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I am currently recruiting for a Finance Business Partner within the children's and education service to work within local government. The role will be for 6 months at least and will be paying up to 500 p/day. Job Specification Guiding managers through Budgeting & Planning Applying knowledge of financial procedures/processes to identify issues in these areas and know the correct route to resolve issues Calculate/reconcile staff budgets back to establishments Preparation of DMT reports Knowledge of SEN and High needs is desirable Monitor relevant grants, ensure accounting is correct and Oracle related queries Preparation of Budget virements Ensuring monthly recharge journals are correct and loaded monthly Set up new cost centres, distribution sets, memo lines in Oracle Manage/assist annual budget load exercise If you are interested, please send me your CV

I am urgently seeking an Interim Head of Resource & Capability for my Civil Service client for a period of 3 months initially. This position will pay up to £700 per day through an umbrella company depending upon experience and can be carried out on a hybrid working arrangement 1 day per week in the office from London, Cardiff or Glasgow. Candidates must have experience of working in a similar leadership role within the UK Civil Service with an understanding of Cabinet Office controls and ministerial priorities . The role will: Set the strategic direction for resourcing and workforce capability, defining policies, governance frameworks, KPIs and assurance mechanisms aligned with organisational priorities and Civil Service standards, including secondments/loans and sponsorship assurance and oversight of budget allocation for resourcing activity.- Lead end to end talent acquisition and deployment, overseeing attraction, recruitment, internal mobility, secondments and loans and talent pipelines to deliver workforce plans efficiently and inclusively, managing budgets for campaigns, assessment tools and external delivery partners.- Develop attraction strategies and approaches to attract and retain talent across the workforce.- Be responsible for the development and delivery of an Early Careers strategy, providing routes into employment via initiatives such as - apprenticeships, internships and work experience to deliver against the EDI ambitions. - Drive workforce planning and forecasting, partnering with Senior People Partners and business leaders to anticipate demand, build critical skills pipelines and maintain succession plans for hard to fill roles, ensuring financial planning aligns with workforce priorities.- Co-lead the organisation's EDI Strategy with responsibility for delivering EDI actions and targets that relate to resourcing and capability, including overseeing EDI action plans and driving organisation wide engagement on resourcing initiatives that strengthen culture and support a positive employee experience.- Lead through the workforce analytics team innovation and introduction of dashboards (utilising AI technologies) and moving HR metrics beyond compliance to a proactive approach for data driven decision making.- Build hiring manager capability and improve the candidate experience, ensuring compliant and fair, inclusive recruitment, while holding accountability for the quality of hiring manager decisions and robust selection processes. Essential criteria for the successful candidate includes: - Proven experience in setting strategic direction and leading end-to-end resourcing functions including workforce planning, attraction, early careers strategy, internal mobility and talent pipelines. Strong understanding and application of Recruitment legislation and good practice in large-scale complex organisations. Demonstrated success in improving diversity and inclusion outcomes in recruitment, talent deployment, and capability building. Experience delivering high-quality data services and leading a data-driven resourcing function using metrics and analytics to drive organisational performance and continuous improvement. Strong commercial acumen with experience managing external suppliers and frameworks (e.g., RPO, executive search, contingent labour). Professional qualification in HR (e.g. CIPD Level 7 or equivalent) or equivalent experience. If you have the essential skills, experience and knowledge as required for this role, please apply now with your up to date CV and contact details.

