HR Business Partner: To be responsible for the delivery of HR services in designated parts of the organisation and to support the achievement of business objectives in line with the HR strategy.
Client Details
Our client is a non-profit Jewish institution in North London
Description
The role of HR Business Partner will be responsible for:
§ Providing advice to management and staff on a wide range of employment matters.
§ Assisting managers in managing their staff in accordance with policies and procedures including coaching managers to help them improve their people management skills.
§ Supporting managers in the recruitment of staff, (whether permanent, fixed term or temporary), through advising on job descriptions and advertisements, responding to applicants and conducting interviews where required in line with the Recruitment Guidelines
§ Advise on pay and other remuneration issues, including promotion and benefits.
§ Draft and update HR policies and procedures and the employee handbook as required.
§ Prepare appointment letters and contracts of employment for permanent, temporary, and casual staff as required and ensuring that DBS and other checks are carried out by the HR Administrators as necessary.
§ Monitor employee sickness and absence levels, working with line managers to ensure levels are kept to a minimum, including preparing reports, extracting data from the CoreHR computerised personnel system.
§ Work with the Head of HR to manage change projects, supporting managers and employees for restructuring, redundancy and TUPE issues.
§ Assist the HR Director to devise and monitor HR planning strategies that take into account immediate and long-term employee requirements.
§ Improve capability and effectiveness across designated parts of the organisation including assisting the L&D and OD Manager in the delivery of induction training to new employees; designing and delivering on management development programs/people management courses; analysing training and development needs in conjunction with managers and other colleagues or external training providers; provide appropriate solutions or interventions; managing and monitoring the annual appraisal system including coaching and managers to help them improve their people management skills.
§ Type correspondence; draft response letters; respond to requests for references from other employers and mortgage companies etc.
§ Monitor and input information on to the HR database to ensure that employee records are up to date and to maintain relevant paper filing systems for the designated parts of the organisation that he/she is responsible for.
§ Collate and prepare the payroll documentation ready for each monthly payroll.
§ Promote equality and diversity as part of the culture of the organisation.
§ The job holder will work as a team with the other HR Business Partners and will cover for them in their absence.
Profile
A successful HR Business Partner should have:
- CIPD qualification
- Previous position as a HR BP role within a non-profit organisation
- Knowledge in dealing with and resolving a range of complex employment issues
- Managing professional relationships with managers and employees at all levels
- Knowledge analysing learning and development needs, designing and delivering training sessions
- Driving licence
- To be available for appropriate training as required
- Knowledge of the Jewish community
Job Offer
- A salary of up to £51,000 (increasing to £53,000 following successful probation)
- 20 days holiday, plus Statutory Bank Holidays plus Jewish festivals when they fall on a normal working day
- Auto Enrolment Pension
- Birthday leave
- Hybrid working, 2 days per week in North London office