HR Business Partner role (London) £50K - £60K + bonus We are excited to be partnering with a high performing, growth focused business on this opportunity. This is a brand‑new, newly created role, reflecting the organisation’s continued growth and investment in its people function. This is an ambitious, fast moving business based in Central London. The People function plays a critical role in supporting performance, engagement, and scalable growth. This newly created position offers the opportunity to join during an exciting phase of expansion and to help shape people practices in a high performing sales environment. The business is seeking a hands‑on, generalist HR Business Partner to join the team in London. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys being close to the business, embedding themselves with leaders and teams, and balancing employee relations, engagement initiatives, operational delivery, and project work. The environment is fast paced, performance driven, and continually evolving, so agility, resilience, and a proactive mindset are essential. Employee Relations & Performance Provide day‑to‑day guidance to managers on employee relations matters including performance management, absence, disciplinaries, grievances, and investigations Coach managers through difficult conversations with a practical, commercial approach Support both UK and US employee populations, ensuring local legislative requirements are met Business Partnering & Engagement Build strong, credible relationships with stakeholders across the business Identify people trends, risks, and opportunities through data and observation Contribute to engagement activities, culture initiatives, and people‑related projects HR Operations Own end‑to‑end employee life cycle processes including onboarding, probation, internal moves, and exits Maintain accurate employee records and take ownership of HR systems and data quality Support payroll inputs, benefits administration, and operational HR queries Ensure policies, contracts, and documentation are up to date and well maintained Compliance & Governance Support compliance with UK and US employment legislation Manage right‑to‑work checks, policy acknowledgements, and mandatory training tracking Assist with audits and help build scalable, compliant HR processes 4–6 years’ experience in a generalist HR role (HRBP, HR Advisor, or similar) ~ Strong employee relations experience and confidence managing complex cases ~ Comfortable operating within a high‑performance, sales‑driven environment ~ Background in professional services, recruitment, or a start‑up/scale‑up environment highly advantageous ~ Pragmatic, commercial, and proactive approach to HR ~ Agile mindset with a willingness to adapt, improve processes, and drive change ~ This role is fixed 4 days in the office.
