People Partner

Ramboll; London Borough of Southwark; Hybride; GBP 70 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Ramboll UK People Advisory invites experienced HR professionals to join as a People Partner, providing expert employee relations support to managers and staff. You will manage complex cases, help shape policies, and drive improvements to HR processes across the UK.

As a senior team member, you will guide colleagues, participate in global initiatives, and ensure compliant, effective HR services in a hybrid London-based environment.

Qualifications

• Extensive HR experience with employee relations case management.
• Strong communication and relationship-building with managers and HR colleagues.
• Able to lead initiatives and drive HR processes forward.
• Knowledge of UK employment law and HR compliance.
• Experience across cultures and global teams.

Responsabilités

• Advise managers on employment policies, UK law, and HR processes.
• Independently manage employee relations cases and provide senior guidance.
• Develop and update HR policies in collaboration with HR leadership.
• Support local and global HR projects and improvements to processes.
• Mentor UK colleagues and ensure consistent service delivery.

Connaissances

Employee relations

UK employment law

Stakeholder management

Policy development

Coaching & mentoring

Formation

University degree

Outils

Workday

ServiceNow

Excel

Description du poste

Join us in shaping excellent HR support for Ramboll

Join our UK People Advisory team as a People Partner, supporting managers and employees on complex employee relations matters while helping improve our HR services. You will combine hands-on case management with opportunities to develop policies, processes and ways of working.

At Ramboll, you will contribute to an organisation working to create sustainable change that benefits society and nature, helping us close the gap to a sustainable future.

Be Part of Our UK People Advisory Team

You will primarily support employees and first-line managers in the UK across a broad range of people processes and employee relations matters.

As a senior member of the team, you will independently manage employee relations cases, guide colleagues and contribute to the development and implementation of global people initiatives and processes.

Your key responsibilities will be:

• Employee relations and manager advice: Advise managers on employment policies, UK employment law and HR processes.
• Independently manage employee relations cases and advise managers on performance improvement plans, absence, grievances, investigations, involuntary terminations and other matters requiring senior HR support.
• Policies, compliance and specialist expertise: Develop HR policies and procedures in close collaboration with the Head of HR and HR Business Partners.
• Drive compliance with UK legislation and guide junior colleagues on its application.
• Develop local expertise in global HR processes or organisational change.
• Service improvement, projects and colleague guidance: Contribute to local and global HR projects, supporting the development and implementation of people initiatives and improvements to ways of working.
• Guide and mentor colleagues within the UK People Advisory team, working with local and global HR colleagues to provide a consistent service to employees and managers.

What You Bring

You are an experienced HR professional with strong employee relations expertise and a practical approach to supporting managers and employees.

You will work collaboratively across local and global HR teams, building effective relationships and helping improve the services we provide.

Essential experience and capabilities

• Extensive HR experience, including strong experience managing employee relations processes and cases.
• Communicate clearly and build effective working relationships with managers and HR colleagues.
• Take ownership of initiatives and processes and drive them forward.
• Solve problems pragmatically and support colleagues where needed.
• Identify opportunities to improve HR processes and services in response to employee and manager needs.
• Work collaboratively across cultures and in virtual teams.
• Very good knowledge of UK employment law, including workplace-related legal requirements.
• A university degree in a relevant field.

Useful additional experience

Familiarity with modern HR systems, particularly Workday and ServiceNow, is a strong advantage. Knowledge of Microsoft applications, especially Excel, is also beneficial.

What We Offer

• A high degree of autonomy and varied work in a business-focused HR team.
• Support and collaboration from local colleagues and global HR teams, with a UK base and international connections.
• A culture that welcomes you as the unique person you are
• The long-term thinking of a foundation-owned company
• Access to an international HR community spanning 35 countries
• A fast-paced working environment where priorities and day-to-day activities vary.
• Leaders guided by our Leadership Principles
• A permanent, full-time position with a mutually agreed start date—ideally as soon as possible

Ready to join us?

We invite diversity in all its forms and encourage applicants from all groups to apply.

If this role interests you but you do not meet every requirement, we encourage you to apply. We value relevant experience, potential and a willingness to learn, and our supportive learning culture can help you develop.

We look forward to receiving your application.

Practical information

Location: London is preferred, but the role can be based at any Ramboll office. We offer hybrid working.

Additional Information

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.