Impact Recruitment Group Ltd
Human Resources Advisor

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People Advisor – Cultural Arts Organisation
Central London | 3 days onsite / 2 days WFH
£40K + great benefits | 18-month FTC
We’re working with a well-known organisation within the UK’s cultural arts sector who are looking for a People Advisor to join their team on an 18-month FTC. This is a great opportunity for an HR Advisor who genuinely enjoys ER, is confident handling difficult conversations and wants to be the person managers turn to when they need practical HR advice. You’ll be hands-on, trusted and highly visible across the organisation, helping managers navigate complex people issues, supporting investigations and restructures, and giving them the confidence to handle challenging situations themselves.
What you’ll be doing:
You’ll be the go-to HR point of contact for managers, providing practical advice and coaching across a broad range of employee relations and people matters.
The role will include:
- Managing and advising on ER cases, including disciplinaries, grievances, performance and absence
- Supporting managers with investigations, including helping them plan, prepare and confidently navigate the process
- Coaching managers through difficult and sensitive conversations
- Acting as a trusted point of contact for managers, providing clear advice on HR policies, processes and employment law
- Upskilling and coaching managers so they become more confident managing people issues independently
- Supporting managers through restructures, consultations and redundancy processes – previous experience essential
- Advising on family leave, including maternity, paternity and shared parental leave
- Identifying recurring people issues and using HR data and trends to improve manager capability and employee experience
- Building strong relationships with managers and stakeholders across a varied and interesting organisation
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- Solid Advisory experience
- Previous employee relations experience
- Confidence supporting investigations, disciplinaries, grievances and performance issues
- Experience coaching managers through difficult conversations
- Proven experience supporting restructures, consultations and redundancies
- Good knowledge of UK employment law
- A natural ability to build relationships and influence and upskill managers
- CIPD Level 5 or equivalent experience
- Experience working in a unionised environment would be a bonus
If you’re an HR Advisor who loves the people side of HR, is confident dealing with difficult situations and wants to be a genuine partner to managers, this could be a great opportunity for you.
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