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For this role you must have a background in HR The Role: -- To assist the Director of Administration with all aspects of running the London office of this international law firm, by providing a wide-range of administration duties and to deputise in her absence
Key Responsibilities: -- Recruitment: Develop and manage preferred supplier list of recruitment agencies, ensuring effective relationship management and competitive rates / terms; Devise job descriptions and brief agencies; Screen and forward appropriate CVs; Arrange interviews and provide feedback; Undertake first-round interviews for secretarial and support staff; Maintain accurate records of all recruitment activity; Undertake lateral hire / conflict checks and reference requests; Ensure prospective candidates are eligible to live and work in the UK and organise work permit requirements (using external providers). -- HR Administration: Undertake administration for new joiners, transfers and leavers, including liaison with payroll and IT; Develop and schedule tailored induction programmes for all new joiners and ?returners?; Organise secretarial and support cover arrangements and manage all temporary staff; Maintain HR records, including holidays, sickness and personal files; Administer annual renewal of practising certificates for qualified solicitors, RFLs and RELs throughout the Firm, including additions or deletions during year; Update monthly telephone list and contact card; Assist in updating the Policies & Procedures Manual. -- Training & Development: Co-ordinate arrangements for internal and external training events and external training; Maintain CPD and CLE records; -- Budgets: Assist in preparation and monitoring of annual budget. -- Purchasing Maintain contracts library / calendar, ensuring that sufficient time is given to terminate / renegotiate contracts; Assist with creation of tender documentation and collation of responses; Assist with contract negotiations and implementation of service level agreements Raise purchase orders. -- Facilities Management: Assist with managing the office premises by responding to emergencies and placing calls with relevant contractors / helpdesks; Maintain and monitor preventative maintenance schedules for all contracts; . Co-ordinate security and access arrangements for contractors out of hours; Assist with planning and briefing of contractors for office moves and changes. -- Health & Safety: Assist in ensuring compliance with Health & Safety legislation, including the provision of DSE (Display Screen Equipment) and Pre & Post-Natal risk assessments for staff; Arrange periodic PAT testing using external supplier; Update Health & Safety and Fire & Emergency policies and procedures; Assist with Major Incident Business Continuity planning and processes. -- US Liaison: Input joiner, leaver and data change information onto firms centralised HR database; Arrange flat rentals for visiting partners and ensuring office / meeting room space is organised. -- General Duties: Organise and maintain office filing and systems; Complete expense claim forms.
Skills / Knowledge Required: Essential: -- Fully proficient in Word, Excel, Outlook; -- Basic PowerPoint; -- Accuracy; -- Solid experience of recruitment and HR administration; Desirable: -- HR administration training (CPP) or similar -- Health & Safety training (DSE / IOSH / NEBOSH) or willing to undertake relevant training. -- Premises administration -- Budgeting experience Abilities / Aptitudes: -- Professional attitude - absolute confidentiality; -- Rigorous attention to detail; -- Ability to prioritise and work efficiently in a busy environment, often with conflicting workloads and deadlines; -- Uses own initiative and displays a common sense practical approach; -- Flexible in terms of tasks and priorities; -- Smart appearance and image; -- Committed, enthusiastic, sense of urgency, energetic, assertive; -- A proactive, "can-do" attitude; -- Takes pride in quality of work and takes ownership of tasks; -- Sense of humour.
- HR, Facilities, Admin
- City of London
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