Human Resources (HR) Manager

Company: Robert Half
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Location: Swindon
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you will shape and deliver the people strategy to build capability, culture and engagement across the organisation. You will balance strategic HR initiatives with hands-on delivery, working closely with senior leaders to ensure the workforce supports business objectives. You will lead key people initiatives, from recruitment and development to governance, policy and data-driven decision-making. This is an impactful, broad remit in a values-driven environment with exposure to senior leadership and cross-site collaboration.

Pay / Benefits

  • salary: 46,000
  • permanent, full-time
  • fully office-based with occasional travel to local sites
  • opportunity to shape the people function
  • exposure to senior leadership
  • values-driven working environment

Responsibilities

  • Develop and deliver people and organisational development strategies
  • Support organisational change, culture development and continuous improvement
  • Lead recruitment and retention initiatives to attract and retain quality employees
  • Develop learning and development programmes and management capability
  • Establish talent management and succession planning processes
  • Provide practical advice on employee relations, including disciplinary and performance matters
  • Ensure HR processes are legally compliant and effective
  • Support organisational design and wider change programmes
  • Develop reward and employee benefits approaches
  • Improve employee engagement and two-way communication
  • Advise senior leaders and managers on people-related matters
  • Review and develop HR policies, processes and systems
  • Utilise people data and insights to support decision-making
  • Manage HR budgets and ensure value for money
  • Keep up to date with employment legislation and related developments
  • Provide tools and confidence to managers to lead and develop their teams

Key requirements

  • Broad HR generalist experience across HR lifecycle areas
  • Strong knowledge of UK employment legislation
  • Experience advising and influencing managers and senior stakeholders
  • Experience supporting organisational change and improving processes
  • Pragmatic, solutions-focused approach to HR
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Ability to build credibility and relationships at all levels
  • Good organisational and analytical skills
  • Proactive, hands-on approach and ability to work at pace
  • Confidence to own a broad HR remit
  • Relevant HR qualifications and/or CIPD membership would be advantageous
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills
  • Credibility and relationship-building across levels
  • Proactive, hands-on approach
  • UK employment legislation knowledge
  • HR data and insight for decision-making
  • HR policies, processes and systems

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Posted: November 1st, 2026