A Charity in London are seeking an experienced Cyber Security Lead to provide leadership and accountability for all cyber security concerns across the organisation. This role will serve as the lead on cyber security matters, liaising and seeking assurance whilst working collaboratively with the team to help guide their strategy, design, implementation and continuous improvement of local security compliance, infrastructure, policies and practices. You will need both experience of security frameworks and internal stakeholder engagement regarding security issues and also by able to get hands on when needed within the estate. The successful candidate will be responsible for assuring the protection of their digital assets, framework and regulatory compliance (such as CE+, CAF, ISO27001 and GDPR/DPA), and minimizing internal and supplier risks through liaising with the team and their SaaS providers. The successful candidate will be able to get hands on initially. Skills & Experience 5+ years in cyber security with leadership or ownership of security functions. Strong knowledge of network, application, cloud (AWS/Azure), and endpoint security. Ability to analyse vulnerabilities, threats, procedures and architectural design, producing reports and sharing intelligence. Hands-on experience with SIEM (e.g., Arctic Wolf), Fortinet firewalls, Nessus, and vulnerability remediation. Experience working with SOC teams and supplier security assessments. Familiarity with CAF, CE+, NIST, CIS Controls, ISO 27001. Strong incident response, analytical, and problem solving skills. Knowledge of AI/ML risks and AI governance. Experience with phishing campaigns, penetration testing, and remediation. Understanding of healthcare data protection, ideally NHS/UK standards. Excellent communication skills across technical and senior stakeholder groups. Organised, proactive, and committed to continuous learning.

Salary: 60,000 - 65,000 per annum Location: Remote Working Contract: Permanent, Full Time We're looking for an experienced Commercial Finance Manager to join a high-performing charity. This is a strategic role where you'll work closely with senior stakeholders to provide commercial insight, support investment decisions and help maximise value across a diverse portfolio of activities. Key Responsibilities Partner with senior leaders to improve financial performance and support strategic decision-making. Provide commercial insight, challenge and financial expertise to influence business decisions. Lead the development, review and financial evaluation of investment business cases. Develop robust financial models, scenario analysis and investment appraisals to support strategic initiatives. Partner with operational teams to analyse profitability, support investment decisions and drive commercial performance improvements. Support commercial growth by evaluating new revenue opportunities, pricing strategies and business initiatives. Develop and maintain pricing models that balance commercial objectives, sustainability and market conditions. Provide financial support for commercial opportunities, including bid modelling, customer profitability analysis and contract negotiations. Support treasury and cash management through cash flow analysis and investment recommendations. Develop commercial forecasting models, performance dashboards and key performance indicators. Monitor investment performance through post-investment reviews and benefits realisation. Identify opportunities to improve profitability, efficiency and long-term financial sustainability. Build strong collaborative relationships across the organisation while promoting financial accountability and continuous improvement. You'll bring: A professional accounting qualification (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent). Significant experience in commercial finance, finance business partnering or a similar strategic finance role. Experience developing investment appraisals, business cases and financial models. Strong commercial awareness and the ability to translate financial information into meaningful business insight. Experience influencing senior stakeholders and supporting strategic decision-making. Knowledge of pricing strategy, forecasting and commercial performance analysis. Excellent analytical, financial modelling and problem-solving skills. Strong communication and relationship-building skills, with the confidence to provide constructive challenge. The ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. Experience working in the not-for-profit (NFP) sector at a senior level. Apply Now If you're an ambitious commercial finance professional looking for a role where you can shape strategy, influence investment decisions and drive business performance, we'd love to hear from you.

Salary: 80,000 - 85,000 per annum Location: London (Hybrid Working) Contract: Permanent, Full Time You'll lead the day to day finance operations, ensuring accurate financial reporting, strong internal controls and efficient transactional finance processes. You'll also drive continuous improvement, optimise finance systems and develop a high performing team capable of supporting the charity's strategic ambitions. Key Responsibilities Lead the day-to-day operation of the finance function, ensuring efficient, accurate and customer-focused financial services. Oversee all financial operations, including Procure-to-Pay (P2P), Order-to-Cash (O2C), Record-to-Report (R2R), payroll, treasury, VAT and corporate tax. Lead the month-end, quarter-end and year-end close processes, ensuring timely and accurate financial reporting. Maintain a robust financial control environment and ensure all balance sheet reconciliations are completed accurately. Oversee the preparation of statutory accounts and manage the external audit process. Ensure compliance with all relevant accounting standards, tax legislation and financial regulations. Manage cash flow, treasury activities and banking relationships, producing accurate cash flow forecasts and optimising liquidity. Lead VAT and corporate tax compliance, ensuring accurate submissions and providing technical guidance where required. Act as the business owner for the finance system, driving optimisation, automation and continuous process improvement. Develop and implement finance policies, procedures and internal control frameworks to strengthen governance and minimise risk. Drive improvements across transactional finance through automation, standardisation and enhanced management information. Lead, coach and develop the Financial Operations team, fostering a culture of accountability, continuous improvement and excellent customer service. Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders to ensure finance operates as a trusted business partner across the organisation. Experience Required: A professional accounting qualification (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent). Significant experience leading a financial control or financial operations function. Extensive experience managing month-end and year-end reporting, statutory accounts and external audits. Strong knowledge of financial controls, governance and internal control frameworks. Experience overseeing Procure-to-Pay, Order-to-Cash and Record-to-Report processes. Experience managing treasury, cash flow, payroll, VAT and corporate taxation. Experience implementing or optimising ERP finance systems and driving finance transformation. Strong leadership experience, with a proven ability to develop high-performing teams. Experience working in the not-for-profit (NFP) sector at "Head of" level. A proactive mindset with a passion for process improvement, automation and delivering operational excellence. Apply Now If you're an accomplished finance leader looking for an opportunity to shape financial operations, strengthen governance and lead continuous improvement, we'd love to hear from you.

