Senior HR Business Partner

Posted 9 April by Katie Bard (Angela Mortimer Plc)
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An award winning, professional, employee focused law firm based in Birmingham City Centre are seeking a detail-orientated, proactive individual for a HR Business Partner role, on a full time permanent basis. If you have solid HR experience, a genuine passion for working within HR and a desire to develop and grow professionally, then this may be the role for you!

You will enjoy a varied range of tasks, you will be an integral part of the HR team and will be responsible for a complex HR caseload, working collaboratively with other departments to ensure the people element of the business is always at the forefront. Your duties could include but are not limited to;

- Working closely with the HR coordinator to offer clear HR advice / coaching

- Support on the development of HR policies, procedures and systems

- Being a point of access for the HR lead to delegate HR project implementation

- Promote and encourage a positive employee experience

- Contribute towards the development of the HR team and the wider firm

- Be the HR representative on projects within the wider firm

The successful candidate will possess solid HR experience at a senior level and must be CIPD level 7 qualified. Previous experience within SME to medium sized businesses is preferable. You will be a confident, flexible, organised individual with excellent IT skills and a well developed knowledge of HR, if this sounds like you, please apply online today!

If you have any queries about the role contact Amie on 0121_633_4443. Please contact your consultant directly if you are already registered with Katie Bard. Katie Bard is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

Reference: 52445760

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