As HR business partner at
Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM), the largest faculty at
Erasmus University, you play a crucial role in communication with both employees and managers. You act as a sparring partner to the HR business partners, and you provide support in strategic themes, large projects and the annual HR plan. Together with the HR team, you lift HR policy to a higher level and actively signal developments.
RSM's HR team consists of eight professionals; an HR Director, two HR Business Partners and five HR Officers. Administrative inquiries, personnel administration and processing of changes are managed by our HR Officers. In addition to your RSM teammates, you work closely with the EUR HR policy and specialist teams. Together we support RSM tactically and strategically with the optimal deployment and development of employees. You report to the HR director of RSM.
Our business school is a dynamic and strongly internationally oriented organisation. In total there are about 650 employees, the majority of whom work in the academic departments. We have a public entity (RSM EUR), and also a private entity (RSM BV) where, for example, we offer our MBA programmes. Your work focuses on the public entity.
RSM is the only EUR faculty to have its own HR department. As a department, we aim to develop further in the coming years and to profile ours as an outstanding HR department. The ambition and strategic vision for RSM is "To become a force for positive change". Currently, we're developing an ambitious HR agenda to realise this. As our new HR business partner, you have an important role to play here.
Your main tasksYour main tasks:
- Coach, advise, support managers to fulfil their HR tasks and keep them informed about changes in HR policy regulations, etc.
- Identify changes in the needs of employees and the organisation.
- Encourage a healthy, safe work environment where employees can develop and function optimally and have a good work/life balance.
- Work on case management, including collaboration with relevant HR specialists, to advise managers on labor law, absenteeism and internationalisation.
- Advise and support in the following areas:
- Recruitment and selection process;
- Appointment procedures;
- Result and development (R&D) cycle;
- Career and development plans;
- Follow-up of the employee survey; and
- Drafting of secondment and termination agreements.
- Participate in and help to implement HR projects.
- Take the initiative to improve HR Policies, processes, tools and information.
- Translate tactical HR policy regulations into operational execution.