HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER – HRMS, RECRUITMENT & AI OPERATIONS

ROLE OVERVIEW BMG Hospitality is looking for a hands-on Human ResourceManager who can build and operate the HR function for our growing hospitalitybusiness. This is a practical role focused on: • Building and managing BMG’s HRMS system • Creating acentral recruitment and candidate CRM/database • Recruiting frontlineemployees, especially Front Desk / Guest Experience staff and Housekeepers •Preparing job descriptions, candidate briefings, SOPs and onboardingwalkthroughs • Managing payroll administration • Handling employee relationsand first-line employment disputes • Using AI daily to increase HR productivity AI capability is a core requirement. The successfulcandidate must be comfortable using ChatGPT, ChatGPT Work, Claude and ClaudeCowork as normal working tools. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 1. BUILD BMG’S HRMS During the first month, the HR Manager will work togetherwith BMG’s programmer to create and implement a practical HRMS system. The HRMS should progressively cover: • Employee master records • Candidate information • Recruitment status • Employment contracts • Attendance • Leave • Payroll information • Onboarding • Training • Probation • Performance records • Warnings and disciplinary records • Grievances • Resignation and termination • Exit records The HR Manager does not need to be a programmer, but mustunderstand the HR requirements, prepare clear briefs for the programmer, testworkflows and ensure that the system is practical for daily operations. 2. CREATE A CENTRAL RECRUITMENT CRM / MANPOWER DATABASE The HR Manager will create and maintain a centralCRM/database for BMG’s manpower and recruitment requirements. The system should contain: • All open positions • Approved manpower requirements • Job descriptions • Candidate profiles • CVs • Interview notes • Interview status • Salary expectations • Availability • Offers • Rejections • Future candidates • Hiring history The objective is to avoid candidate information beingscattered across WhatsApp, emails and individual spreadsheets. The HR Manager should be able to immediately see: • What positions BMG needs • How many people are required • Which candidates are being interviewed • Who has beenoffered • Who is joining • Which positions are still unfilled 3. FRONTLINE RECRUITMENT The HR Manager will initially focus heavily on recruitingoperational employees, particularly: • Front Desk / Guest Experience Officers • Housekeepers •Assistant Hotel Managers • Restaurant employees • Chefs and kitchen employees •Other frontline hospitality staff The HR Manager will: • Post vacancies • Review CVs • Contact candidates • Conduct initial interviews • Arrange interviews • Explain the job clearly • Brief candidates on shifts, responsibilities, salaryand KPIs • Prepare offers and employment documents • Coordinate start dates •Manage the recruitment pipeline 4. CANDIDATE JOB BRIEFING Every candidate should understand the actual job beforeaccepting an offer. The HR Manager should explain: • What the employee will do each day • Working hours and shifts • Weekend/public holiday requirements • Job responsibilities • Salary and employment conditions • Reporting manager • Performance expectations • Probation requirements • Career progression The objective is to reduce misunderstandings, earlyresignations and employment disputes. 5. SOPs AND WALKTHROUGHS The HR Manager will create clear SOPs and walkthroughsfor HR processes. Initial SOPs should include: • Recruitment • Candidate screening • Interviews • Job offers • Employment contracts • Employee onboarding • Payroll • Attendance • Leave • Probation • Employee complaints • Disciplinary matters • Resignation • Termination • Offboarding Where useful, these should include step-by-stepchecklists, templates, screenshots or video walkthroughs so managers can followthe same process consistently. 6. PAYROLL The HR Manager will manage the HR side of monthly payrolladministration, including: • Salary records • Attendance • Leave • Unpaid leave • Overtime • Allowances • Deductions • New hires • Resignations • Final salary • CPF-related information • Payroll checking and reconciliation The HR Manager will coordinate with Finance/Accountingwhere required. 7. AI AS A DAILY WORKING TOOL AI is mandatory for this role. The HR Manager should be able to use: • ChatGPT • ChatGPT Work • Claude • Claude Cowork • HRMS systems • Google Workspace / Microsoft Office • Other automation tools AI should be used for: • Drafting job advertisements • Screening and summarising CVs • Preparing interview questions • Preparing candidate summaries • Drafting SOPs • Preparing onboarding documents • Creating HR templates • Summarising employee issues • Preparing management reports • Organising HR documentation • Analysing payroll and manpower information 8. EMPLOYEE RELATIONS AND DISPUTES The HR Manager will be the first point of contact foremployee issues including: • Attendance • Performance • Salary questions • Leave disputes • Workplace complaints • Grievances • Misconduct • Disciplinary matters • Resignation and termination issues The HR Manager is expected to: Listen → Document → Investigate → Resolve → Escalatewhere necessary. For serious disputes, the HR Manager will prepare thefull case file, chronology and supporting documents. Matters involving TADM,Employment Claims Tribunals or significant legal/reputational risk will beescalated to the Director / CEO, who will become involved where required. WORK ARRANGEMENT This is a hybrid role. The candidate should be comfortable: • Working from home for administrative, documentation andAI-related work • Going on-site for interviews, onboarding, staff meetings,employee issues, property visits and operational requirements The role will require flexibility depending onrecruitment and hotel operations. WHAT IS EXPECTED AFTER THE FIRST 30 DAYS By the end of the first 30 days, the HR Manager shouldhave delivered: 1. HRMS – Phase 1 • Employee database structure completed • Recruitment workflow establis…