Emirates
HR Business Partnerships Manager - UK

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Contribute to the Group HR Strategy and drive the implementation of local strategic and operational HR programs aligned with the company-wide goals and in compliance with local legislation. Support business initiatives which have significant people implications and ensure effective employee engagement through the implementation of HR best practices and compliance with policies, procedures, and local legislation. Provide creative and flexible HR solutions to support business growth whilst balancing the company’s interests and the business requirements.
- Partner, consult, and manage line managers to educate and advise on all stages of the employee life cycle including performance management, employee development, retention, training, recruitment, induction, employee relations, conflict management, and Occupational Health and Safety/workers compensation.
- Implement corporate HR initiatives such as the development of new systems and the introduction of new HR tools, services, or benefits. Support the development of HR and corporate policy/processes by researching and analyzing data, facilitating management buy-in, through management awareness and staff communication. Liaise with Remuneration and Planning on policy changes based on changes to the labor law and/or market practice for the relevant country.
- Lead the performance management process within the business area by guiding and advising managers on continued staff development by setting objectives, development plans, coaching, and providing feedback. Consult with line managers to proactively identify and address employee performance issues.
- Influence the organization’s global HR systems and infrastructure strategy, providing unique insights into employee needs. Work closely with the finance team in the management of the local payroll and recommend improvements to the management of time and attendance and payroll processes and systems.
- Review and initiate process improvements to improve productivity and add value whilst improving the overall employee experience.
- Participate in the annual pay review by researching and presenting any relevant information to HR Remuneration to support cases for changes to pay scales, benefits, and allowances.
- Lead, plan, schedule, and formulate the recruitment schedule for the year, liaising with the business on the various selection and recruitment methods in order to attract and retain the best candidates. Manage the recruitment process including shortlisting, interviews, references, psychometrics, salary negotiations, and the onboarding process.
- Identify opportunities to enhance employee engagement and morale based on feedback from climate surveys, exit interviews, etc., throughout the business by liaising with departmental managers to assist with productivity and retention, building a positive working environment.
- Coach, guide, and manage Human Resources professionals (where applicable) to ensure compliance of all Human Resource standards with a key stakeholder focus. Ensure budget accountabilities that fall under HR are well managed and resources are optimally utilized.
- In liaison with the Remuneration and Planning team, interpret any Collective Labour Agreements, industrial award (where relevant), and actively participate during any relevant negotiations. Develop, implement, and maintain appropriate human resources and administrative policies, procedures, protocols, and guidelines, ensuring legislative and applicable Collective Labour Agreement compliance.
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Qualification
- Degree or Honours (12+3 or equivalent)
Knowledge/Skills
- Degree in a related subject (HR, Business, Humanities)
- Professional accreditation preferred (CIPD, AHRI, or equivalent)
- Experience in an advisory capacity.
- Must be the holder of a university degree and/or a qualified member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (UK or other national equivalent).
- Generalist experience in HR with a minimum of 5 years at a middle management level preferably in a large multinational organization.
- Proven professional experience of performance management, change management, organization design, job evaluations, recruitment, employee relations, HR systems, and employee engagement.
- Must have the right to live & work in the UK.
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