Human Resources Associate

Middlemore
London
3 weeks ago
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HR Associate-EMEA

Permanent

London/ 3 days in office

£50-60,000 plus bonus & benefits



Middlemore have partnered on a retained basis with a global Investment management business for the hire of a HR Associate for their EMEA markets. This role is ideal for a HR professional looking to gain experience in a dynamic, fast paced environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who has an eye for detail, forward thinking and is a pro-active individual wanting to showcase success through collaboration and innovation. The role will be supporting a world class Director level, HR Business Partner for a dedicated internal client group based across EMEA. Other responsibilities will include:



HR Administration and Compliance:

  • Working with the relevant internal HR teams to ensure successful completion of all transactions relating to the employee life cycle.
  • Managing end to end process relating to employee leaves.
  • Preparing HR documentation as required.
  • Regular review of internal processes and documents to ensure compliance i.e. induction, org charts etc.
  • Supporting with the annual certification process for the Senior Manager Certification Regime.
  • Liaising with internal HR teams as necessary.


HR Business Partnering:

  • Acting as a trusted advisor to managers providing first-line HR guidance on policy interpretation, performance management and employee related matters. Escalating necessary matters to the HR Business Partner.
  • Managing all new hire inductions.


Recruitment:

  • Working with the HR Business Partner and Talent Acquisition team on the preparation of requisitions in readiness for the recruitment process.
  • Independently managing the full intern recruitment process.


Training and Development:

  • Working with EMEA Talent Development team to identify programs for internal client groups.
  • Support coordination of learning and development programs.


HR Data & Reporting

  • Generating and analysing HR reports including headcount, attrition, and diversity metrics
  • Maintaining accurate and real-time HR records relating to employee changes.
  • Liaising with Global HR teams on information and data in readiness for annual cyclical processes.
  • Ensure data integrity within HR systems, conducting regular audits to maintain accuracy.



The successful candidate will have a background in Financial Services and be operating in a similar role currently. What else will you need:


  • Previous experience of working in a HR Business Partnering Team.
  • Strong administrative and data management experience with excellent attention to detail.
  • Advance MS Office skills, excel in particular.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Ability to multi-task and work in a fast-paced environment.
  • Knowledge of UK employment law and best practices.
  • Working knowledge of HR systems (ideally Workday).



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