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HR Coordinator (Architecture), THE CROWD

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About The Role:
Our client, an innovative large architecture practice known for their forward-thinking approach, are currently seeking a people-focused HR Coordinator to join their collaborative team based in London. This well-established practice specialises in developing groundbreaking designs across various sectors.
As the HR Coordinator, your responsibilities will involve providing guidance to employees, managing the onboarding and offboarding processes, overseeing employment contracts and visa applications, facilitating feedback and evaluation procedures, and maintaining the People team calendar. This role will support the HR Manager in administering and coordinating the employee life cycle, making it an ideal opportunity for candidates with 1+ years of HR experience in a fast-paced environment looking to progress their career.
This position offers a rewarding experience within a dynamic, international, and highly ambitious creative environment, where strong multitasking, organisational, and administrative skills are a must. You will have the opportunity to contribute to your own professional growth by being part of a studio that constantly pushes boundaries. Our client provides a competitive benefits package, fosters a people-focused work culture, and cultivates a collaborative environment.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Be first point of contact for employee queries
- Support employee onboarding and offboarding processes
- Coordinate full employee lifecycle by managing employment offers, contracts, and visa applications for new hires
- Maintain immigration records and ensure compliance with employer duties in the Sponsorship Management System
- Handle employment contract variations, such as extensions, title changes, and salary adjustments
- Oversee the HRIS and ensure accurate and up-to-date employee information
- Coordinate end-to-end recruitment processes, including scheduling interviews
- Update and maintain HR documentation and templates
- Manage employee benefits and schemes
- Coordinate payroll, finance administration, and support audits alongside the finance department
- Administer employee access to relevant platforms and systems
- Facilitate ongoing feedback and evaluation processes
- Maintain employee birthday records on the team calendar


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Key Skills/Requirements:
- Strong understanding of HR processes, procedures, and best practices
- Knowledgeable in UK employment law, international a plus
- Prior experience in a similar role in a fast-paced environment, ideally in architecture or a creative industry
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Proficient in Office365
- Familiarity with HRIS is advantageous
- Passionate about working with people and eager to grow in the HR field
- Exceptional communication and problem-solving abilities
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