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HR Manager

Location
Remote, London
Salary
£35,000 – £40,000
Level
Midweight
Type
Full Time
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Job Description

We’re on the hunt for an experienced HR professional to lead all HR processes across Animade.

You’ll work closely with our energetic team of 30, including creatives, producers, account managers, marketing and studio management, using your top-notch strategic skills to create and sustain a high performance culture, high job satisfaction and positive employee engagement.

We’re looking for someone who gets things done, and is genuinely passionate about people.

You’ll provide high quality and efficient HR advice and support to directors, senior management and managers in the team, leading projects that will improve talent attraction and retention, our brand, diversity, wellbeing and more.

Sound good? If you’re a brilliant people person with experience in this type of role, we’d love to hear from you.

You

You’re passionate about creating an engaging environment for people to thrive in, and are experienced in creating and implementing HR strategies that align with our company’s goals and vision. With the ability to identify and nurture key stakeholders, you’re a strong communicator and great at understanding people’s needs, aspirations and potential.

With a positive attitude, when faced with challenges, you’re always focused on delivering a solution. Ideally you have experience in a creative background, but if not, a willingness to be agile and understand what it’s like to work in the creative industry is just as good.

At Animade, we believe that everyone has a part to play in our journey to becoming more inclusive – as creatives, as a studio and as an industry.

We're changing how and where we advertise for vacancies, opening up opportunities to a more diverse talent pool. Every member of our team is engaged in ED&I training, and we're taking steps to offer industry support to as many people as possible.

We're looking for someone who'll be keen to work with us in creating an environment that is welcoming, safe and equitable for all.

Key Skills

Effective communication and a keen eye for detail are a must, as well as excellent organisational skills – someone who is always thinking one step ahead, with a methodical approach.

Emotional intelligence is also really important; understanding how creatives think, learn and produce their best work, and tactfully applying HR practices to complement that. You’ll need to carry out all HR-related activities with diplomacy, fairness and sensitivity where needed.

We’re looking for someone who’s able to identify and report on key HR metrics that will demonstrate progress in HR and company goals and objectives, and report with influence and confidence – being able to convince managers, leads and directors of best HR practices based on experience, data and research.

Understanding what it means to be a successful line manager – so that you are able to coach and advise our managers – is also key, along with the ability to effectively delegate tasks where needed, to keep everything running smoothly!

Tasks

This is a wide-ranging role with a variety of responsibilities, including:

Identifying new opportunities and challenges facing the company, and creating strategies for improving things like reward and benefits, employee engagement and training

Analysing and presenting HR data, making recommendations based on experience, research and best practice that align with our strategy

Providing timely advice on all employment matters from employment law to best practice, and ways to improve the HR provision

Managing and communicating our pay review process each year

Administration covering the employee life cycle from starters to leavers, including (but not limited to) sickness, annual leave, turnover and ensuring employee records are up to date

Taking the lead on recruitment strategies, posting of roles, training hiring managers, arranging interviews, keeping candidates informed of the process, obtaining and delivering feedback to unsuccessful candidates and managing the offer process for successful candidates, including right-to-work through to on-boarding

Advising us on any changes needed to policies and conducting regular reviews to ensure they are fit for purpose and relevant

Being responsible for overseeing all GDPR policies and requirements, adhering to the 2018 legislation, managing and conducting internal audits, acting as the Data Protection Officer and actioning any subject data requests within allowed timescales

Details & Benefits

  • Salary: £35,000-40,000
  • Flexible working hours – we value a healthy work-life balance that accommodates people’s different needs
  • Pension scheme
  • Team away days and trips (when we can...!)
  • Friendly, open and welcoming company culture and team spirit

We are all currently working from home, but we are usually based at our beautiful studio near Old Street, London so you will need to have the right to live and work in the UK.

As part of our Equality Policy, we are committed in our journey to eliminating discrimination, encouraging and valuing diversity amongst our workforce. We welcome enquiries from everyone.

Please note the deadline for applications is Friday 5th March.

Please apply via this Airtable link.