Group HR Assistant

As Group HR Assistant, you will be joining a highly successful company in Banbury on a full time, permanent basis. You will be reporting into the Group HR Business Partner (HRBP) and this role will provide vital administrative support across all HR functions, with a strong focus on supporting the training and recruitment needs of the business. As Group HR Assistant, you will be responsible for: Training Organising the Groups internal / external training needs, and record as necessary Conducting HR inductions for new starters and other HR training as necessary Implementing the Groups Work Experience Programme Implementing the Groups Apprenticeship ProgrammeRecruitment Managing the recruitment needs of the Group Administration HR administration relating to the employee lifecycle Accurately maintaining the HR and T&A system with any changes that affect the HR / Payroll within relevant payroll timescales Ensuring we are continually legally compliant such as adhering to right to work checks, driving licence checks and maintaining accurate and up to date records Managing multiple HR inboxes Answering queries from colleagues and managers which relate to policies and benefits, escalating to HRBP where necessary Deputising for the HRBP in the payroll process, as required Deputising for the HRBP by taking notes in investigatory / disciplinary meetings as required Assisting the HRBP with projects and any other ad-hoc duties as required As Group HR Assistant, you must be/have: Strong administrative background (Essential) Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with strong attention to detail (Essential) Proven experience in HR administration processes including onboarding, recruitment disciplinary and absence management (Essential) Knowledge of HR employment practice including basic employment law and HR best practice (Essential) Valid driving licence and ability to travel to other sites when required (Essential) Proven experience of using HR systems (Desirable) CIPD/part CIPD qualified desirable but not essential (Desirable) Effective and clear communication skills and recognising the importance of achieving a positive customer experience Excellent personal and professional integrity, discretion and diplomacy Excellent attention to detail and highly organised Ability to manage a diverse and busy workload, identifying risks, prioritising effectively, deliver to deadlines and respond according to business/employee needs Ability to work both autonomously and as a member of a team Flexible and willing to take on new areas of work and responsibilities Motivated to use initiative and innovate, with a solutions-focussed approach to problem solving Strong interpersonal skills, able to work with a wide range and varying levels of employees Have a systematic and logical approach Proficient user of Microsoft Excel, Word and Outlook What's in it for you? A starting salary of £30,000-£32,000 Hours: 38.5 hours per week, 08:30-17:00 (Monday to Thursday), 08:30-15:30 (Friday) 23 days holiday plus UK bank holiday, rising to 25 days holiday after five years' service Holiday Buying additional 5 days option to purchase Life Insurance Annual Bonus Health Cash Plan Scheme On-site training Excellent career progression opportunities Modern facilities Ad-hoc employee functions including annual Summer Social (usually held in June each year) Free car parking