Experience

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  Theotis Mutemi Legal Practitioners (TM)

  • Lusaka, Lusaka Province, Zambia

  • Head - Human Resources & Administration

    • May 2023 - Present
    • Lusaka, Lusaka Province, Zambia

    As the architect of the Human Resources department, I spearheaded its establishment from the ground up, meticulously crafting goals, policies, and job descriptions while implementing streamlined operational systems. This strategic initiative significantly enhances firm performance by fostering a more efficient workflow. In my role, I oversee both the strategic and operational facets of HR, ensuring alignment with organizational objectives and providing day-to-day HR support. Additionally, I expanded my skill set by creating the Compliance department and developing its policies before transitioning responsibilities to the Compliance Officer.

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  UBA Zambia

  • Lusaka, Zambia

  • Industrial Relations Officer | Learner Partner

    • Aug 2021 - May 2023
    • Lusaka, Zambia

    In this capacity, I coordinated learning and development programs, oversaw team performance evaluations, talent management, succession planning, and handled industrial relations. Key accomplishments encompassed the development and execution of a robust succession plan, the implementation of a tailored training regimen, and an efficient performance management framework that informed HR-related decision-making. This experience provided valuable insights into HR department management, preparing me for my current role.

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  Yalelo

  • Zambia
  • Food Production
  • 400 - 500 Employee

  • Performance Coordinator

    • Oct 2019 - Nov 2021

  • Corporate Affairs Coordinator

    • Jan 2018 - Sep 2019

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  Yalelo Limited

  • Lusaka

  • Learning and Development Intern

    • Apr 2017 - Jun 2017
    • Lusaka

    -Recruitment and Selection-Training Facilitation- Onboarding

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  UTH PCOE

  • Lusaka, Zambia

  • Intern

    • Feb 2017 - Mar 2017
    • Lusaka, Zambia

    - Counselling HIV positive adolescents- Conducting evaluations of cognitively impaired children using TOVA and KABC II tests