Are you an organised, people-focused HR professional looking to take ownership of a broad and impactful operational HR role? We are delighted to exclusively offer this exciting opportunity for an experienced HR professional to join Society of London Theatre (SOLT) and UK Theatre - the membership bodies representing theatre producers, managers, owners and operators across the West End and the UK. With an ambitious five-year strategy and a clear mission to champion theatre and help its members thrive, SOLT-UKT are evolving-and they are now looking for a talented HR Operations Manager to join their team. About the role This is a unique opportunity to take ownership of HR operations in a stand-alone role, working closely with the Director of Finance & Operations. You'll lead the delivery of efficient, compliant and people-centred HR services for a team of around 60 staff, ensuring a seamless employee experience at every stage of the lifecycle. From onboarding to offboarding, performance management to policy development, you'll continuously improve systems, processes and ways of working. You'll also act as a trusted first point of contact for HR queries, provide guidance to managers, and use data and insights to inform decision-making at senior level. What you'll bring You'll already have experience in a similar HR operations or generalist role, ideally within a small or medium-sized organisation. You'll be confident working independently, highly organised, and comfortable managing HR systems and data. Strong interpersonal skills are essential-you'll build trusted relationships across the organisation, support managers with best practice, and help embed a culture of inclusion, fairness and continuous improvement. Up-to-date knowledge of UK employment law, a proactive mindset, and a passion for creating a positive employee experience will set you apart. Why join SOLT-UKT? You'll be part of a welcoming, collaborative team based in the heart of Covent Garden, with hybrid working (minimum 60% office-based). They also offer: Generous annual leave plus birthday day off Pension scheme and wellbeing support Learning and development opportunities Access to theatre tickets and industry events A strong commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion A lively social culture and meaningful sustainability initiatives Most importantly, you'll contribute to an organisation that sits at the heart of a £2bn industry that enriches lives and communities across the UK. For more information, please access the recruitment information pack via the Morgan Law vacancy page. Please note: All direct and third party applications will be forwarded to Morgan Law.

Financial Systems Lead (Unit4) wanted for a local authority based in the Midlands. The role will be for 6 Months and will be paying up to £800 p/day. Main duties include:- Act as the accountancy SME for Unit 4 ERP optimisation project for core financial systems together with integration with a new Unit 4 HR/Payroll module over a period of 18 months. To establish modern finance structures and accounting configuration to meet professional accounting and reporting standards whilst delivering accurate and timely internal financial management and reporting to service directorates including enabling budget holder self-service. Maintain and develop a streamlined Chart of Accounts, coding structures, dimensions, workflows, and hierarchies within Unit4 which meets internal and external statutory accounting and reporting requirements. Ensure robust implementation of systems and revision of working processes and practices to optimise system functionality and efficient working practices and reporting. Lead the design, review, and optimisation of the Chart of Accounts (CoA) structure and associated changes to controls within feeder systems and accounting practices. Ensure CoA alignment with organisational reporting, statutory requirements, and management information needs. The ideal candidate will have previous experience of working with Unit4 and will have worked in a Chief Accountant role or similar within a local authority If you are interested in this role, please apply

