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HR Manager : Up to A GBP 60,000 : Hospitality Business

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The Role
- Standalone HR Manager responsible for the full employee lifecycle
- Lead all recruitment and onboarding across the business, including pre-opening hiring
- Provide day-to-day HR support and guidance to managers and employees
- Manage complex employee relations cases, including disciplinaries, grievances, investigations, absence management and performance issues
- Support TUPE processes where required
- Advise on UK employment law and ensure the business remains compliant with current and upcoming legislation
- Manage and advise on Tronc schemes, service charge distribution and bonus structures
- Develop and implement HR policies and procedures
- Support learning and development, employee engagement and retention initiatives
- Build strong relationships across all levels of the business and be a visible presence within the operation
- Produce HR reports and support workforce planning
- Partner with senior leadership to help build a positive, people-focused culture
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About You
- Significant HR experience within hospitality
- Strong knowledge of UK employment law, including the Employment Rights Bill reforms, the Tipping Act and upcoming legislative changes
- Proven experience independently managing complex employee relations cases, including discrimination, redundancy, TUPE and grievances
- Good understanding of Tronc schemes, service charge distribution
- A genuine passion for people with the ability to build trust across all levels of the business
- Calm, organised and adaptable, with the ability to thrive in a fast-moving pre-opening environment
- CIPD qualified or equivalent experience
- Previous hospitality pre-opening experience is highly desirable


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