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People and Culture Executive required by an Award-Winning Tailormade Tour Operator. Part Time (3 full days per week). South West London. This new People and Culture Executive position will support the delivery of an outstanding employee experience. Working closely with the Senior People Manager, you will contribute to key people-focussed activities including recruitment, employee relations, learning and development, wellbeing, engagement and the ongoing development of employee practices.Responsibilities of an People and Culture Executive \n\n • Contribute to the continuous development of People policies, procedures and practices, applying current employment legislation and HR best practice with guidance from the Senior People Manager.\n, • Maintain accurate People records and systems, monitor attendance, absence and leave trends, and ensure compliance with data protection requirements.\n, • Provide administrative support across the employee lifecycle, including employee relations processes, contracts, pre-employment checks and onboarding activities.\n, • Support end-to-end recruitment activity, from workforce planning and candidate coordination through to welcoming new employees into the business.\n, • Work alongside the Senior People Manager to identify learning and development priorities, supporting training plans, career progression and talent development initiatives.\n, • Support performance management processes, helping employees understand expectations and contribute towards organisational objectives.\n, • Help deliver initiatives that promote employee wellbeing, strengthen engagement and embed the organisation's values, using colleague feedback to identify opportunities for continuous improvement.\n\n People and Culture Executive Key Attributes Required: \n\n • Enjoys supporting others and has a genuine enthusiasm for creating a positive, inclusive workplace where people can perform at their best.\n, • Demonstrates excellent organisational skills, pays close attention to detail and is able to manage competing priorities while seeing tasks through to completion.\n, • Expresses ideas clearly and professionally, building effective relationships through confident written and verbal communication.\n, • Handles sensitive information with integrity, professionalism and discretion, recognising the importance of maintaining confidentiality at all times.\n, • Approaches situations with empathy, sound judgement and a measured, solutions-focused mindset.\n, • Takes initiative, embraces new challenges and is eager to develop their knowledge of HR practices, talent acquisition, learning and development, and colleague engagement.\n\n People and Culture Executive Additional Information: \n\n • Full Time Annual Equivalent Salary £27,000 - £32,000\n, • 24 hours per week (3 full days) 9am – 5.30pm\n, • 2 Office days, Tuesday and Thursday, 1 from home\n\n If you would like to apply for this exciting People and Culture Executive opportunity and become an integral part of this growing Tour Operator please send your CV asap to

Employee Relations Manager\n Band 7 | NHS | Ongoing Contract \n Lead complex employee relations cases and help shape a positive workplace culture. \n Vivid Healthcare are recruiting for an experienced Band 7 Employee Relations Manager to join a busy NHS HR & OD team. This is an excellent opportunity for an HR professional with significant NHS Employee Relations experience to take ownership of complex ER matters while supporting managers to resolve issues through a restorative and compassionate approach. \n Working closely with the Head of Employee Relations, you'll lead on complex casework, develop managers' confidence in handling people matters, and contribute to improving employee experience across the Trust. The Role\n You'll provide expert advice on a broad range of employee relations matters whilst managing your own complex caseload and overseeing the work of Senior ER Advisors. This is a varied position where no two days are the same, combining operational case management with service improvement and leadership responsibilities. Key Responsibilities\n\n • Manage complex disciplinary, grievance, dignity at work and capability cases from start to finish.\n, • Provide expert HR and employment law advice to managers across the Trust.\n, • Support and develop the Employee Relations team, ensuring cases are managed efficiently and consistently.\n, • Lead investigations and attend formal hearings, presenting management cases where required.\n, • Build strong relationships with Trade Unions and senior stakeholders.\n, • Produce and analyse KPI reports to identify trends and improve the Employee Relations service.\n, • Develop and review HR policies, guidance and management resources.\n, • Deliver training to managers on Employee Relations policies and best practice.\n, • Deputise for the Head of Employee Relations when required.\nWhat We're Looking For\n We're keen to hear from candidates who have: \n\n • Degree-level education.\n, • CIPD qualification and current registration.\n, • Extensive Employee Relations experience within the NHS or another large, complex organisation.\n, • Strong knowledge of UK employment law.\n, • Experience managing highly complex employee relations investigations.\n, • Previous leadership or line management experience.\n, • Excellent communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills.\n, • Experience working within a unionised environment.\n, • The ability to influence senior managers and deliver positive outcomes.\nWhy Apply?\n\n, • Competitive NHS agency hourly rates.\n, • Ongoing contract with potential for extension.\n, • Opportunity to influence organisational culture and employee experience.\n, • Work alongside experienced HR professionals within a supportive team.\n, • Make a genuine impact across a large and diverse NHS organisation.\n\n Apply today or contact the Vivid Healthcare team for more information. We'd love to discuss how this opportunity could be the next step in your HR career.

