Responsibilities
- Manage HR and Administration operations and administration functions such as preparing and maintaining of personal files and records, payroll verification, tracking of service confirmation, contract expiry etc
- Manage staff recruitment from screening, shortlisting, interviewing, selection, to offering preparation and administering the signing of contracts
- Conduct onboarding for new employees
- Assist HOD in preparing and implementing HR policies and procedures
- Support employee engagement activities in the Company
- Manage training activities, travelling and projects
Required Skills & Qualifications
- Bachelor Degree in HR or related studies.
- Detailed oriented, positive attitude and good team player
- Good knowledge in computing tools including Words, Excel and PowerPoint
- Ability to work under limited supervision and perform multi-tasking
- Adopts a pro-active attitude to work
- Passionate to work in an NGO environment.
About the Company
Cancer Research Malaysia
We are an independent and non-profit cancer research organisation based in Malaysia. Funded by donations and research grants, we conduct research in niche cancers often found in our Asian population.
Cancer — the big ‘C’ — continues to be a stigma, only spoken about in hushed whispers; how it’s bad karma, how much it costs, and that nothing could be done.
Confronting this stigma head on, CRM has been reversing this language of cancer, transforming the big ‘C’ to a little ‘c’, and we plan to develop tools backed by good research to ensure that we can truly fight cancer on all fronts.
We believe that we will reverse the grip of cancer in our lives. We want researchers to win the war against cancer by turning it around with new ways of prevention and cure. We want to empower the public through impactful outreach programmes, with the hopes that Malaysians will respond differently to cancer by coming forward for screenings and going through with treatments.
Our driving force is held together by these goals:
- Improving the survival rates of Asian cancer patients, focusing on neglected areas of research.
- Empowering Asians to have the proper screening and treatment.
- Improving survival rates by being more accessible, focusing on providing existing cures to patients rather than sit on inaction and potentially losing lives.
- Making affordable and timely treatments by repurposing drugs, acknowledging the reality that developing new cures are costly and risky.
- Putting Malaysia in the global spotlight for cancer research by collaborating with top scientists around the world,and working to nurture the next generation of Malaysian cancer researchers.