HR Manager

Leads recruitment, employee relations, performance, workforce planning and compliance with labour policies. Explore current demand, important skills and estimated junior, mid-level and senior salaries, plus 1 linked programme across 1 university. Enter your subjects and marks to discover which linked programmes you may qualify for.

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Career overview

What does a HR Manager do?

Leads recruitment, employee relations, performance, workforce planning and compliance with labour policies.

Demand level: High

Earning potential

Estimated annual salaries

JuniorR480 000 p.a.Mid-levelR750 000 p.a.SeniorR1 100 000 p.a.

Salary figures are estimates and may vary by employer, experience, qualifications, location and economic conditions.

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Skills linked to this career

Employment law · EssentialLabour relations · EssentialLeadership · EssentialCommunication · ImportantTalent management · Important
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What does a HR Manager do?

Leads recruitment, employee relations, performance, workforce planning and compliance with labour policies.

What skills are important for this career?

Important skills include Employment law, Labour relations, Leadership, Communication, Talent management.

What salary can I expect?

VX provides junior, mid-level and senior annual salary estimates. Actual earnings vary by employer, experience, qualifications, location and economic conditions.

Which programmes can lead to this career?

1 linked programme is currently available in the VX database. Use Course Match to see which ones fit your subjects and marks.