Senior HR Manager - Part Time
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AJ Chambers is working with a Top North London Law Firm and has a great opportunity for a Part-time Senior HR Manager to join the team.
Overview
The role provides strategic HR leadership and end-to-end HR support for a top North London law firm, operating on a part-time basis.
Duties and Responsibilities
- Strategic HR leadership
- Developing and implementing the firm’s HR strategy in alignment with business objectives
- Advising senior leadership on HR trends, workforce planning, and organisational development
- Driving initiatives that enhance employee engagement, equity, diversity, and inclusion (DEI)
- Employee relations
- Serving as a trusted adviser to partners and employees on HR policies, procedures, and employment law compliance
- Handling complex employee relations cases with professionalism and discretion
- Promoting a positive workplace culture and addressing conflicts proactively
- Conducting investigations for disciplinary and grievance processes; drafting correspondence for formal processes
- Ensuring compliance with relevant employment laws and regulations
- Administration
- Overseeing HR administration across the entire employment lifecycle (recruitment, onboarding, performance reviews, retention, leavers)
- Overseeing changes to terms and conditions documentation and processes
- Managing the HR database (audits, inputting, updating)
- Managing the salary review process
- Payroll, benefits administration, and HR systems in partnership with Accounts
- Talent and performance management
- Overseeing all aspects of recruitment
- Providing expertise on talent management, performance-related processes, and promotions
- Developing a consistent performance evaluation process across the firm
- Engaging with new joiners for feedback and implementing process improvements
- Tracking staff movements to inform resource planning
- Participating in performance improvement plans when appropriate
- Change Management
- Supporting growth, mergers, or restructuring with smooth transitions
- Fostering a culture of adaptability and innovation
- Learning and development
- Creating and improving learning and development programs for new staff and trainees
- Enhancing internal training and knowledge sharing across the firm
- Designing training tailored to legal and non-legal staff
- Monitoring and evaluating training effectiveness and ROI
- Data & insight
- Collating data and producing analysis and KPI reporting
- Monitoring attrition quarterly and providing trends to the partnership
- Analyzing sickness absence and maintaining absence analysis spreadsheets
- Producing management information and bespoke reports
- Reporting on exit information and trends; conducting exit interviews as appropriate
- Providing monthly and ad hoc data analyses ensuring data integrity
- Employee experience
- Developing and applying company policies; handling HR queries promptly
- Organising induction processes and welcoming new joiners
- Supporting wellbeing, diversity, and inclusion initiatives
- Identifying training and development opportunities
- Conducting exit interviews and reporting feedback
- Monitoring sickness absence and coordinating occupational health referrals
- HR guidance and advice
- Building relationships and advising staff on policies and procedures to ensure consistent practice
- Providing confidential HR guidance and career counseling as required
- Offering HR operational service to staff and supporting day-to-day HR issues
- Office support
- Office support across all locations; occasional line management and procurement support
- 2 days per week in the office, rotating between four offices
Key Skills and Experience
- Experience: 7+ years in HR management, preferably within a law firm or professional services
- Education: CIPD Level 5 qualification or above
- Knowledge: Strong understanding of employment law and HR best practices in the legal sector
- Skills: Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; ability to influence at all levels
- Technology: Proficiency in HR tools; tech-savvy with an eye for innovation
- Leadership: Proven ability to lead, inspire, and manage teams
The role will offer a salary of circa £75k full-time equivalent with an excellent benefits package.
For further information please contact Ella Britton
Employment details
- Seniority level: Not Applicable
- Employment type: Part-time
- Job function: Human Resources
- Industries: Law Practice and Legal Services
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- Location:
- London, England, United Kingdom
- Salary:
- £125,000 - £150,000
- Job Type:
- PartTime
- Category:
- Human Resources