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Hogan Lovells

Transatlantic law firm for corporate matters

Talent Sourcing and Learning & Development Consultant

Generalist Recruiting +1Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeJohannesburg, South AfricaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Grade 12 or equivalent (NQF 4) is required.
  • An HR degree or equivalent tertiary qualification (NQF 6/7) is required.
  • Certified SDF in any SETA is required; SASSETA is preferred.
  • Three to five years of experience in a similar role at recruitment operational level is required.
  • Ability to work in a fast-paced, high-performing environment, meet deadlines, handle high volumes of work, maintain confidentiality, understand the organizational structure quickly, follow processes and procedures, and demonstrate attention to detail and urgency.
  • A clear criminal record is required.
  • Intermediate Microsoft Office skills are required.
  • HR systems skills are required.
  • Knowledge of South African labour legislation is required.
  • Oral and written communication skills, organizational, administrative and time-management skills, knowledge of HR risk-management principles and practices, and commercial awareness are required.
  • Ability to work independently within specified guidelines or processes, interact with colleagues at all levels, and handle confidential and sensitive information appropriately is required.
  • Ability to handle queries with diplomacy and tact, follow instructions and procedures precisely, adapt to change, deliver results, meet business expectations, work with others, and deliver through others is required.

Responsibilities

  • Recruit and select employees for allocated business units according to the firm's recruitment processes and procedures, supporting employment equity targets.
  • Post vacancies on HLCP and job portals such as LinkedIn, handle responses, coordinate and administer recruitment activities, place advertisements, arrange interviews, and respond to enquiries.
  • Update and distribute candidate correspondence; maintain filing systems, documents, correspondence, and other records in line with recruitment procedures; and maintain the recruitment database.
  • Conduct telephone screening against minimum requirements, participate in screening interviews, and provide insight for further candidate decisions.
  • Use salary benchmarking data to propose CTC offers and ensure the full approval process is followed when extending employment offers.
  • Build relationships with business leads to understand recruitment needs, assist with talent mapping, guide business units on recruitment practices, and advise on candidate selection.
  • Ensure HLCP accurately reflects vacancy status; record and monitor candidate progress from CV review through offer stage; maintain the tracker for active vacancies; and produce weekly, monthly, and ad hoc reports for the HR Manager.
  • Capture new joiner data accurately on HLCP and ensure source documents are submitted to the HR Administrator for payroll processing.
  • Manage employee letters, contracts, and promotional letters.
  • Complete mandatory compliance training and adhere to labour legislation and POPIA.
  • Provide employees with appropriate training and professional-development opportunities in partnership with managers to identify function training needs.
  • Manage employee training requests, registrations, invoices, and departmental training budgets; coordinate professional-development training programs.
  • Administer and coordinate the staff study-assistance program, ensure requests are submitted on time and approvals are communicated, manage related requests and invoices, and update program policies.
  • Compile and document training submitted throughout the reporting cycle; calculate data for the Workplace Skills Plan and Annual Training Report; work with Finance on required information; attend the EE Forum and report on training opportunities and L&D processes; and submit WSP/ATR reports by the legislative deadline.
  • Support HR Leadership with the development and implementation of projects as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • Workday experience is an advantage.

About the Company

Hogan Lovells

Transatlantic law firm for corporate matters

Hogan Lovells is a global law firm formed by the 2010 merger of Hogan & Hartson and Lovells, with dual headquarters in London and Washington, D.C. It provides legal services to businesses worldwide, including litigation, regulatory work, corporate transactions, and finance. The firm works through a coordinated network of lawyers across more than 40 offices, offering cross-border and multidisciplinary legal support from strategy and negotiations to representation in court and in regulatory matters. Its differentiator is the combination of two historically strong practices into an integrated, transatlantic firm with substantial scale (thousands of lawyers) and a broad international footprint, enabling coordinated, cross-border services. Hogan Lovells aims to be a trusted, globally oriented legal partner for multinational clients, helping them navigate complex legal environments across jurisdictions and sectors.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
1899

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