Company: REED
Job Type: Temporary, FullTime
Salary: £20.00 - £24.00 per hour, Inc benefits
People Partner (Band 6) – 3–6 Month Assignment
A fantastic opportunity to shape culture, develop managers and make a real impact.
Are you an experienced HR professional who thrives in a fast-paced, people-focused environment?
Do you enjoy coaching managers, leading complex ER cases, and driving meaningful cultural and organisational change?
We’re looking for a confident, proactive and highly capable People Partner to join my clients for an initial 3–6 month period. This is a brilliant opportunity to influence, support and coach leaders across diverse services and make a measurable difference during an exciting period of change.
Why This Role?
You’ll be joining a supportive, friendly HR Operations team who work collaboratively across the organisation to ensure:
- Leaders are confident, well-supported and empowered
- Good people management practice is the norm
- Staff have access to learning that enables them to do their best work
- Policies and processes are robust, practical and people-centred
- Culture, engagement and wellbeing are at the heart of decision-making
This role is both strategic and hands-on, perfect for someone who loves variety, autonomy and meaningful work.
What You’ll Be Doing
As a People Partner, you’ll provide expert HR advice, coaching and support across your allocated locality. Your work will include:
- Managing complex and sensitive ER issues (sickness, performance, disciplinary, capability, grievances, organisational change, redeployment, T&Cs and more)
- Coaching managers to build capability, confidence and positive culture
- Leading and supporting on organisational change and improvement activities
- Reviewing, developing and implementing HR policies
- Producing people-related data and insights to inform decision-making
- Supporting team performance, culture and wellbeing initiatives
- Acting as a panel member for formal hearings
- Leading and contributing to HR and workforce projects
- Driving modern, flexible, innovative approaches to people management
You’ll work autonomously, building strong relationships with managers and colleagues, while ensuring consistent, high-quality HR support.
What We’re Looking For
Essential:
- Strong experience in a senior generalist HR role within a fast-paced, medium/large or multi-site organisation
- Excellent working knowledge of employment law and case management
- Ability to write clear, intuitive policies and translate complex information
- Experience delivering HR projects effectively
- Strong verbal communication and influencing skills
- Evidence of sound decision-making and logical problem-solving
- Excellent IT skills, including HR systems
- Able to manage conflicting priorities and unpredictable workloads
- Ability to work autonomously and collaboratively with multiple teams
- Degree in HR or equivalent HR knowledge/experience
These are critical roles for the business, if you are looking for your next temporary opportunity, apply today!