A Interim Head of Technology is required for a charity in London for an initial 6 months paying between 70,000 - 75,000. The requires on average 1 day a week in the office. You will need to have worked in the charity sector previously, or very similar scale not for profit organisation. The role is both strategic in undertaking a review of the function but also very hands on, so you will need to be able to do both aspects of the role. Role Purpose The Interim Head of IT is the lead technology expert for the organisation. They will ensure the core central technology and IT operations run smoothly. They are responsible for cybersecurity and ensuring that applications run by other teams are safe and fit for purpose. There is also a small helpdesk function that needs to reviewed. The interim role will review the small 2 person in house IT function and the core IT set up to ensure that the charity has the correct technology for the organisation to meet its core goals. You will also work closely with the Digital and Data team to ensure clarity of services offered by both functions. Key duties and responsibilities will include: Deliver change Deliver a roadmap of technology-related projects, and support other teams who also contribute to the overall technology roadmap Portfolio of business systems Provide advice and technical guidance to teams who manage their own applications and systems (finance, fundraising, HR, NDAH, Data). Be a trusted advisor and business partner for SMT and other colleagues, providing expertise, identifying opportunities and delivering solutions for modernisation, automation, and cost optimisation across the organisation. Approve the purchase of any new software or online services ensuring that they meet the needs of the colleagues who will use them and are secure, appropriately supported, adhere to our technology standards, and are cost-effective Manage technology related risk Be responsible for all aspects of cybersecurity within the charity, and lead the organisation to Cyber Essentials Plus certification Maintain departmental risks register, and manage relevant risks Technology expert Be the technical subject matter expert for all projects with a technology element. Develop technology related policies and keep them up to date Maintain awareness of emerging technologies and trends, advising on their relevance to the charity. If you have the above experience obtained in the relevant sector and available to start a new role ASAP, please do apply with a tailored CV.

My public sector client needs to recruit an interim financial analyst to deliver a piece of work on a PFI contract. Working at a critical time for the PFI contract, the Financial analyst will evaluate the long-term affordability, risk transfer, and value for money of public infrastructure projects. This will involve assessing capital costs, financing rates, lifecycle maintenance expenses. This is a short term contract and day to day you will be required to: Take ambiguous data and interrogate the data, create new excel dashboards with the data and model to show what the figures actually are Analyse the FM providers spreadsheets for inaccurate data and incorrectly reported data Pull out data from a wide range of reports Build dashboards to track the lifecycle of the project with more accuracy Scrutinise the projected costs for repairing and replacing major assets (like boilers or roofs) to ensure funds are properly allocated Conduct gap analyses to ensure the private operator has fulfilled all contractual obligations and that the handover does not burden taxpayers with unexpected backlog maintenance costs This role requires an immediate start. To be considered you will need to have PFI and Lifecycle experience as well as excellent financial analysis and modelling skills. The role is homebased with a rate of circa 600 a day inside IR35.

My Local Government client is looking to recruit a qualified and experienced Financial Accountant to join the team on a permanent basis. Reporting into the Head of Finance, the role of Financial Accountant will be responsible for providing professional financial support and advice as well as providing effective leadership to the accountancy team ensuring a high level of service is delivered. Day to day your role will include: Supporting in the preparation of the Final Accounts to an extremely high quality and within all reporting deadlines including all necessary financial statements working papers and returns. Supporting in the preparation of the annual budget, financial plan and 3 year budget including all necessary budget working papers. Ensure correct accounting treatment at the financial year end for both business rates and Council Tax. Work cross organisation to ensure that all returns are completed on time and financial reporting is in line with current legislation. Ensure that the asset register is maintained and capital expenditure and financing is treated correctly. To be the financial lead across various projects. This role requires a fully qualified accountant with previous Local Government experience, especially in Collection Fund, Capital Accounting and Financial Accounting. This is a permanent role with a salary range of 55,000 to 60,000. The role requires 2 days a week in the Kent office.