HR Executive required by an Award-Winning Tailormade Tour Operator. Part Time (3 full days per week). South West London. This new HR Executive position will support the delivery of an outstanding employee experience. Working closely with the Senior People Manager, you will contribute to key people-focussed activities including recruitment, employee relations, learning and development, wellbeing, engagement and the ongoing development of employee practices.Responsibilities of an HR Executive \n\n • Contribute to the continuous development of People policies, procedures and practices, applying current employment legislation and HR best practice with guidance from the Senior People Manager.\n, • Maintain accurate People records and systems, monitor attendance, absence and leave trends, and ensure compliance with data protection requirements.\n, • Provide administrative support across the employee lifecycle, including employee relations processes, contracts, pre-employment checks and onboarding activities.\n, • Support end-to-end recruitment activity, from workforce planning and candidate coordination through to welcoming new employees into the business.\n, • Work alongside the Senior People Manager to identify learning and development priorities, supporting training plans, career progression and talent development initiatives.\n, • Support performance management processes, helping employees understand expectations and contribute towards organisational objectives.\n, • Help deliver initiatives that promote employee wellbeing, strengthen engagement and embed the organisation's values, using colleague feedback to identify opportunities for continuous improvement.\n\n Key Attributes Required: \n\n • Enjoys supporting others and has a genuine enthusiasm for creating a positive, inclusive workplace where people can perform at their best.\n, • Demonstrates excellent organisational skills, pays close attention to detail and is able to manage competing priorities while seeing tasks through to completion.\n, • Expresses ideas clearly and professionally, building effective relationships through confident written and verbal communication.\n, • Handles sensitive information with integrity, professionalism and discretion, recognising the importance of maintaining confidentiality at all times.\n, • Approaches situations with empathy, sound judgement and a measured, solutions-focused mindset.\n, • Takes initiative, embraces new challenges and is eager to develop their knowledge of HR practices, talent acquisition, learning and development, and colleague engagement.\n\n HR Executive Additional Information: \n\n • Full Time Annual Equivalent Salary £27,000 - £32,000\n, • 24 hours per week (3 full days) 9am – 5.30pm\n, • 2 Office days, Tuesday and Thursday, 1 from home\n\n If you would like to apply for this exciting HR Executive opportunity and become an integral part of this growing Tour Operator please send your CV to

Location: Croydon Start date: ASAP About the role We are seeking an experienced Employee Relations Manager to join a complex NHS organisation in Croydon Working with the Head of Employee Relations, you will lead a professional service, oversee complex casework and ensure investigations are fai

This is a great opportunity for a passionate employee relations expert to be part of a business that is looking to further support and enhance its current employee relations function. You will work closely with the Employee Relations Team Manager and team to ensure that it is meeting the strategi

Title: Assistant Nursery Manager Reports to: Nursery Manager Location: Nursery based Role purpose The Assistant Nursery Manager is responsible for supporting the Nursery Manager in managing and leading the setting to ensure that high quality childcare is provided to all. This role profile is not exhaustive and the Assistant Nursery Manager is expected to fulfil any duty as required for the effective running of the setting. Key Accountability's Early Years Act as a role model for the Early Years, ensuring that the EYFS is implemented and followed in every aspect of nursery life to an exemplary standard. Ensure compliance with registration and legislative requirements, including any requirements outlined by Ofsted. Proactively engage with the children in the setting, taking an active role in their care, learning and development while at the nursery and supporting staff in all aspects of their role. Ensure that all nursery initiatives are fully embedded into the nursery and participate in working groups across the company. Adhere to safeguarding requirements. Support in rooms as required to ensure compliance with the EYFS and meet the needs of the nursery. Take responsibility for quality and audits across the setting. People Full involvement in the recruitment and retention of staff. Observing best practice and legislative requirements in all areas of employment and equality legislation. Ensure staff inductions are carried out thoroughly and effectively, with regular review meetings. Manage employment relations issues such as probation reviews, flexible working, grievances, attendance management and disciplinary issues. Adhere to the Company's performance management cycle, ensuring that supervisions and appraisals are used effectively. Proactively train and develop the staff team in line with their individual needs and the needs of the nursery. Maintain accurate and compliant personnel files. Manage requests for time off in line with nursery requirements. Motivate and lead the staff team to achieve high employee engagement levels and stable retention rates, exploring the reasons for any leavers and addressing any underlying causes. Blue Arrow is proud to be a Disability Confident Employer and is committed to helping find great work opportunities for great people. TPBN1_UKCT