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HR Advisor

City of London
£172 – £190/day
Posted 1 day ago
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Established London-based Institution Seeks Experienced HR Professional

An established London-based institution is seeking an experienced HR professional to provide first-line advice and support across the full employee lifecycle. The role will play a key part in organisational change activity, including redeployment, contract variations, exits, absence management, and employee relations support.

Client Details

This organisation operates within the not-for-profit sector and is based in London. Our client is a large and well-respected organisation operating within a complex professional and educational environment in Central London. They are currently undergoing significant organisational change and require an experienced HR professional to support managers and employees through this period of transition.

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  • Act as the first point of contact for managers on HR policy and employee relations matters.
  • Provide advice on maternity, adoption, paternity, and other family leave cases.
  • Support absence management processes, liaising with Occupational Health where required.
  • Manage employee lifecycle activities including onboarding, contractual changes, and leavers.
  • Coordinate redeployment, redundancy, fixed-term contract endings, and retirement processes.
  • Conduct and coordinate exit interviews and employee departure administration.
  • Draft HR documentation including contracts, variation letters, and employee correspondence.
  • Work closely with recruitment and HR administration teams to deliver an effective HR service.
  • Support organisational change programmes and implementation of new operating models.
  • Manage multiple priorities across a large and diverse stakeholder group.

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  • Previous HR Advisor, HR Officer, or HR Coordinator experience.
  • Strong employee lifecycle and generalist HR knowledge.
  • Experience supporting organisational change, restructures, or redeployment activity.
  • Confident advising managers on policy, process, and employee relations matters.
  • Experience within higher education, public sector, or similarly complex organisations would be advantageous.
  • Ability to manage competing priorities and high case volumes.
  • Strong administration, documentation, and stakeholder management skills.

Job Offer

  • £172-£190 day rate
  • Hybrid working, typically 3 days per week onsite.
  • Central London location with excellent transport links.
  • Opportunity to gain significant organisational change and transformation experience.
  • Collaborative HR team environment with varied and interesting casework.
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Skills

Employee Relations
Employee Lifecycle Management
Organisational Change
Absence Management
Redeployment
HR Policy Advice
Stakeholder Management
Onboarding
Contract Drafting
Exit Interviews
Redundancy Processes
HR Administration

Location

City of London, England, United Kingdom

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