HR Business Partner

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Revised Job Description:

HR Business Partner

Location: London
Salary: c£60,000
Type: Permanent

This well-established but rapidly expanding financial services organisation has an excellent reputation and a dynamic, team-oriented working environment. Due to continued growth, they are seeking an HR Business Partner to join their City operation, working alongside the Head of HR.

Responsibilities:

1. Assist in developing and implementing an HR & Culture strategy aligned with business priorities and Group strategy.
2. Oversee advice, guidance, and support to line managers on HR policies including performance, disciplinary, sickness, grievance, appraisal, recruitment, and change management, ensuring compliance with legislation and best practices.
3. Develop and lead recruitment strategies, ensuring adherence to company values and best practices.
4. Implement external HR best practices within the Group.
5. Apply problem-solving skills to understand issues and deliver credible solutions.
6. Utilize workforce data to identify trends in performance, turnover, absenteeism, and vacancy rates, raising awareness among line managers.
7. Identify priorities and proactively resolve issues.
8. Support operational priorities related to HR metrics such as absenteeism, costs, and performance.
9. Identify learning and development opportunities; contribute to designing and delivering training on key HR policies.
10. Coach leaders on HR policies and best practices, building trusted relationships and mentoring line managers.
11. Support integration and implementation of TUPE and acquisition activities across business areas.
12. Drive employee engagement through change management initiatives and feedback mechanisms.
13. Lead or support ad-hoc projects such as restructuring, redundancy programs, and TUPE transfers.