Annapurna
ER Specialist (18 Month FTC)

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Employee Relations Advisor Annapurna HR have been engaged by a leading global financial services organisation to recruit an experienced Employee Relations Advisor. This is an excellent opportunity to join a collaborative People team, providing expert employee relations support across a fast-paced, international business.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys managing a varied ER caseload, partnering with managers to resolve complex people matters, and contributing to continuous improvement across HR processes and practices.
The Role:
- Manage a broad range of end-to-end employee relations cases, including disciplinary, grievance, absence management, performance, capability, and probation matters.
- Provide expert guidance to managers, ensuring employee issues are handled consistently, fairly, and in line with employment legislation and company policy.
- Support organisational change and redundancy processes, including consultation planning and documentation.
- Manage complex absence cases, including reasonable adjustments and Occupational Health referrals where appropriate.
- Coach and advise people managers on best practice in employee relations and people management.
- Build manager capability through guidance, training, and practical support.
- Analyse ER trends and people data to identify opportunities for policy, process, and operational improvements.
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Key Skills:
- Experience managing end-to-end employee relations cases independently.
- Strong knowledge of UK employment law (international or multi-jurisdictional experience is advantageous).
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Confidence coaching and influencing managers at all levels.
- Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise a varied workload.


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