Are you an experienced procurement professional looking to lead strategic sourcing activity across complex, high-value categories? Do you thrive in environments where you can influence stakeholders, drive value, and shape commercial strategies? If so, this could be your next move. We're looking for a Senior Procurement Officer to take ownership of key indirect spend areas and deliver impactful procurement solutions across a diverse stakeholder landscape. About the Role This is a strategic and hands-on procurement position where you'll lead end-to-end tendering activity and develop category strategies that deliver measurable value. You'll work across a broad portfolio of indirect spend, with a focus on: Estates & Facilities Digital / Technology Workforce You'll manage procurement projects from initial scoping through to contract award, ensuring compliance with public sector procurement regulations, including the Procurement Act 2023 . Key Responsibilities Lead and deliver end-to-end procurement exercises using e-tendering systems Develop and implement category strategies aligned to organisational objectives Provide expert advice on procurement routes, contract structures, and compliance Manage supplier relationships and contract performance to drive continuous improvement Analyse spend and market data to identify savings and value opportunities Engage and influence a wide range of stakeholders, including senior leaders Line manage 1-2 team members, supporting their development and performance Ensure all procurement activity is compliant, transparent, and delivers best value About You You'll be a commercially minded procurement professional with the confidence to operate independently and influence at all levels. We're particularly interested in candidates who bring: Strong experience in public sector procurement Up-to-date knowledge of procurement legislation (including the Procurement Act 2023) Proven experience delivering tenders independently via e-procurement systems Experience in one or more of the following categories: Estates & Facilities, Digital, or Workforce Excellent analytical, stakeholder management, and communication skills Experience managing or mentoring staff A CIPS qualification (or working towards Chartered status) is highly desirable. What's on offer A high-impact role with exposure to complex, high-value procurement projects Hybrid working with a central London office location near Tower Bridge Opportunity to shape category strategies and influence senior stakeholders A collaborative and forward-thinking working environment Clear opportunities for professional development and career progression Location: London (near Tower Bridge) - hybrid working (1 day per week in office) Salary: 58-63,000 per annum If you're ready to take the lead on strategic procurement initiatives and make a tangible difference, we'd love to hear from you.

My client, a well known charity, is looking to recruit a permanent business partner to join the team. Based from home, with some travel throughout the year, the role will be to deliver financial data, analysis and support to managers across the business whilst developing and delivering good quality budgeting and forecasting tools which will help provide specialist financial advice for informed decision-making. Day to day your role will include: To be part of all financial planning and business planning cycle activities, to include the annual budget, Medium Term Business Strategy and quarterly rolling forecasts. Deliver high-quality financial information on a regular and adhoc basis which may include daily, weekly, monthly cycles Transform data into relevant information; identify trends, and deep-dive into variances. Consult closely with stakeholder to understand current and future business needs and ensure the necessary resources and plans are in place. Interpret and interrogate the financial data in order to identify key areas of the business for development and performance review. Ensure statistical returns are completed as required by law and results analysed for benchmarking against the sector and key competitors (to include charity sector external reporting) To be considered for the role you will need to be a fully qualified (CCAB) finance professional with previous experience in business partnering as well as in the charity or another regulated sector. This is a home based role but some travel will be required throughout the year. The salary range is 53,000 to 63,000.

