Senior Manager - Human Capital
by Apparel Group in Retail
The Senior Manager – Human Capital is responsible for leading the strategic design and implementation of HR policies, high-volume recruitment plans, employee engagement frameworks, and capability-building initiatives across the organization. The role serves as a critical HR business partner, driving people strategies that directly support business growth, operational excellence, and cultural alignment. Responsibilities include overseeing onboarding, talent management, succession planning, HR transformation projects, workforce planning, organizational design, organizational development, leadership development, employee engagement, and strategic talent initiatives. The position acts as a senior advisor to functional leaders, brand heads, and business units on talent strategy, workforce planning, and organizational design while analyzing workforce trends and delivering data-driven insights aligned with evolving business needs and market dynamics. The role collaborates with HR Centers of Excellence (COEs) across performance management, rewards, Learning and Development (L&D), and HR operations to deploy integrated talent solutions. It leads strategic initiatives such as HiPo development, succession planning, readiness mapping for critical roles, coaching, mentoring, and leadership development programs. The position drives enterprise-wide engagement initiatives including pulse surveys, town halls, employee recognition programs, and feedback mechanisms while fostering a transparent and collaborative culture through communication strategies. Responsibilities also include handling employee relations matters, conflict resolution, grievances, disciplinary issues, reviewing HR policies, SOPs, compliance guidelines, HR governance, process improvement, onboarding enhancement, HR technology enablement, HR analytics, reporting, audits, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, budget management, workforce restructuring, change management, HR dashboards, HR metrics, and alignment of local HR practices with regional and global HR strategies.