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Nottingham
8 months ago
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Job Title: HR Advisor

Location: Remote/ Hybrid, based in Nottingham

Salary: £28,000 - £30,500 per annum

Job type: Permanent, Full Time - Monday to Friday 9am to 5:30pm

Total Care Matters is a well-established provider of residential children's homes across the East Midlands, caring for young people aged 8-17. With nine homes and more on the horizon, we're committed to delivering exceptional outcomes and achieving 'Outstanding' ratings from Ofsted. We believe a thriving team is key to delivering excellent care - and you'll be part of making that happen.

About the role:

Do you believe every child deserves a safe, nurturing home where they can thrive, learn, and build meaningful relationships? At Total Care Matters, we share your passion - and we're growing our team.

We're looking for a committed and compassionate HR Advisor to help us shape a supportive workplace culture that empowers those who care for our children.

As our HR Advisor, you'll be a vital part of our friendly HR team, supporting the people strategy and providing day-to-day HR operational support. Reporting to the HR Business Partner, you'll be a trusted point of contact for managers and staff, handling employee relations, supporting performance and wellbeing, and contributing to strategic projects.

Key duties:

Full cycle of employee relations including absence, performance, disciplinaries, and grievances
Co-ordinating safeguarding related HR processes including leading on safeguarding investigations
Managing flexible working requests, maternity/paternity processes, and absence referrals (including Occupational Health)
Monitoring and reporting annual leave via the HRIS system
Overseeing QCF Level 3 and 5 qualifications tracking and liaising with assessors
Conducting staff surveys and exit interviews and analysing feedback
Working with our employment law advisors to ensure compliance across all HR activitiesAbout you:

A confident communicator and advisor to staff and managers alike
Highly organised with excellent attention to detail
Confidence handling ER casework and advising managers at all levels.
A proactive, can-do attitude and a genuine passion for supporting people.
Comfortable working with HRIS, MS Office, and managing data effectively
Knowledgeable in employment law and safeguarding best practices
Championing initiatives that make us an employer of choice in the care sectorWe're looking for someone who's confident, approachable, and an excellent communicator - someone who can combine compassion with professional rigour.

Benefits:

Career progression & funded professional development (CIPD included)
Hybrid working and flexible work culture
28 days annual leave (incl. bank holidays)
Employee Assistance Programme (24/7 confidential support)
Blue Light Card discounts
Casual dress and supportive team culture
On-site parking
Health cash plan and Westfield Rewards
Staff referral bonusThis post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and subject to an enhanced DBS Disclosure check.

'Total Care Matters Ltd. is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. To achieve our commitment, we will ensure continuous development and improvement of robust safeguarding processes and procedures that promote a culture of safeguarding amongst our workforce'.

If you feel you have the necessary skills and experience to be successful in this role, click on the APPLY button to send your CV and Cover Letter for this role.

Candidates with the relevant experience or job titles of: HR Advisor, HR Generalist, HR Officer, HR Analyst, HR Data Analyst, Human Resource Analyst, Senior HR Assistant, HR Adviser, Senior HR Advisor, Assistant HR Manager, HR Coordinator, Human Resource Advisor may also beconsidered for this role

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