Employee Relations jobs in United Kingdom

Radis Community Care

An experienced HR Business Partner who will work closely with operational leaders to shape and deliver people strategies that enable safe, compassionate, and high-quality care across Radis Community Care. This role combines strategic HR partnering with hands-on operational support in recruitment, performance management, employee relations, workforce planning and CQC/CIW-focused workforce improvement. The post reports to the Head of HR and will be a visible, trusted advisor to managers and frontline teams.

• Lead HR partnering for allocated services, translating Radis’ strategic priorities into operational people plans that improve quality, safety and staff experience.
• Support the Director of HR and the Head of HR to deliver the HR Strategy that supports our Strategic priorities.
• Provide pragmatic employee relations advice, supporting investigations, disciplinaries, grievance cases and return-to-work processes in line with policy and employment law.
• Support with developing, monitoring, updating, and advising team members and managers on HR policies and procedures, ensuring they are adhered to and effectively communicated across the organisation.
• Equipping managers with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to manage people issues with confidence and independence.
• Work with managers to develop workforce plans, rota design and temporary staffing strategies to reduce dependency on agency staff and control costs.
• Develop and run targeted learning interventions with L&D to close skills gaps and support mandatory training compliance.
• Analyse people metrics and produce regular management information to identify trends, risks and improvement opportunities for regional area.
• Support change programmes, restructures and TUPE processes, ensuring legal compliance and compassionate transition for staff.
• Foster an inclusive culture and support equality, diversity, safeguarding obligations and our values across the organisation.
• Maintain up-to-date HR documentation, policies and process guides; contribute to continuous improvement of HR systems and digital workflows.
• Supporting and contributing to key HR projects ensuring that they are delivered to the business to time, cost and quality standards, including policy review, system development and business improvement.
• Promoting a positive working environment through great relationship building and engagement in effective management of policy and procedure.
• Collaborating with the wider People Team to ensure delivery of processes and procedures where appropriate.
• Keeping up to date with latest developments in HR industry and employment legislation.

• Director of HR
• Head of HR (line manager)
• Service Directors and Operational Managers (primary partners)
• Recruitment, L&D, HR Shared Service and Payroll teams (internal collaboration)
• Registered Managers and Clinical Leads (operational delivery)

• CIPD Level 5 or equivalent qualification preferred.
• Evidence of continuing professional development in employment law, employee relations or people analytics.

• Proven HR Business Partner experience in social care, community care, health or a regulated environment.
• Practical experience managing employee relations cases, investigations and hearings.
• Experience working with CQC or other regulatory frameworks desirable.
• Experience supporting change programmes, restructures or TUPE transfers.

• Strong working knowledge of UK employment law and HR best practice.
• Excellent stakeholder management and influencing skills at operational and senior levels.
• Ability to interpret people data and translate insight into practical actions.
• Skilled communicator with confidence to deliver difficult messages sensitively and constructively.
• Solid organisational skills with the ability to prioritise competing demands in a fast-moving environment.
• Good IT literacy with experience of HRIS, ATS and Microsoft 365 tools.

• Collaborative and approachable; builds credible relationships quickly.
• Pragmatic problem solver who balances care-driven values with commercial sense.
• Resilient and calm under pressure, able to manage emotionally charged situations.
• High integrity and commitment to confidentiality and safeguarding.
• Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion and a person-centred approach to staff wellbeing.

• Location: Home Based with regular travel to Radis service sites across the local area.
• Benefits: Pension, annual leave, enhanced DBS checks funded, training and development, occupational sick pay, employee assistance programme.