Posted by Cavendish Maine Recruitment • £50K/yr to £60K/yr
The Head of HR position is responsible for overseeing all HR processes for my client including procedures across global offices in London, Dubai, Bangkok, India and Singapore.
My client is a growing business who operate globally within the high-end luxury interiors market.
Specialists in bespoke lighting solutions for customers in the Luxury hospitality, Marine and hi-end residential sectors.
A London Football Club are looking for an energetic and engaging Head of HR to play a critical role in ensuring that the club's staff experience a first-class HR service.
This is a standalone position that will play a major role in ensuring a positive, collaborative and fulfilling staff culture.
They have a varied workforce with differing HR needs, ranging from playing and coaching staff to more commercial and operational roles responsible for delivering matchdays and events.
Posted by James Andrew Recruitment Solutions (JAR Solutions) • £60K/yr to £65K/yr
We are currently working in partnership with an educational institution based in North West London, who are recruiting for a Head of HR on a permanent contract.
The client is happy to start someone on notice.
The salary for the role is £60,000 - £65,000 per annum.
AFC Wimbledon is a professional football club based in Wimbledon, London, with an astonishing history, having been reformed in 2002 to continue 135 years of Wimbledon sporting representation.
In 2020 the club returned home to Plough Lane, Wimbledon - to the brand new Cherry Red Records Stadium - a purpose-built, long-awaited modern stadium with a 9,000 capacity and excellent corporate and event facilities, funded by the dedicated contributions of its fans.
The original Wimbledon FC played just yards away for 70 years and achieved worldwide fame by going from non-league to the Premiership and beating Liverpool in the 1988 FA Cup Final.
Posted by Andrew James Specialist Recruitment Limited • £45K/yr to £60K/yr
We are supporting a brilliant Surrey based charity as they look to hire a HR Manager/Head of HR into their HR function.
At its heart, it is a people centric and serving organisation, this role can play a key part in shaping the organisations internal people landscape, which of course is intrinsically linked to the external.
The organisation delivers innovative services and solutions to a very deserving part of the population which makes a huge difference to those that it serves.