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Amazon · IN, HR, Gurgaon

HR Associate Partner, PXT

IN, HR, GurgaonHR & Recruiting

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted October 13, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

You will be placed at Amazon Middle Mile operations to provide HR support for ~700 associates. In this role, you will jointly work with HR, Operations, RME and Safety leadership to enhance the associate experience and meet business goals.

Key job responsibilities

Provide Associate support on HR related topics (documentation of and follow-up on requests, escalation of issues, problem solving, meeting notes), ensuring an engaging workplace environment by staying close to the associates and facilitating engagement activities

Time and Attendance

Partner with site teams to ensure employees are on the correct schedule and shift patterns. Compile reports to support sites in identifying time and attendance irregularities, and point out when something doesn’t look right – ensuring our associates are paid correctly and on time.

Partners with payroll teams to ensure accurate and timely payroll inputs.

Roster Management

Partner with site teams to ensure roster accuracy through audits, reporting, and modifications.

Assisting ops Team with Peak related activities and engagements.

Leads process improvement initiatives. Develops suggestions for improvements to maximize value of resources.

Ability to learn and navigate internal Amazon systems as resources to execute overall job duties.

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