12 Aug
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Wedding Darzi
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Hauz Khas
12 Aug
Wedding Darzi
Hauz Khas
In a wedding planning company, the HR Executive role is unique. Unlike traditional corporate HR setups, wedding planning involves high seasonality, weekend event spikes, freelance and vendor coordination, high-stress delivery timelines, and dynamic field teams (logistics, design, production, client servicing).
Key Responsibilities
1. Talent Acquisition & Event Staffing
- Full-Time Hiring: Sourcing and recruiting core talent such as Wedding Planners, Production Managers, Designers, Client Servicing Executives, and Logistics Coordinators.
- Gig & Seasonal Hiring: Building and managing a database of freelancers, shadow planners, setup crews, models, hostesses, and temporary event coordinators for peak wedding seasons.
- Vendor & Agency Coordination: Partnering with external staffing agencies for manpower during multi-day destination weddings.
2. Field Operations & Rostering
- Shift & Weekend Scheduling: Managing flexible shift rotations, compensatory off (comp-off) policies, and travel schedules for on-site wedding duty.
- Travel & Stay Logistics: Coordinating with the travel desk to ensure proper accommodation, travel allowances (TA/DA), and safety arrangements for field staff during destination weddings.
3. Onboarding & Field Training
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Inducting new hires into the company’s brand standards, client confidentiality guidelines, and event etiquette.
- Crisis Management Training: Organizing basic training on stress management, conflict resolution with clients/vendors, and emergency protocols on event floors.
4. Compensation, Payroll & Incentives
- Freelancer Payouts:
Tracking and processing timely payments for seasonal staff and gig workers based on event completion.
- Overtime & Comp-Off Tracking: Managing attendance, overtime allowances, and night-shift premiums given the non-traditional working hours.
- Performance Bonuses: Coordinating event-based bonuses or commission structures tied to successful wedding executions.
5. Employee Relations & Burnout Prevention
- Culture & Retention: The wedding industry faces high turnover due to extreme stress; the HR Executive must actively monitor burnout, conduct check-ins post-event, and foster a supportive culture.
- Conflict Resolution: Mediating disagreements between cross-functional teams (e.g., Creative Design vs. On-site Production) under tight deadlines.
Required Qualifications & Skills
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in HR, Business Administration, or Hospitality/Event Management.
- Experience: 1–3 years of HR experience (prior experience in events, hospitality, advertising, or creative agencies is a strong plus).
- Soft Skills: High emotional intelligence, agility under pressure, solid negotiation skills, and clear communication.
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in MS Excel, basic HRMS tools, and freelance tracking databases.
Industry: Event Management / Luxury Wedding Planning
Work Mode: On-site / Hybrid (Requires flexibility during event season)
Key KPI Metrics:
- Time-to-fill for critical seasonal/event roles
- On-time payout processing for freelance staff
- Employee retention rate during peak season
- Smooth execution of comp-off and shift rotations
Pay: ₹11,004.97 - ₹30,000.00 per month
Work Location: In person
📌 HR Executive (Hauz Khas)
🏢 Wedding Darzi
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