Four Recruitment
Talent Acquisition Manager

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A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a Talent Acquisition Manager to join the people team of a successful and growing business. In this role you will be responsible for the full recruitment cycle, ensuring an optimal candidate journey throughout. You will work with key stakeholders to build a strong employer brand and a talent pipeline that meets the needs of the business.
Responsibilities
- Working closely with the Head of People to create and execute a talent attraction strategy
- Leading the early careers talent attraction, building relationships with academic establishments
- Liaising with Hiring Managers to advise on appropriate attraction methods
- Sourcing of candidates for vacancies, acting as an ambassador for the company
- Working closely with marketing to build the employer brand
- Liaising with recruitment agencies where necessary
- Owning the candidate experience
- Ensuring a smooth onboarding process for new starters
- Ensuring fairness and inclusion are executed throughout the recruitment process
- Using the ATS system throughout the recruitment process
- Representing the company at recruitment related events
- Co-ordination of assessment days
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To be considered for this role it is essential that you have strong talent management experience - as well as this my client is looking for a creative individual able to introduce innovative strategies for attracting top talent, with a positive and solutions focused approach to work.


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