At Neilson, we’re dedicated to helping families secure financial protection for their loved ones with a range of life insurance options. We have evolved from our origins in the UK, where the business was launched in 2012, to become an award-winning international operation and leader in the global life insurance market. Today, we have offices in the USA, Canada, Ireland, and Australia.
Location
Hull
Salary
£35,000 - £40,000
Main Duties & Responsibilities
- Provide advice on all employee relations matters, compliant with UK employment law, including, but not limited to performance management, disciplinaries, grievances, redundancies, restructures and other people management change initiatives
- Provide advice in relation to the maternity process, flexible working and all other family friendly processes
- Provide advice in relation to the absence management process and undertaking return to work interviews
- Conduct all exit interviews, reporting feedback and analysis
- Provide support with recruitment activity including interviewing and assessment as required
- Implement policies and update existing policies as required
- Carry out all HR administration as required and assist in individual performance management and annual review process
- Research, create and implement any new HR initiatives, as appropriate
- Produce weekly and monthly HR reports and assist as required in payroll processing on a monthly basis, ensuring that all data is accurate at all times
Knowledge & Skills
- Degree (or equivalent) qualification or relevant professional qualification CIPD or part CIPD qualified
- Minimum of 3 years' demonstrable practical experience in a generalist HR role
- Up to date knowledge of UK employment legislation and strong research skills
- Experience in developing and implementing HR policies and procedures
- Proven track record in managing employee relations issues and change management initiatives
- Strong analytical skills with experience in HR data analysis and reporting
- Proficiency in HRIS and payroll systems
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- A strong consultative style with proven stakeholder management skills
- Ability to influence and build credible relationships at all levels of the organisation
- Resilient and adaptable in dealing with stakeholders and complex HR situations
- Flexible with the ability to work to tight deadlines whilst maintaining discretion and professionalism in all matters
- Strong organisational and time management skills