Assistant HR Business Partner - Norwich, Norfolk, United Kingdom - Your World Recruitment

Description

Are you a highly experienced Senior HR Professional (i.e., Senior HR Advisor/equivalent), seeking an opportunity to work as an Assistant HR Business Partner?
Have you worked as a Senior HR Professional/equivalent within a large complex organisation?
Are you familiar and well-versed working with HR and Recruitment systems?
Are you able to work in Norwich, as an Assistant HR BP, which may involve cross site working within the local area?
If yes, are you able to commence employment immediately or within 1-2 weeks if successful?

We are currently hiring for an Assistant HR Business Partner to join our client's healthcare organisation based in Norwich on a permanent basis.

Assistant HR Business Partner


Job Type:
Permanent


Proposed Start Date:

ASAP
Band: 7


Working Days and Hours:

Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm (37.5 hours per week) Please note, our client have a flexible team with a variety of working patterns.

Remote Working Options:

For hybrid working options, there is an expectation to work on site which can be discussed with our client further during the interview stage.

There would be a requirement to be on site 1-2 days per week, with probably more presence whilst building relationships with the division.

Travelling for work purposes:
This will include cross site working in the local area
To provide a Human Resources Manager role to one of four Divisions, initiating HR solutions as required.
To actively participate in the development and implementation of the Trust's Human Resources and Organisational Development Strategies and provide HR advice and support to heads of department, service managers and divisional general managers to support delivery of the Trust's strategic and operational agendas

As Assistant HRBP, you will work closely with and support the HR Business Partner (HRBP) and Divisional Managers in the implementation of the Trust's HR Strategy, which will include: - a) Performance management (e.g.

management of sickness absence and poor performance)
b) Interpretation of Human Resources Data
c) Promotion of multi-disciplinary team working
d) Change management to assist new ways of working
f) Training and development
g) Embedding a culture of management in line with our PRIDE values and "know your staff".

~ Take a lead role and represent the Trust as required to ensure local delivery in relation to national, regional and local planning requirements/ systems and associated performance monitoring arrangements, including:

a) NHS Plan and national HR Strategy
b) Trust Local Delivery Plan
c) NHS Service planning priorities and guidelines

Support Divisions with achieving and tracking of workforce KPI (Key Performance Indicators) as required by the internal Business Planning process.

To provide the Division with HR support in complying with the Trust's governance arrangements, which include: - b) Risk management and controls assurance
c) Information and Data Protection Policies

Be involved in and lead project and working groups as needed engaging with Trade Union colleagues, for example TUPE (Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment)) and other change programmes
Work closely with the Central HR team to ensure appropriate HR support for the division

Provide guidance to Divisions and Departments and advise and monitor on the application of procedures for complex discipline, grievance, conditions of service, management of sickness, capability, recruitment and selection of staff, equal opportunities and employment law, encouraging a culture of delivery through empowering managers to "know their staff" and in support of our PRIDE values.

Provide support and guidance in the management of complex employee relation cases taking into account best practice in relation to latest case law.

Participate in the identification of training and development needs within the Divisions and Departments and the choice, and decision and creation of training solutions.

To provide training solutions in relation to HR policies and issues

Promote the effective planning and utilisation of staffing resources within Divisions and Directorates, including reviews of structures, skill mix, etc.

Produce and review Policies and guidelines in the light of changes in employment law and good practice.
Under the guidance of the HRBP, support the Division with workforce planning and recruitment and retention initiatives.
Significant experience working as an HR specialist in a larger complex organisation
Demonstrable knowledge of good practice developments in Human Resources Management applying this with organisation values
Evidence of previous experience projects and change management
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