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Job Description:
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join our Human Resources team as a Human Resources Administrator, to support our Northampton and Cambridgeshire offices. This role offers the chance to build on your HR knowledge while supporting a small, collaborative team. You will gain exposure to all areas of HR, assisting with key administrative processes across the employee lifecycle.

The Role:

  • Provide comprehensive administrative support to the HR team across all areas, including Recruitment, Employee Relations, and Learning & Development.

  • Produce accurate employee correspondence relating to all stages of the employee lifecycle, including contractual changes.

  • Act as a key contact for HR system queries, ensuring employee records are accurately maintained and updated.

  • Manage the new starter onboarding process, completing all required administration from offer stage through to onboarding, ensuring a smooth and positive experience for new employees.

  • Manage the leaver process and complete all associated administration, including conducting exit interviews where appropriate.

  • Support managers and the HR team with recruitment activities, including arranging and attending interviews, liaising with recruitment agencies, and managing recruitment job boards.

  • Provide first-line guidance to employees and managers on HR policies and procedures, with support from the wider HR team where required.

  • Arrange and coordinate HR meetings, including interviews and employee relations meetings, managing calendars, sending invitations, and preparing relevant documentation.

  • Continuously review HR administration and other processes to ensure they are effective and efficient, making recommendations for improvement.

  • Support the Company’s compliance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018 by following company policy and best practice.

Candidate Profile:

  • Strong administrative skills, with the ability to manage tasks accurately and efficiently.

  • Excellent organisational skills, including maintaining structured records, managing documentation, and ensuring information is easy to access and up to date.

  • High attention to detail, with a focus on minimising errors and ensuring work is completed accurately.

  • Strong interpersonal skills, able to build positive working relationships and communicate professionally with colleagues and external stakeholders.

  • Maintains confidentiality at all times, handling sensitive employee information and HR records with discretion.

  • Clear and effective communication skills, both written and verbal.

  • Ability to interpret and follow policies, procedures, and guidance, ensuring processes are completed correctly.

  • Proficient IT skills, including Microsoft Word (mail merge, letters), Excel, and PowerPoint.

  • Strong time management skills, delivering tasks reliably to agreed deadlines.

  • Previous administrative experience in a professional or office environment

  • Good GCSEs (or equivalent), including Maths and English.

As this role supports both our Northampton and Cambridgeshire offices, regular travel between sites will be required. Therefore, a full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle is essential.

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