My Local Government client is looking for a qualified finance professional to join them as their permanent Assistant Finance Manager - Treasury. Reporting into the Senior Finance Manager, day to day you will be responsible for: Leading and managing treasury operations - oversee daily cashflow, investments, borrowing, and liquidity while ensuring compliance with treasury policies, regulations, and risk management frameworks. Providing technical treasury expertise and advice Developing and monitoring financial strategies and reporting - support and maintain the Treasury Management Strategy, capital financing strategy, prudential indicators, and deliver high-quality performance reports and forecasts. Maintaining treasury policies and practices, oversee accounting and disclosures, liaise with auditors, and monitor compliance with statutory guidance and financial controls. Leading VAT and financial compliance activities - provide expert VAT advice across treasury and capital activities, ensure accurate returns, and keep the organisation updated on legislative changes. Managing and developing the team and wider service - line manage treasury staff, support corporate projects, drive continuous improvement, and build strong relationships with stakeholders, Members, and external partners. Providing financial support and analysis to other service areas, helping to drive improvements and ensure value for money. To be considered for the role you will need to be able to demonstrate the following: Experience in delivering treasury management activities within an agreed strategy and governance framework. Proven experience of complex cashflow forecasting, borrowing and investment management. Detailed knowledge of treasury accounting and the related year-end accounting and disclosure requirements. Excellent communication skills, with the ability to build effective relationships with stakeholders. A professional finance qualification (CCAB or equivalent) is essential. This is a permanent role with 1 to 2 days a week needed in the office. The salary range for the role is £45,091 to £53,460.

My Local Government client is looking to recruit a permanent Pensions Fund Governance Manager to join their team. In this role you will be responsible for developing and implementing the Pension Funds regulatory framework and governance assurance system as well as supporting the development, maintenance and reporting of all governance processes, ensuring that they are implemented and measured to confirm they are improving organisational effectiveness, efficiency and customer focused outcomes which is regularly reported to the Pension Committee and Local Pension Board. The key requirements of the role include: Be the main point of contact within the Pension Team on all matters relating to pension scheme governance, the Pensions Regulators Code of Practice 14 and all relevant statutory and non-statutory guidance impacting public sector schemes. Be responsible for all Fund governance arrangements, leading the development and implementation of the Funds wide-ranging governance related objectives set out in its business plan, reviewing these regularly and ensuring appropriate procedures are in place to measure success of achievement. Ensure that from an audit perspective the Fund is operating correctly and provides the assurances to Committee of the management of all identified risks, working with the auditors to agree action plans, through their development, execution and reporting to Committee and Local Pension Board. Ensure the Fund meets all the requirements of the Pensions Regulator Code of Practice 14 and that such adherence is monitored on a regular basis through publication of key performance indicators for review by the Management Team, Corporate Leadership Team, Committee and Pension Board, along with participating in appropriate benchmarking clubs and delivery against action plans. To be considered for the role you will need to have a relevant qualification (IPPM, PMI, CII) and have extensive knowledge of LGPS regulations. You will also need previous experience of providing governance services to a large defined benefit pension scheme, with reference to Committee management and national LGPS governance standards. This is a permanent role paying circa 65,000 with a minimum of 2 days a week required in the office.

Salary: £80,000 - £85,000 per annum Location: London (Hybrid Working) Contract: Permanent, Full Time You'll lead the day to day finance operations, ensuring accurate financial reporting, strong internal controls and efficient transactional finance processes. You'll also drive continuous improvement, optimise finance systems and develop a high performing team capable of supporting the charity's strategic ambitions. Key Responsibilities Lead the day-to-day operation of the finance function, ensuring efficient, accurate and customer-focused financial services. Oversee all financial operations, including Procure-to-Pay (P2P), Order-to-Cash (O2C), Record-to-Report (R2R), payroll, treasury, VAT and corporate tax. Lead the month-end, quarter-end and year-end close processes, ensuring timely and accurate financial reporting. Maintain a robust financial control environment and ensure all balance sheet reconciliations are completed accurately. Oversee the preparation of statutory accounts and manage the external audit process. Ensure compliance with all relevant accounting standards, tax legislation and financial regulations. Manage cash flow, treasury activities and banking relationships, producing accurate cash flow forecasts and optimising liquidity. Lead VAT and corporate tax compliance, ensuring accurate submissions and providing technical guidance where required. Act as the business owner for the finance system, driving optimisation, automation and continuous process improvement. Develop and implement finance policies, procedures and internal control frameworks to strengthen governance and minimise risk. Drive improvements across transactional finance through automation, standardisation and enhanced management information. Lead, coach and develop the Financial Operations team, fostering a culture of accountability, continuous improvement and excellent customer service. Build strong relationships with senior stakeholders to ensure finance operates as a trusted business partner across the organisation. Experience Required: A professional accounting qualification (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent). Significant experience leading a financial control or financial operations function. Extensive experience managing month-end and year-end reporting, statutory accounts and external audits. Strong knowledge of financial controls, governance and internal control frameworks. Experience overseeing Procure-to-Pay, Order-to-Cash and Record-to-Report processes. Experience managing treasury, cash flow, payroll, VAT and corporate taxation. Experience implementing or optimising ERP finance systems and driving finance transformation. Strong leadership experience, with a proven ability to develop high-performing teams. Experience working in the not-for-profit (NFP) sector at "Head of" level. A proactive mindset with a passion for process improvement, automation and delivering operational excellence. Apply Now If you're an accomplished finance leader looking for an opportunity to shape financial operations, strengthen governance and lead continuous improvement, we'd love to hear from you.

