7IM
People & Culture Administrator

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Purpose
The People & Culture Administrator (P&C Administrator) plays a key role in supporting the smooth running of core people processes across the organisation. Working closely with the wider People & Culture team, this role is primarily focused on providing reliable, high-quality administrative support across the full employee lifecycle.
This is a hands-on, process-focused role that involves the consistent and accurate delivery of recurring administrative tasks. The Administrator is responsible for maintaining accurate records, processing documents, and ensuring the timely execution of key P&C activities such as onboarding, offboarding, absence recording, and data management. The role is integral to ensuring that processes are compliant, efficient, and deliver a great colleague experience.
Responsibilities
Onboarding & Off-boarding
- Coordinate and support the effective onboarding of new hires across all business areas, including preparing documentation and completing administrative tasks related to inductions.
- Ensure that all current databases and spreadsheets used in the reporting of P&C data for new starters, movers and leavers are accurate and maintained.
- Organise and update electronic P&C files and records, ensuring individual colleague files are accurate and well-maintained.
- Enter and verify colleague data in the P&C system to ensure accuracy for both new joiners and existing staff.
- Monitor probation periods, draft confirmation letters, and escalate cases as appropriate to the P&C Advisors or and Business Partners.
- Conduct catch-up meetings with new starters, communicating feedback accordingly to the P&C Advisors or and Business Partners.
- Managing the off-boarding process, drafting resignation acceptance letters, updating off-boarding records accordingly, and ensuring exit interviews are conducted.
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Service Support
- Maintain and regularly update employee records within the P&C system.
- Respond to employee queries across various stages of the employment lifecycle.
- Support absence management by recording all absences accurately in the system.
- Provide administrative support for daily P&C operations and ad hoc projects.
- Manage employment references efficiently, ensuring service levels are met.
- Monitor HR Inbox and escalate colleagues’ emails to the relevant P&C team member.
- Embody and promote the organisation’s Vision, Purpose, Values, and Personalities in all activities.


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Skills/Other relevant information
- Self-motivated and capable of working independently, with strong organisational skills and the ability to meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong interpersonal and communicational skills.
- High attention to detail and flexibility in managing shifting priorities.
- Committed to delivering high-quality service with professionalism, discretion, and a proactive attitude.
- Eagerness to develop and expand knowledge in HR practices.
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