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Join our global organisation as a People & Culture Advisor on a 12-month FTC. This hybrid role in Greater Manchester offers a true HR generalist position, advising managers and employees on all people matters. CIPD qualification and strong UK employment law knowledge are essential. You will foste...
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United Kingdom , Greater Manchester; Salford
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Join Adbri as a People & Culture Advisor in Adelaide. Provide proactive HR support and advice across SA & NT, handling case management, employee engagement, and IR matters. Utilize your generalist HR experience in a complex organisation to drive key P&C initiatives and lifecycle processes. This i...
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Australia , Adelaide
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Explore People & Culture Advisor jobs and discover a dynamic career at the heart of modern human resources. This pivotal role, often seen as the backbone of an organisation's employee experience, blends strategic insight with hands-on support to cultivate a thriving workplace. Professionals in this field act as trusted consultants and partners to both management and staff, guiding the entire employee lifecycle while championing a positive organisational culture. Unlike traditional HR roles, the title 'People & Culture' emphasises a proactive, holistic approach focused on engagement, development, and fostering an environment where people can do their best work. A People & Culture Advisor typically operates as a generalist, managing a diverse portfolio. Core responsibilities include providing expert advice on employment law, company policies, and complex employee relations matters such as performance management, disciplinary actions, and conflict resolution. They are instrumental in onboarding new hires, ensuring a seamless integration that reinforces company values from day one. Furthermore, Advisors often coordinate training and development initiatives, support health and wellbeing programmes, and manage critical HR administration with meticulous attention to data accuracy and confidentiality. Their work ensures legal compliance and promotes fairness, consistency, and a sense of belonging across the organisation. The skill set required for these jobs is both broad and deep. Successful Advisors are typically strong communicators with high emotional intelligence, capable of navigating sensitive conversations with tact and professionalism. They possess a solid grounding in employment legislation and best practices, often backed by a relevant qualification like the CIPD. Organisational prowess is key, as is the ability to prioritise a fluctuating workload in a fast-paced environment. A genuine passion for people and a strategic mindset are essential; these professionals must balance day-to-day problem-solving with long-term initiatives that enhance culture, retention, and performance. For those seeking a career that makes a tangible impact on both individual careers and organisational success, People & Culture Advisor jobs offer a rewarding and ever-evolving pathway.

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