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- (6-month FTC) Salary: up to £50,000
Based: London Bridge
Hybrid: 2 days in the office, 3 days working from home
A highly established International College based in the City of London is looking to recruit a Senior ER Advisor on a 6-month contract to join their busy HR Team. You will provide HR guidance and partner with managers across the organisation to deliver effective people solutions, ensure legal compliance, and support organisational change. You will play a vital role in driving best practice across employee relations, policy development, performance management and employee engagement.
Duties Include
- Provide expert advice and support to managers on complex employee relations matters, including absence, performance, conduct, capability, redundancy, and grievance.
- Maintain a detailed understanding of employment law, evolving case law, and people management best practice.
- Develop, enhance, and maintain HR policies and procedures, ensuring compliance with all legal and internal Safeguarding requirements.
- Create and deliver essential HR process training, webinars, and written guidance to managers.
- Drive the timely completion of key performance and development processes, offering guidance and feedback to managers on quality.
- Support business-wide employee engagement activities and initiatives, including the annual Employee Engagement Survey.
- Actively contribute ideas and suggestions to aid the ongoing development and continuous improvement of the HR function.
- Support managers on the planning, communication, and execution of organisational redesigns and change management programs to minimise disruption and maximise employee adoption.


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Key Skills And Experience Required
- Experienced Senior HR / ER Advisor who has worked in a large-sized company, 10,000 + staff
- Significant experience of providing HR support on complex casework is essential
- Experienced in Education; however, open to other industries.
- Sound judgement underpinned by detailed knowledge and practical experience of employment law and best practice is essential
- Extensive Employer Relations experience, dealing with all levels of cases independently
- Very detail-oriented, able to demonstrate step by step from end-to-end employee relations case
Benefits
- 28 days holidays + BH pro rata
- Discount Scheme - Retailers
- Employee Assistance program
- Health Screening
- Pension 4% employer / 4% employee
- Cycle to work scheme
- Hybrid: 2 days in the office, 3 days working from home.
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