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Chanel

Designs, sells luxury fashion and cosmetics

HR Business Partner - Fragrance & Beauty Products & Corporate Functions

HR Generalist & Employee RelationsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSingaporeNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Demonstrated strategic human resources business partnering experience in a complex, matrixed and fast-moving environment.
  • Strong business and commercial acumen, with the ability to connect people and organisation choices to performance, growth and client outcomes.
  • Proven capability in organisation design, strategic workforce planning, leadership advisory, talent, succession and performance.
  • Influential communication and trusted challenge, with the judgement to navigate ambiguity, competing priorities and senior stakeholders.
  • Change leadership capability, including stakeholder alignment, adoption planning and sustained embedding of new ways of working.
  • Analytical and digital fluency, translating workforce data and qualitative insight into clear choices and action.
  • Enterprise mindset and collaborative discipline, with the ability to mobilise expertise across P&O rather than solve every need within the HRBP role.
  • Courage, curiosity and learning agility, with a practical bias for outcomes, simplification and continuous improvement.

Responsibilities

  • Shape a future-fit organisation by translating business strategy into clear choices on organisation, capabilities, roles, ways of working and workforce shape.
  • Elevate leadership, talent and performance by strengthening succession, development, feedback and performance discipline, with clear leader ownership and follow-through.
  • Use workforce data, organisation health indicators and external perspectives to diagnose risks and inform decisions.
  • Enable business and workforce agility through strategic workforce planning, organisation effectiveness and disciplined change leadership.
  • Champion engagement, inclusion and culture to create an accountable, high-performing environment.
  • Transform P&O delivery by reducing duplication and building leader and manager self-sufficiency.
  • Build a deep understanding of Fragrance & Beauty Products and Corporate Functions priorities, operating context, workforce economics and critical capabilities.
  • Partner with Division leaders early on high-impact people and organisation decisions; coach and challenge with clarity and courage.
  • Translate regional and market people strategies into a focused agenda with explicit outcomes, ownership and measures.
  • Lead organisation diagnosis and design, including accountabilities, interfaces, spans, layers and capability implications.
  • Drive strategic workforce planning and make visible choices and trade-offs across capacity, capability, productivity and succession.
  • Support transformation through clear change plans, stakeholder alignment, adoption and business continuity.
  • Strengthen leadership effectiveness through targeted coaching, team interventions and clear development priorities.
  • Drive rigorous talent and succession discussions, connecting critical roles, internal pipelines, mobility and external perspectives.
  • Build leader ownership for performance, feedback, recognition and consequence management.
  • Use engagement and organisation insights to shape focused interventions and track progress.
  • Orchestrate the right P&O expertise around business priorities, with clear briefs, decision rights, hand-offs and escalation paths.
  • Partner with the People Solutions & Operations Hub on scalable manager enablement, core people-cycle deployment, workforce insights and project delivery.
  • Partner with HR Operations on employee lifecycle services, process excellence, compliance and data integrity, avoiding duplication of transactional work.
  • Provide structured feedback to Centres of Expertise, the Hub and HR Operations to improve solutions and the employee and manager experience.
  • Track progress against agreed business and people priorities, and the quality and timeliness of organisation decisions and transformation milestones.
  • Monitor organisation health, workforce sustainability and productivity indicators relevant to supported businesses.
  • Monitor succession pipeline strength and readiness, the quality of talent discussions and development follow-through, and leader confidence in managing performance.
  • Assess leader feedback on HRBP partnership value and visible use of people insights in decision-making.
  • Track engagement and culture priorities, including stronger accountability and inclusive leadership practices.
  • Reduce duplication, promote appropriate use of P&O channels, and support adoption of standard tools, processes and self-service.

About the Company

Chanel

Designs, sells luxury fashion and cosmetics

1) What does Chanel do? Chanel is a luxury fashion house that offers a range of high-end products including fashion, accessories, fragrances, skincare, makeup, jewelry, and watches, targeting affluent customers worldwide. 2) How does its product work? It designs and sells premium, timeless items through owned boutiques, official online channels, and authorized retailers, supported by strong marketing, fashion shows, and brand storytelling to maintain desirability and loyalty. 3) How is Chanel different from competitors? It combines a storied brand heritage with exclusive, premium products and strict distribution control, creating a sense of rarity and prestige that appeals to luxury buyers. 4) What is Chanel's goal? To preserve its elite brand status while growing a loyal, affluent customer base by delivering consistently refined, timeless designs and a premium consumer experience.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$770M
Headquarters
Argueil, France
Founded
1883

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