The role –
HR -
- To provide high quality interpersonal and communication skills as part of excellent customer service.
- Provide initial HR support to the School being the first point of contact for any queries from staff. To deliver excellent customer service on a range of HR queries and requirements, providing solutions, advice and support primarily to managers. Over time, this may lead into building managers’ expertise and ability to handle repeated situations themselves.
- To liaise with the Head of HR on all HR matters and for guidance/support.
- Record and action all staff absence (e.g. sickness and special leave) in accordance with procedures.
- Maintain and update relevant HR information systems with employee information including new starters, contract
- and salary changes, leavers and ensure it is accurate.
- To administer and monitor the probationary period for all support staff and action accordingly.
- Minute HR meetings e.g. disciplinary, grievance, flexible working requests.
- Responsible for the end to end administration process for leavers including Exit Interviews and reporting.
- Prepare reports and management information from HR data, with interpretation as required.
- Offer high quality communication with colleagues and other customers, adapting the style to the audience and building trust in relationships.
- To use strong questioning and active listening skills to understand requirements and causes before taking action.
Recruitment
- To liaise with Head of HR regarding the recruitment process including preparing job descriptions, person
- specifications, information packs and adverts.
- Placing job adverts on recruitment platforms and preparing application paperwork for shortlisting.
- Contact shortlisted candidates, carry out appropriate vetting processes in accordance with the
- agreed School Recruitment Process.
- In liaison with the recruiting manager, prepare interview scheduled and all administrative duties relating to the
- recruitment interview process.
- Prepare appropriate contract amendment paperwork for internal candidates moving to a new role.
- Ensure all safer recruitment administration are completed in line with best practice.
- Ensure all appropriate safeguarding checks (as per Keeping Children Safe in Education) are carried out on
- volunteers, students, agency staff and are entered on SCR.
Compliance
- Contribute to the maintenance of the Single Central Register (SCR) for the School ensuring that it is up to date and
- accurate at all times.
- Work to incorporate new regulations and guidance in relation to HR processes, managing the required HR records as required.
- Supporting in the delivery of compliance processes when additional support is needed.
General
- Carry out any other task or duties deemed reasonable by the line manager.
- Plan and organise workload to meet commitments and KPIs, including adapting to changing priorities or requirements.
- Handle conflicts and sensitive HR situations professionally and confidentially.
- Identifying opportunities for performance and service improvements in HR, and acting on these within the authority of the role with the guidance of the Head of HR.
- Supporting the Head of HR with the implantation of HR changes and projects within the School.
- To be proactive and take ownership of work to see items through to resolution, escalating complex situations as appropriate.
- To be self reflective and to seek feedback to improve own performance and overall capability.
- To build and maintain strong working relationships with others in the HR team and across the School.
- To uphold the School values of Excellence, Curiosity, Individuality, Respect and Empathy.
- To display a positive attitude, energy and enthusiasm, dealing with setbacks as they occur and to work well under pressure.
Candidates experience / requirements –
- Applicants should have already achieved GCSEs in English and Maths at grades 4-9 / A*-C and will be required to provide evidence of these qualifications.
Experience
- Administrative experience in a fast-paced, high-volume environment.
Skills and Knowledge
- Ability to use Microsoft systems and O365.
- Some knowledge of, or willingness to learn about, current employment legislation and HR practices.
Competences and Personal Attributes
- Self-motivated
- Able to compose letters and contracts following precedents
- Excellent written and verbal communication
- Strong attention to detail and able to interpret a variety of documents, guidance and legislation
- Calm under pressure
- Able to prioritise own work to meet the team's requirements
- Personable and able to communicate with junior staff and senior management alike
- Highly analytical
- Highly organised and able to co-ordinate other people and to meet a team objective on time
- Willing to learn and undertake training in order to develop the role.
Job Types: Full-time, Apprenticeship
Pay: £17,500.00 per year
Schedule:
Ability to commute/relocate:
- Nottingham NG7 4ED: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Application question(s):
- What do you know about the hiring organisation?
- What interests you in this Apprenticeship and why have you applied?
- What are your main strengths? What are your weaknesses?
- Can you also confirm you are happy that this is an Apprenticeship for 24 months, through SR Apprenticeships and will include Maths and English Functional Skills if you do not have valid exemptions?
- How long will the journey take to the place of work and how will you get there?
- What previous GCSEs do you hold?
Education:
- GCSE or equivalent (required)
Work Location: In person