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Michael Page

HR Manager

Buxton
£57k – £63k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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HR Manager

Manufacturing

Buxton

Full site based

Client Details

Michael Page are excited to support a very successful and prestigious organisation to appoint for a HR Manager role based at a manufacturing site near Buxton. Due to the nature of this sector, the role is a fully office based role.

Description

The role of HR Manager will play a critical role to support leadership at this busy, fast-paced site. Working closely with the operational leadership team, you will provide expert guidance on all people matters associated with this manufacturing/supply chain division.

This will include but not limited to:

  • Partner closely with site leadership and management providing expert advice on all people matters to ensure commercial goals are reached
  • Support with recruitment projects and inductions
  • Work closely with Trade Unions for the divisions
  • Provide expert guidance and support on employee relations matters, ensuring positive outcomes
  • Develop and implement training programmes to support employee development
  • Lead on any change projects
  • Analyse HR metrics and provide insights to support decision-making
  • Collaborate with other departments to align HR strategies with business objectives
  • Supporting workforce planning, succession planning and talent development

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Successful applicants for this role will have:

  • A proven background within a similar sector such as manufacturing/logistics
  • A proven background within a unionised environment
  • Be comfortable in a fully site based role, understanding the need for visibility within this sector
  • Be comfortable dealing with a wide range of people matters ranging from supporting with administration and advisory duties through to partnering strategically with the site leadership

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Job Offer

  • Salary up to £63k
  • Generous car allowance
  • Bonus
  • Excellent benefits package

Desired Skills and Experience

Michael Page are excited to support a very successful and prestigious organisation to appoint for a HR Manager role based at a manufacturing site near Buxton.

Due to the nature of this sector, the role is a fully office based role.

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Location

Buxton, England, United Kingdom

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