
Under the overall supervision of the Head of Recruitment Unit and the direct supervision of the National Human Resource Officer, the successful candidate will assist on activities related to sourcing, attraction and recruitment marketing as well as applications screening for jobs in the professional category worldwide and all category at headquarters.
Post job vacancies and assist in recruitment marketing using internal and external channels (emails, job boards, social media, and relevant fora).
Create and update posts to include relevant keywords for search engine optimization on social
media and job boards.
Review panel compositions; ensure balance and diversity in panel compositions for SVNs and VNs. Provide guidance to hiring managers accordingly in collaboration with the National Human Resource Officer. Assign access for panel members and HR focal persons to applications in the recruitment platform. Provide trouble-shooting support and escalate issues to the technical team as needed.
Actively and consistently engage in candidates sourcing and attraction activities for all job level using the full capabilities offered by social medias.
In collaboration with the National Human Resource Officer, act as the primary focal point for applications screening using pre-screening criteria and qualitative requirements. Prepare and send out closing notices to hiring managers/ selection panels.
Analyze and timely respond to relatively complex queries received in the Recruitment Unit’s mailbox(es) from various stakeholders (including candidates on their applications and the selection process). Provide trouble-shooting support on technical issues and escalate to the technical team as needed.
Conduct initial review of selection documents received from hiring managers.
Tag candidates in the e-recruitment system, timely close requisitions that are finalized and notify unsuccessful candidates of the selection results for each vacancy.
Assist in maintaining talent pipelines based on area of expertise.
Update tracking lists relating to assigned duties, in collaboration with other Recruitment Assistants.
Provide support in the preparation of quarterly and annual statistical reports.
Provide administrative support to hiring managers in organizing written tests, scheduling interviews.
Assist in initiating background check and verification requests.
Serves as a backup for the Recruiting Specialist in the assigned region
Perform such other duties as may be assigned.
EDUCATION
Accredited Universities are those listed in the UNESCO World Higher Education Database.
EXPERIENCE
SKILLS
Required Competencies
IOM’s competency framework can be found at this link Competencies will be assessed during the selection process.
Values - all IOM staff members must abide by and demonstrate these five values:
Core Competencies – behavioural indicators Level 2
Notes
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