Human resources Advisor

exciting new HR advisor role for one of the most prestigious and successful movie production organisation globally. You will be reporting directly to the Head of HR, supporting with the day to day running of the HR function for around 150 employees. Becoming the face of HR you will partner with different stakeholders rolling out exciting, creative and commercial HR projects. This is a unique opportunity for someone that enjoys working in the creative industry, fast-paced, dynamic, lots to do lots to learn.

Benefits:

• 12 months FTC for an incredibly exciting organisation and salary up to £35.000.
• Beautiful offices based in the heart of London.
• Annual bonus.
• Free health care including dental.
• Free Gym or £50.00 monthly to pay for the gym.
• Free Amazon Prime.
• 25 days holidays + extra Christmas days.
• Free tickets to premiers and movie events.

Responsibilities:

• Supporting the Head of in the day to day running of the HR function.
• Work with line managers in identifying and tackling L&D needs.
• Coaching and supporting line managers with all ER.
• Provide HR generalist support on specific projects as needed.
• Managing recruitment campaigns.
• Ensuring benefits and payroll are administered correctly.

Requirements:

• Previous experience in a similarly fast-paced industry (media, creative, marketing, retail).
• Need to be comfortable working in an ambiguous and dynamic environment.
• Excellent communication skills.
• CIPD or equivalent qualification.
• You need to be able to manage senior stakeholders effectively and diplomatically.

This is truly a unique opportunity to work for an organisation that is both very successful commercially and very people-centred. You will be welcomed and challenged, you will grow both on a personal and professional level. If you are excited about this amazing opportunity apply now!

We would love to have a chance to speak with every applicant but unfortunately due to the high volume of applications only shortlisted candidates would be contacted. If you haven't received a phone call or an invitation to interview email after two weeks, unfortunately, you haven't been successful on this occasion.