WHAT IS A HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER?

SHOW FILTERS
Location
Course unitInclude course units

What do I need to study to become a Human Resources Officer?

College for Adult Learning

The Certificate IV in Human Resource Management (BSB40420) is a nationally recognised entry-level qualification for anyone seeking a career as a HR professional.
Australian Institute of Management Education & Training

Looking for a way into a rewarding human resources role? This BSB40420 Certificate IV in Human Resource Management qualification from the Australian Institute of Management will give you all the knowledge and skills you need to get started and excel in an HR career.
Open Colleges

Use your skills to help people succeed and start a rewarding new career with this online BSB40420 Certificate IV in Human Resources Management course from Open Colleges.
College for Adult Learning

This Diploma of Business (Organisational Development) (BSB50120) qualification from College for Adult Learning will give you the knowledge and skills to become a confident people and culture leader in almost any business field.
Open Colleges

Get an understanding of the industry and build your skills with this comprehensive Diploma of BSB50320 Human Resource Management from Open Colleges.
MCI Institute

Tap into people's talent and build a new career with this online BSB50320 Diploma of Human Resource Management from MCI Institute.
College for Adult Learning

Gain all the skills and knowledge required to start an exciting career in HR with this Diploma of Human Resource Management (BSB50320) with Pathway Package qualification from College for Adult Learning.
AIM Business School

Formalise your management skills and further your career with this online Graduate Certificate in Management course.
AIM Business School

Gain up-to-date industry knowledge and the skills to be an effective leader with this online Graduate Diploma in Management.
RMIT Online

Add a new dimension to your knowledge by learning to understand people and drive your career to new heights with this Graduate Diploma in Psychology from RMIT Online qualification.
Open Colleges

If you are an HR professional looking to up-skill, or someone looking for an easy way to start getting qualified for the HR industry, then this BSBSS00105 Human Resources Foundations Skill Set course form Open Colleges could be just what you're looking for.
UNSW Online

Learn how to become the driver of your organisation's positive culture change and give your HR career a major boost with this Master of Human Resource Management qualification from UNSW Online.
12
loading

What is a Human Resources Officer?

A Human Resources Officer is in charge of the development and implementation of policies and strategies relating to the effective recruiting and management of staff in a company or organisation.

Guaranteeing that the company employs the right balance of staff, in regards to skills and experience, is a key aspect of the role of Human Resources Officer along with ensuring that training and advancement opportunities are readily available to employees in order to enhance their performance and promote efficiency.

Human Resources Officers are responsible for many staffing aspects of a business including recruitment and conditions of employment, equality and diversity, dispute resolution, pay and working practices.

What do do?

  • Advertising vacant positions, interviewing and selecting applicants.
  • Managing and maintaining personnel records and resource information systems.
  • Organising staff inductions and providing information on conditions of employment, salaries and promotion prospects.
  • Advising management on workplace policies and procedures, staff performance and disciplinary issues.
  • Negotiating terms and conditions of employment, contracts and wages,
  • Examining and resolving staff disputes and grievances.
  • Researching and interpreting legislation, award wages, employment contracts, payment systems and dispute resolution procedures.
  • Developing and implementing workplace committees and participation incentive.

Career snapshot for Human Resources Officer

  • The average age of working is 37.
  • 32.90% of are male.
  • 82.50% of work full-time and on average they work around 37.3 hours per week.
  • With A Bachelor Degree or higher, get paid $1,339 per week Before Tax.
  • Unemployment levels are average.
  • In 2015 records showed 59,000 employed .
  • The projected growth of the profession is estimated to be moderate with employment numbers around 62,200 by 2020.

Source: http://joboutlook.gov.au/

Harjot from VIC just enquired about Barista Coffee + Job Ready Tickets (VIC only)
robyn from VIC just enquired about Certificate III in Information Technology
Stien from VIC just enquired about Barista Coffee + Job Ready Tickets (VIC only)
Shivali from VIC just enquired about Cert III in School Based Education Support
Mosese from NSW just enquired about Certificate III in Community Services
© 2024 CourseFinder Australia Pty Ltd, All Rights Reserved
Reset