Stephen Bell Associates Ltd
HR Office (6 month FTC) – Global Asset Manager

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Our client is a successful global asset manager. They are seeking to hire a Human Resources Officer for a 6 month fixed term contract in their small London Human Resources Team.
Key Responsibilities
- HR administration - issue contracts, onboarding, offboarding and handle compliance checks.
- Recruitment – management of recruitment campaigns from end to end.
- Employee relations - handling employee queries on HR policies, absence, holidays, training records and benefits.
- HRIS data - support maintenance of accurate employee data in People HR: new starter and leaver records, absence, holidays and training approvals.
- Benefits administration - supporting benefits across the EU entities with local brokers, including onboarding employees onto schemes and communicating changes.
- HR reporting - producing and quality-checking reports to support payroll and finance processing, management information and compliance requirements.
- Performance cycle administration - tracking review completion to keep the cycle on schedule.
- Documentation - maintaining the European employee handbooks and the job description library so both stay current.
- Immigration support - administrative support for employee visa and immigration processes as needed.
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The successful candidate will be immediately available and possess:
- at least two years in a generalist HR/HR administration role, ideally gained in financial or professional services
- working knowledge of UK employment law fundamentals and right-to-work requirements
- demonstrable reporting and data capability - comfortable building HR reports and working in Excel to lookup and pivot-table level
- exceptional attention to detail and accuracy
- strong written and verbal communication skills
- competent across Microsoft 365 and SharePoint
- CIPD level 3 or level 5 (or working towards it) is desirable.
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