r/HumanResourcesRemote

HR & Recruitment Intern (Remote)

HR & Recruitment Intern (Remote)

About the Role

We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic HR & Recruitment Intern to join our team. This internship is ideal for students and recent graduates who want practical experience in recruitment, talent acquisition, and human resource management within a startup environment. As an HR & Recruitment Intern, you will play an important role in identifying, attracting, interviewing, and onboarding talented candidates while supporting day-to-day HR activities and helping build a strong, collaborative team.

Position

HR & Recruitment Intern

Duration

2 Months (Remote)

Stipend

Unpaid Internship

Responsibilities

- Source candidates through job portals, LinkedIn, and other recruitment platforms.

- Post job openings and manage applications.

- Screen resumes and shortlist suitable candidates.

- Schedule and coordinate interviews with candidates and hiring managers.

- Communicate with applicants throughout the hiring process.

- Assist in onboarding new interns and employees.

- Maintain recruitment databases and HR documentation.

- Support employee engagement initiatives and other HR operations.

Requirements

- Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Management, Psychology, or a related field.

- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

- Strong organizational and time-management abilities.

- Basic knowledge of Google Workspace or Microsoft Office.

- Ability to maintain confidentiality and work professionally.

- A willingness to learn and take initiative.

What You'll Gain

- Hands-on experience in recruitment and HR operations.

- Opportunity to work directly with the leadership team.

- Internship Completion Certificate.

- Letter of Recommendation for outstanding performance.

- Flexible working hours.

- Real startup experience with meaningful responsibilities.

- Priority consideration for future paid internships or full-time opportunities.

Work Schedule

- Remote

- Flexible working hours

- 10–20 hours per week

How to Apply

Please submit:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdw6puPHkUuVTLADbU1BgrO1Gl2areBK0zNSHUmtRPoWt3lDQ/viewform?usp=publish-editor

PS:- If you are good at your job you might get a full time job.

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u/Man_jali_ — 1 day ago

Can someone explain severance accrual to me like I'm 5 please

Hey everyone,
I just joined as a junior HR coordinator at a 80 person company about 2 months ago, and we have employees in like 11 countries. My manager just asked me to "make sure our severance accruals are on track" for the auditor. I had to look up what severance accrual even was, and from what I understand, in some countries employees earn severance from day one, like it builds up over time as a liability on the books.

So if I have someone in Mexico who's been with us 2 years and we fired them tomorrow we'd owe them something already calculated.

Is that right? and how do I "track" this? Is there a spreadsheet I'm supposed to be maintaining? I don't think anyone has been doing this and I'm low key panicking.

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u/Muted-Ad-1085 — 4 days ago

My team's spread across 4 different time zones and I'm pretty sure I'm paying overtime, something is going wrong somewhere

Hey everyone,

So this is sort of a half a vent and half a question post/situation, I run infra for a 60 person company with engineers in Manila, Berlin, Austin, and Brazil. My HR asked me to confirm the on-call schedule for our compliance audit that is happening soon, and they came back saying it doesn't comply with german working time law, which I had no idea even existed!!! Every time I think I've got the rotation balanced I find out another country has a thing, is there a sane way to do this or do most teams just pay everyone the german standard to be safe?

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u/Designer-Team-6862 — 4 days ago
▲ 11 r/HumanResourcesRemote+3 crossposts

Looking for someone who wants to grow into HR (Remote first → Bangalore later)

Not sure if this is the right place — but trying because good people are sometimes outside job boards.
We’re a small growing team at Coursiva and opening an HR Executive role.

Not looking for perfect resumes or fancy titles.

If you’re someone who:
• communicates well
• enjoys talking with people
• wants to learn recruitment & HR
• is okay with starting remotely and relocating to Bangalore after 2 months
you may fit.

No pressure — even if this isn’t for you, feel free to share advice on where good HR talent usually hangs out.

Resume: hr@coursiva.in

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u/East-Ad3273 — 11 days ago