Infosys BPM
Senior Process Executive

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Job Title: FLR HR (First Line Response)
Infosys BPM, the business process management subsidiary of Infosys, provides end-to-end transformative services for its clients across the globe. The company’s integrated IT and BPM solutions approach enables it to unlock business value across industries and service lines, and address business challenges for its clients. Utilizing innovative business excellence frameworks, ongoing productivity improvements, process reengineering, automation, and cutting-edge technology platforms, Infosys BPM enables its clients to achieve their cost reduction objectives, improve process efficiencies, enhance effectiveness, and deliver superior customer experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Providing an initial HR response as part of the HR first line to maximize 1st time resolution of inquiries by clarifying desired information; researching, locating and providing information
- Triaging and routing enquiries to the appropriate resource or escalate to specialists
- Providing an excellent customer experience to the business
- Logging call details in an effective manner in the case management systems
- Supporting Managers with letter writing for first response calls where appropriate
- Adhering to SLA’s and KPI’s
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Essential Criteria
- A passion for Human Resources demonstrated within studies or work
- Strong Customer Focus with minimum 6-12 months experience of working in a customer-oriented environment
- Confident communicator, with the ability to articulate a high level of oral and written English
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport quickly over the telephone
- IT literate and a confident user of Microsoft Office
- Solution orientated with a pragmatic approach to problem solving
- Able to work on own initiative and also work effectively within a team


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Benefits
- 25 days holiday excluding Bank Holiday’s Leave Year runs from April 1 to March 31
- Sick Pay (3 paid Days in a 12-month period)
- Employee discounts – Perk Box
- Access to training platform for PD – Lex
- Pension – employer contribution 3% employee contribution 5% - total 8% of designated banding
- Free Parking
- On site canteen
- Income Protection
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
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