software (power point) and internet appreciation.
• An interest in adapting to varied physical environments; and a desire to work with people with different language, national and cultural backgrounds;
• Evidence of ability to think strategically, work independently and demonstrate a sense of self-assuredness.
• Respect for the UN principles of the United Nations Charter and the participating UN organization's mission statement
Key competencies of the assignment:
• Demonstrates commitment to UN Women's mission, vision and values
• Displays cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality and age sensitivity and adaptability
• Produces qualitative, accurate outputs with considerable attention to detail, in a timely manner
• Manages complexities, shifting priorities, and is able to work effectively without constant supervision
• Knowledgeable application of policies, standards, protocol procedures and HR guidelines, rules and regulations to deliver accurate and effective client service
• Maintains constructive, effective business relationships with clients and partners
• Adheres to deadlines and follows up on time-bound issues
• Maintains diplomacy, tact and strict confidentiality with internal and external partners and clients in a visible and sensitive process
• Strong interpersonal and communication (verbal, listening, writing) skills
• Organization skills (time management, efficient administration, multi-tasking and fast-paced)
• Ability to work under pressure within strict deadlines
• Ability to adapt quickly to work demands, and changing deadlines
• Willingness to "inter-change" work functions with other staff within the Unit, when required
Learning Expectations:
Upon completion of the assignment, the JPO will have / be able to...
Apart from mandatory trainings, the HR Analyst would be expected to participate in several courses including training for competency based interviewing, and human resources development, as well as attend at least one professional development activity outside of the UN system in New York, focused on strategic recruitment/human resources. A significant amount of the JPO's development will occur through guided experiences which take place during the assignment.
Applicants are advised in their own interest not to give any form of gratification or inducement to any person or group of persons to assist them in the recruitment exercise.
Women and persons physically challenged are encouraged to apply. All applications will be treated with the strictest confidence.
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