Robert Half
HRBP Operations Analyst

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HRBP Operations Analyst – Permanent - Newcastle – Up to £55k – Onsite
Robert Half are delighted to be working with a fast-growing, technology-led organisation operating across financial services, private capital, and defence. With an ambitious international growth strategy and a highly skilled workforce, they’re looking for an HRBP Operations Analyst to join their Newcastle team and play a key role in supporting their people and business.
This is an exciting opportunity for an HR professional who wants more than a purely administrative role. You’ll work closely with managers, employees, and senior HR stakeholders, taking ownership of people matters, contributing to HR projects, and helping shape processes within a rapidly evolving organisation.
Key Details:
- Job Title: HRBP Operations Analyst
- Salary: £45k - £55k, DOE + bonus
- Location: Newcastle
- Working pattern: Fully onsite
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Responsibilities:
- Providing day-to-day guidance on HR policies, best practice, and employee matters.
- Supporting talent management and year-end performance processes.
- Managing sensitive employee relations cases, including performance and absence management.
- Coordinating key HR processes including training requests, internal transfers, and terminations.
- Supporting policy reviews, employee engagement initiatives, and HR process improvements.
- Working closely with HR Business Partners and specialist HR teams.
- Taking ownership of projects, reporting, and ad hoc initiatives.
- Identifying opportunities to improve processes and deliver a better employee experience.


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Requirements:
- 3–5 years' experience within an HR Generalist or HR Analyst position, preferably gained in a fast-paced or professional environment.
- Minimum 2:1 Bachelor's degree from a Russell Group university, alongside strong A-level results or international equivalents.
- Strong knowledge of UK employment law and HR best practice.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Experience handling employee relations and people processes.
- A proactive, problem-solving approach.
- The confidence to work independently and take ownership.
- A genuine curiosity and desire to learn and develop.
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