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Human Resources Advisor

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Are you an experienced HR Advisor looking for a broader role with greater exposure, responsibility and long-term career prospects?
A highly regarded international professional services firm is seeking an HR Advisor to join its small, collaborative HR team. Working closely with the Head of HR, you will support Partners and employees across European offices and gain considerably broader experience than is often available in a traditional HR Advisor position.
This is an excellent opportunity to develop your generalist expertise, contribute to meaningful projects and build your profile within a growing international organisation.
The opportunity
You will provide operational and advisory support across the employee lifecycle, including:
- Advising managers and employees on HR policies and employee relations matters
- Supporting performance, absence, family leave and wellbeing cases
- Managing new joiner and leaver processes
- Coordinating payroll changes, benefits and pension administration
- Supporting recruitment and onboarding
- Maintaining HR records, policies and reporting
- Contributing to engagement, wellbeing, DE&I and organisational change initiatives
- Supporting the implementation and optimisation of a new HR information system
- Producing HR data, insights and reports for senior management
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The firm offers:
- Genuine scope for career progression
- Support with CIPD studies
- Broad exposure and greater responsibility
- Direct experience working with the Head of HR and senior stakeholders
- Involvement in a major HR systems implementation
- Hybrid working, with only two to three days per week in the London office
- A supportive, inclusive and high-performing culture


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About you
You will need:
- Previous HR Advisor-level or equivalent generalist experience
- A good understanding of UK employment law and HR best practice
- Experience supporting employee relations cases
- Strong communication and relationship-building skills
- Excellent organisation and attention to detail
- The confidence to manage competing priorities and work autonomously
- A positive, proactive and solutions-focused approach
Experience gained within a law firm or professional services environment would be advantageous but is not essential.
This is a standout opportunity for an HR Advisor who wants to accelerate their development, expand their generalist experience and progress within a respected international organisation.
Apply now for further details.
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