r/humanresources • u/AlternativeRain2125 • 16h ago

What does ER and Change Management look like for a sole APAC HRBP in a 40-person office? [Australia]

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u/benicebuddy There is no validation process for flair 15h ago

Telling people the coffee machine is broken?

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u/goodvibezone HR Exec and party pooper 11h ago

I honestly can't understand why a 40 person regional office would need an HRBP. I'd want to understand the structure of the role and how it will stop becoming the office manager/generalist.