Hi Connections

Teamware is hiring for Contingent Workforce Program Coordinator / Contingent Workforce Operations Specialist
role

Experience:2+years

Location:Bangalore

NP:30days

JD:
You will closely work with a wide range of stakeholders and will manage the overall day to day operations of the Contingent Worker Program
Provide support for line managers with respect to CW guidelines, policies and procedures,
Monitor and approve recent worker requests
Act as the first escalation point for contingent worker support and issue resolution
Work with key stakeholders to ensure streamlined worker on-boarding and off-boarding
Partner with internal teams on quarterly and project-based efforts
Update process documentation, document and ensure processes are clearly communicated to all stakeholders on an on-going basis
Ensure client service and satisfaction in all areas of position
Perform other duties as assigned

You’re Good At:
Developing relationships with various functions across the organization
Bringing a hands-on approach when solving problems




Working under pressure in a fast-paced setting
Able to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines
Able to continuously improve processes and procedures

You Have:
Demonstrated transparent communication skills, both written and verbal; ability to communicate complicated details effectively with individuals at all levels within the organization
Minimum of 2 - 3 years of contingent workforce, staffing or HR operations experience
Demonstrated experience working in HCM, VMS and support systems. Specific experience in Workday, VNDLY and ServiceNow preferred.
Solid Excel and PowerPoint skills
High learning agility and dealing with ambiguity
Workday and ServiceNow experience preferred
Ability to maintain confidentiality, integrity and professionalism.
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
High attention to detail, ability to recognize and recommend improvement.
Proactive and abl

📌 Contingent Workforce Specialist Bangalore Urban
🏢 Teamware Solutions
📍 Bangalore Urban