Overview

Overview

Human Resources (HR) is geared primarily to recruit qualified and suitable staff and develop policies and measures for their professional satisfaction, career growth and retention. For this, HR proactively prepares and implements systems hinged on merit-based recruitment, equitable policies for competitive compensation packages and a need-based skill enhancement programme to further improve the knowledge base of staff and provide them with professional development opportunities.

 

    Besides, the strategy includes proactive talent management through providing hands-on-experience to fresh graduates through a two-year on-job training programme, enabling young staff to enhance academic and professional qualification at renowned foreign universities and encouraging students at various local institutions to get exposure to the Exploration and Production sector through internship opportunities.

    HR also focuses on increased interaction between staff and management and regularly solicits staff input and feedback for further improving HR operations and practices. It is also the responsibility of HR to stay abreast with new information, skills and labour laws to effectively manage the company’s human resource and accordingly update policies to enhance staff satisfaction, development, motivation and retention.

    Three major departments work under the HR function: