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紫金矿业集团股份有限公司

海外人力合规专家

England
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain the company's global employment compliance framework, ensuring compliance with local labor laws and employment regulations across multiple jurisdictions.
  • Monitor and interpret changes in labor legislation, employment regulations, social security, payroll, immigration, and tax-related employment requirements worldwide, and provide timely compliance guidance to business leaders and HR teams.
  • Design compliant workforce solutions for overseas operations, including:
    • Local employment
    • Employer of Record (EOR)
    • Independent Contractors
    • Agency Workers
    • Fixed-term and Permanent Employment
    • International Assignments and Secondments
  • Review, draft and negotiate employment contracts, contractor agreements, secondment agreements, confidentiality agreements, and other employment-related documentation.
  • Conduct employment compliance assessments and identify potential labor, payroll, tax, immigration, and employment risks associated with overseas operations.
  • Support overseas business expansion by providing employment compliance advice during new market entry, entity establishment, mergers, acquisitions, and project mobilization.
  • Establish global employment policies, governance standards, and compliance procedures to ensure consistency across international operations.
  • Manage relationships with external employment law firms, EOR providers, payroll vendors, immigration consultants, and other HR service providers.
  • Partner closely with Legal, Tax, Finance, Payroll, Procurement, and Global Mobility teams to ensure end-to-end employment compliance.
  • Deliver employment compliance training and provide ongoing advisory support to HR professionals and business leaders.

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  • Bachelor's degree or above in Human Resources, Law, Business Administration, or a related discipline.
  • Willingness to be based in Sanya, China on a long-term basis.
  • At least 8 years of experience in global employment compliance, international HR, employment law, global mobility, or related fields.
  • Strong knowledge of international labor laws and employment regulations across multiple jurisdictions, particularly in Africa, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, Latin America, and other emerging markets.
  • Hands-on experience designing and implementing compliant international employment solutions.
  • Solid understanding of:
    • International labor law
    • Global payroll compliance
    • Social security regulations
    • Employment tax
    • Immigration and work authorization
    • Cross-border employment arrangements
  • Experience working with Employer of Record (EOR) providers such as Deel, Remote, Papaya Global, Velocity Global, Atlas, or similar providers is highly desirable.
  • Experience working with multinational corporations, global consulting firms, international law firms, or global HR service providers is preferred.
  • Strong analytical, project management, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
  • Excellent written and spoken English; additional languages would be an advantage.
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Skills

Global Employment Compliance
International HR
Employment Law
Global Mobility
Labor Laws
Payroll Compliance
Social Security Regulations
Employment Tax
Immigration
Work Authorization
Cross-Border Employment
Project Management
Analytical Skills
Communication Skills
Stakeholder Management
Contract Negotiation

Location

England, United Kingdom

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