HR Roles We Recruit For
Our experience in recruiting HR support staff has allowed us to understand the nuances across different HR roles. If we don’t have the perfect candidate on the books for your specific HR role, we will proactively source your shortlist.
These are some of the roles we can help you fill:
Human Resources Administrator
A Human Resources Administrator will handle the administrative tasks within the HR department, such as maintaining employee records, assisting the recruiting process, and scheduling employee training. You should consider hiring an HR Administrator when your company starts to struggle with managing the daily HR-related paperwork and processes efficiently.
Human Resources Officer
An HR Officer is responsible for employee performance and wellbeing. Their tasks include recruiting, onboarding, and developing company policies that are compliant and supportive for employees. They will often be the main point of contact between employees and the employer, making this HR role essential if you have a large organisation.
Human Resources Generalist
Also known as an HR advisor, an HR generalist handles a wide range of HR tasks across various functions, including recruitment, employee relations, benefits administration, and compliance. They provide support to both employees and management, ensuring HR processes run smoothly and effectively to meet the needs of the organisation and its staff.
Personnel Manager
Personnel Managers will handle a wide range of HR functions, including employee recruitment, development, and welfare. They can also assist with any administrative tasks, such as filing benefits documents or overseeing the payroll process. Hiring a personnel manager is a great choice if your organisation has grown and needs a professional to manage employee relations.
People Business Partner
People Business Partners ensure that HRM strategies align with business goals. They provide advice on HR issues, support organisational changes, and assist in talent management. People Business Partners can ensure collaboration across all your departments and support your business during a time of change or growth.
Human Resources Manager
An HR Manager will manage the HR department and staff. Their responsibilities include talent acquisition, employee development, and performance management. They will also ensure the company’s procedures are compliant and will handle any disciplinary processes. You would recruit HR Managers to streamline HR practices and processes to support your company’s goals.
Head of People
The Head of People is responsible for implementing and executing HRM strategies. They will work closely with teams across the organisation to ensure HR initiatives are being adopted. This role is crucial for ensuring that the workplace environment supports employee wellbeing and productivity.
Director of People
The Director of People holds a senior position and oversees the HR department. Their focus is on setting long-term HRM strategies that align with the organisation’s objectives. They are responsible for setting HR policies, managing senior HR staff, and ensuring the company remains compliant with laws and regulations.