Becoming a Human Resources Manager / General Secretary

Updated on Monday 22 September 2025

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The Role of a Human Resources Manager / General Secretary

With the growth of notarial offices, appointing a Human Resources Manager or a General Secretary has become essential to ensure effective management of staff and office operations. These are key roles for maintaining smooth communication and managing the human, financial, and logistical aspects of the organisation.

Duties of a Human Resources Manager / General Secretary

The Human Resources Manager is responsible for recruitment, employee well-being, and staff development within the office. They also manage internal communication.
The General Secretary, in addition to these responsibilities, oversees the financial and logistical aspects of the office, ensuring its smooth day-to-day operation.

Skills and Qualities of a Human Resources Manager / General Secretary

  • Strong knowledge of labour relations (employment law, social law, prevention of psychosocial risks, etc.)
  • Ability to listen, advise, and negotiate
  • Leadership and management skills
  • Adaptability when dealing with different stakeholders
  • Autonomy

What Do You Enjoy Most About Your Job as a Human Resources Manager?

Victoria, 42, Human Resources Manager in Angers for 7 years
“I have always been passionate about individual development and interpersonal relationships within an organisation. As a Human Resources Manager, I make a positive contribution to the office by helping to create a supportive working environment and guiding employees in their career development.”