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HR Generalist

 

Job Description

Role Overview

Our client is currently in the market for a HR Generalist to come and join their busy team! The successful candidate will support the overall recruitment process, induction and performance management of their team! As well as ad hoc duties.

Responsibilities

Recruitment:
  • Assist managers in preparing job descriptions and person specifications informed by team analysis for recruitment purposes, including advertising vacancies and monitoring interest on LinkedIn, websites, and job boards, making suggestions for remedial action when necessary.
  • Respond to all potential candidate enquiries, support with shortlisting and schedule interviews and tests.
  • Take part in interview panels when required and arrange candidate feedback upon request.
  • Undertake reference and document checks and prepare employment contracts, based on existing templates.
Induction
  • Prepare induction packs (regularly review and update information packs on a regular basis) in collaboration with Heads of Department and arrange departmental/organisational inductions.
  • Participate in international HR onboarding activities.
Performance Management:
  • Ensure all staff receive regular reviews during their probationary period, and annual feedback documentation is completed and filed.
  • Prepare reports on performance for the Country Manager to review.
Learning and Development:
  • Research and identify external training partners and book training courses and assist and coordinate internal training opportunities.
  • Create a centralized hub for all training measurement reporting and recording.
  • Monitor, track, and collect all documentation related to internal or external training that occurs, ensuring employee sign off.
Employee Relations:
  • Support the HR Manager in the preparation of payroll for each month, including starters/leavers, contract variations, sick pay, maternity pay etc.
  • Undertake administration relating to the workplace pension scheme, cycle to work, eyecare vouchers, flu jab, and season ticket loans.
  • Administer requests for flexible working, maternity/paternity/adoption leave, time off for dependents, etc.
  • Assist managers with employee relations issues such as absence management, grievance, disciplinary, and dismissal, in accordance with company policy and employment legislation.
Administration:
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date personnel files both in hard copy and electronically, ensuring compliance with Data Protection legislation.
  • Prepare HR correspondence, such as changes to Terms and Conditions of employment, end of probation, termination, etc.
  • Collect and report upon data relating to a number of topics, such as recruitment, diversity, staff absence, and turnover.
  • Administer the exit process for leavers, including exit interviews and return of company property.
  • Assist in reviewing and updating HR policies and procedures, ensuring these are effective for the business and reflect current legislation and best practice.
  • Ensure all assigned onboarding and offboarding tasks within the HR system are up to date and prepare folders with HR Correspondence templates.
  • Meet with HR Manager for the purpose of regular supervision and appraisal.
 

Requirements

  • Educated to Degree level or relevant HR Certification or Experience.
  • Proven experience of HR Generalist roles
  • Good communication, listening and interpersonal skills, with the ability to write and communicate to applicants, supporters, stakeholders and colleagues at all levels (both written and verbal, in a friendly and professional manner).
  • Excellent administration and organisational skills.
  • Good IT skills including an understanding of Microsoft Office suite of programmes. such as Word, Excel, Outlook etc.
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