Contract Type: 12-month FTC - Full-time (35 hours per week)
We are now recruiting for a HR Advisor to join our Human Resources team, in a FTC capacity, working full-time at our Swindon offices located on key transport links in the town centre.
About the role
We are looking for a confident and collaborative HR Advisor keen to make a positive impact during an exciting time of transformation for our organisation.
Reporting to the HR Manager, you will use your strong generalist skills and all round experience across the employee lifecycle to deliver HR best practice. You will be able to demonstrate a confident and pragmatic approach to caseload management and supporting manager capability across the organisation.
This is a great opportunity if you enjoy building relationships and working in a busy, close knit team. You’ll advise on Employee Relations, wellbeing and resilience, support change processes, keep our HR processes and policies compliant and deliver occasional briefings and training sessions. You will also assist the HR Manager in mentoring and developing our aspiring HR Assistant.
We are a values led organisation, proud of our collaborative and professional culture. If you’re looking for a varied and rewarding opportunity with excellent benefits, flexible hybrid working and parking when working in our central Swindon office, we are keen to hear from you.
Key responsibilities:
Acting as the first line of contact for managers and employees, providing appropriate advice and guidance on all employee relations matters; managing expectations accordingly;
Coach and upskill managers, supporting their ability to develop pragmatic solutions and actions, making sound assessment of associated risks and managing risk accordingly, providing actions for mitigation where necessary;
Ensure all departmental policies, procedures and documentation are fit for purpose, in line with best practice and legislation and meet the wider needs of the organisation;
Coach the level of capability within the business to manage ER cases, supporting the continuing development of people management skills and capability within the business, which may include training and briefings on policies and guidelines;
Responsible for ensuring a high standard of HR administration and process is maintained throughout the team, leading by example and providing coaching and guidance where necessary;
Responsible for ensuring contractual documentation, offer paperwork and HR communication is drafted in an accurate and timely manner, taking care to ensure content is in line with legislative requirements and best practice;
Own or participate in HR projects and contribute to functional and crossfunctional initiatives;
Work with the business to define and roll-out guidelines, toolkits and procedures, where required. Develop and maintain a sound commercial understanding of the business and how HR can support a high performing and learning business culture;
Identify new opportunities for HR to add value to the business,
recommendations for improvement where necessary;
Support and coach other members of the HR team, therefore increasing the knowledge and capability of the team to deal with first-line HR queries;
Proactively seek opportunities for CPD, linking with external peer networks, external forums and conferences to keep HR knowledge relevant and up to date and make recommendations for change;
Budgetary sign off for up to £5,000, but responsible for tracking the budget against the provision of Occupational Health services;
Flexibility is required of all job holders to adjust responsibilities as required from time to time by their Line Manager/Divisional Director.
All staff will live the BCS’ values and support our purpose.
Continually looking at ways to make improvements to systems, processes, and procedures.
The content and reporting lines detailed in this job description may be reviewed and changed from time to time to reflect organisational requirements.
BCS is dedicated to providing training and development to help all staff realise their potential, and also offer a generous benefit package.
BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT are committed to promoting equality at every opportunity as an employer. This statement and our policies are designed to ensure our recruitment and employment practices and procedures actively promote equality of opportunity and value diversity.
All applicants must be eligible to work in the UK upon application.
PLEASE NOTE: This vacancy may be removed before any listed closing date once a sufficient amount of applications have been received.
In the event that we receive a high number of applications for this vacancy, we may be unable to provide an individual response to every candidate, therefore if you haven’t heard back from us within 4 weeks of the closing date, please consider your application unsuccessful on this occasion.
No recruitment agencies please.
How to apply: Please apply by submitting your CV and covering letter to careers@bcs.uk outlining your skills and experience.
What BCS offers in return
Remuneration
What we offer post introduction period:
* 23 days holiday per year, increasing up to 27 days with service
* Birthday leave
* Paid Christmas office shutdown
* Private Medical Insurance and/or Health Cash Plan
* Life assurance (x4 salary)
* Income protection
* Enhanced maternity/paternity leave
* Free BCS membership
* Financial wellbeing support
* Unum Help@Hand (including access to EAP, online GP consultations, wellbeing support, retail discounts and more)
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