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Robert Bosch Venture Capital

Venture capital funding deep tech startups

General Manager - TCT & Employee Relations

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Full-timeBengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Postgraduate qualification (MBA, PGDM, or MSW) with a specialization in Human Resources or Industrial Relations.
  • A degree in law, a diploma in labour law, or thorough exposure to legal proceedings and labour-law matters.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Employee Relations across Bosch India excluding RBIN (RBAI, RBIC, DCIN, BSH, and BGSW) by establishing industrial-relations frameworks, strengthening blue-collar workforce capability, and enabling HR Business Partners through governance, policy frameworks, and capability-building initiatives.
  • Develop and implement country-level Employee Relations strategy aligned with business objectives; establish governance frameworks and consistent practices across manufacturing locations; provide strategic guidance to plant HR leaders and HR Business Partners; review systems and practices for organizational effectiveness and development; and monitor policies and practices through measurement, reporting, and execution systems.
  • Provide negotiation strategy and advisory support for collective bargaining; guide HR Business Partners and plant leadership on union engagement, long-term settlements, and dispute resolution; and proactively manage industrial-relations climates across locations.
  • Support resolution of complex industrial-relations matters, including labour disputes, conciliation proceedings, and litigation; work with legal teams on risk mitigation and compliance with statutory requirements.
  • Develop alternate compensation and benefits structures for unionized employees aligned with business and legal requirements; assess legislative impacts, ensure compliance, and provide education on legal matters.
  • Provide legal direction and guidance to plants in coordination with central Legal, Statutory and Regulatory (LSR) teams.
  • Assess internal and external manpower design and wages and benefits for unionized employees for legislative compliance.
  • Strengthen statutory compliance systems by integrating digital Employee Relations solutions and building HR stakeholders’ capability to address industrial-relations issues.
  • Communicate Employee Relations practices to front-line managers and talent to build shop-floor leadership and a future-ready pipeline; implement Safety, Health and Environment programs supporting diversity and industrial harmony; manage plant work design and external interfaces with professional bodies, statutory authorities, and government agencies; and represent Bosch consistently.
  • Establish and leverage Centers of Excellence for trainee schemes to improve role effectiveness and employability capabilities and support strategic business goals across plants.
  • Formulate policies and governance frameworks for non-statutory trainee schemes, including guidelines for managing trainees and temporary staff across RO-IN.
  • Guide plants in implementing diverse labor models and skill-development programs to sustain cost competitiveness and strengthen organizational capabilities.
  • Design and implement skill development, continuing education, and periodic capability assessments; support upskilling, reskilling, and supplier workforce development across Bosch’s value chain.
  • Develop and implement a forward-looking skill and competency framework aligned with future business needs across RO-IN.
  • Source trainees and deliver training in advanced and digital technologies; enhance trainee capabilities and manage a technical center providing training services.
  • Collaborate with institutes, industry bodies, and government entities; mentor master trainers and conduct faculty-development programs to strengthen ITI and training ecosystems.
  • Design and implement skill-enhancement curricula for permanent workers based on plant-specific and regional business needs.
  • Develop contemporary processes for identifying needs and developing and delivering learning solutions.
  • Develop an algorithm for multiskilling and job rotation of team members.
  • Strengthen learning-design, assessment-creation, and facilitation capabilities; develop an assessment center for career development.
  • Optimize collective bargaining, establish an Employee Relations Academy and build organizational ER capability, ensure stakeholder compliance, enable digital operations in Employee Relations, ensure timely skilled-workforce availability for RO-IN plants, enable sustainable workforce models through government schemes, advance team members’ careers, comply with the Apprenticeship Act and DGET and BOAT norms, ensure availability of digital and future-technology talent, and establish a workforce skill-development framework with full adherence.

About the Company

Robert Bosch Venture Capital

Venture capital funding deep tech startups

RBVC (Robert Bosch Venture Capital) is a global venture capital firm that backs early-stage deep tech startups in areas like energy efficiency, medical devices, and virtual/augmented reality. It supports companies with funding and access to Bosch’s network and resources to help them scale and bring innovations to market. Unlike traditional VCs, RBVC may purchase solutions for a proof-of-concept while allowing startups to keep their intellectual property, which speeds up development and lowers upfront costs. The firm earns money through equity investments and the eventual success of its portfolio. RBVC’s goal is to accelerate technological advances across multiple industries by connecting startups with Bosch’s ecosystem, customers (from medical centers to data centers), and global reach.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$3.8B
Headquarters
Frankfurt, Germany
Founded
2007

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