HR Administrator – Employee Relations & Training

Location: Chorley, UK

Job type: Permanent / Full Time

Sector & subsector: Human Resources / HR Administrator

Salary: £25,000.00 - £29,000.00 Annual


An exciting opportunity has arisen for a highly organised and proactive Human Resources Administrator to join our team in North West or West Midlands, with particular responsibility for supporting employee relations processes and staff training administration.


You will work closely with the HR Manager and operational managers to ensure HR processes are well organised, accurately documented and progressed within the required timescales.

Due to the nature of the role and the location of our services, occasional travel between sites may be required. A full driving licence and access to a car are essential.


The role

Your responsibilities will include:

  • Providing administrative support for disciplinary, grievance, capability, attendance and other HR processes.
  • Coordinating meetings, investigations and hearings, including preparing invitations and standard correspondence.
  • Taking accurate meeting notes and maintaining confidential case records.
  • Monitoring HR actions, review dates and timescales and following up outstanding information.
  • Supporting sickness absence administration, Occupational Health referrals and probationary reviews.
  • Coordinating mandatory and role-specific training, including bookings, attendance and training records.
  • Monitoring training expiry dates and following up overdue or outstanding training.
  • Maintaining accurate information across HR systems, trackers and employee records.
  • Responding to routine HR queries and referring matters requiring HR advice or judgement to the HR Manager.
  • Supporting exit interviews and the wider administration of the employee lifecycle.


About you

We are looking for someone who is highly organised, confident working with confidential information and comfortable managing several administrative processes at the same time.


Previous experience in HR, employee relations administration or a similar administrative role is essential. You should have good IT and written communication skills, strong attention to detail and experience coordinating meetings, documentation and follow-up actions.


Experience of training administration, sickness absence and / or Occupational Health processes would be beneficial, as would experience within education, children's residential care, fostering, social care or another regulated environment.


What we Offer:

  • Salary up to £29,000 per annum
  • Extensive training and career progression
  • Home based/hybrid working
  • Access to Employee Assistance Programme
  • Statutory pension contributions
  • Long Service Rewards
  • Sick Pay (after qualifying period)


Family Care is committed to safeguarding and always promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects the post holder to share this commitment. In order to meet this responsibility, we follow Safer Recruitment practices to ensure we select the suitable candidates.

All offers of employment are subject to safeguarding checks, both an Enhanced DBS check and comprehensive references will be carried out. We are permitted to ask whether an applicant has any convictions, cautions or reprimands or final warnings (spent or otherwise) under the current guidance, as defined by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (exceptions) Order 1975. Please note that disclosure of a criminal background will not debar you from employment.


Work with us

We employ people with a range of Social Care experience including Social Workers, Educators and Level 3 Qualified Residential Care staff.

However, we also welcome applications from individuals with no work experience in social care, but who have a wealth of life experience and a desire to make a difference.

Our core values

Together, we are AGILE

Aspire

To be the best we can be

Grow

Continuously improve and develop

Innovate

Think outside the box

Legacy

Leave a positive impact

Ethical

Always do the right thing

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