Help Shape the Future of Procurement in Local Government Are you an experienced public sector procurement professional looking for your next challenge? Surrey Heath Borough Council is seeking an experienced Procurement & Contracts Specialist to join a friendly, supportive and ambitious Finance team. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in delivering high-quality procurement across a wide range of goods, services and works, while helping shape the future of procurement as local government undergoes significant transformation. You'll join a collaborative organisation that values innovation, excellent customer service and making a real difference to the communities it serves. With hybrid working (2 days in the Camberley office and 3 days working from home), you'll benefit from flexibility alongside a supportive team environment. About the Role As Procurement & Contracts Specialist, you'll lead and support end-to-end procurement activity across the Council, providing expert advice and guidance to colleagues while ensuring compliance with procurement legislation and best practice. Your responsibilities will include: Managing end-to-end procurement and tender exercises for Goods, Services and Works. Leading procurement projects through an electronic eSourcing portal. Developing sourcing strategies and category management plans. Preparing procurement documentation including specifications, Invitations to Tender, evaluation criteria and pricing schedules. Conducting spend analysis and identifying opportunities for savings and efficiencies. Negotiating contracts and supporting supplier relationship and performance management. Providing procurement advice and training across the organisation. Working closely with Legal, Finance and service teams to deliver compliant, innovative and value-for-money procurement solutions. Promoting social value, sustainability and collaborative procurement opportunities. About You We're looking for someone who can bring both technical procurement expertise and excellent stakeholder management skills. To be successful, you'll have: Proven UK public sector procurement experience, ideally within Local Government. A strong understanding of the Procurement Act 2023 and its practical application. Experience managing end-to-end tendering exercises using an electronic eSourcing portal. Experience developing procurement strategies and managing competitive tender processes. Excellent knowledge of procurement legislation, governance and best practice. Strong negotiation, communication and relationship-building skills. The ability to manage multiple procurement projects while providing trusted advice to stakeholders across the organisation. Why Join Surrey Heath Borough Council? Surrey Heath is committed to delivering excellent services through meaningful community engagement, innovation and collaboration. Its people are at the heart of everything it does, and the Council offers a supportive culture where your ideas and expertise are valued. Local Government Reorganisation From April 2027, Surrey Heath Borough Council will become part of the new West Surrey Unitary Council as part of one of the most significant local government reorganisations in decades. Joining the Council now gives you the opportunity to help shape the future of procurement within a larger organisation while gaining invaluable experience during this exciting period of change. Most employees are expected to transfer to the new authority on their existing terms and conditions, creating even greater opportunities for career development and progression. Benefits Surrey Heath Borough Council offers an excellent benefits package including: Hybrid working (2 office days / 3 home working days) Minimum 23 days annual leave, rising to 28 days after five years' service, plus Bank Holidays Local Government Pension Scheme Free employee parking Payment of one professional membership Subsidised gym membership Cycle to Work scheme Kaarp employee discounts on shopping, supermarkets, holidays and cinema tickets Laptop and mobile phone (where applicable) A welcoming, supportive team committed to your development If you're looking for an opportunity where you can apply your procurement expertise, influence strategic procurement decisions and contribute to the future of local government, we'd love to hear from you. Closing Date: Monday 30th June Interviews: Tuesday 8th and Wednesday 9th July Location: Surrey Heath House, Knoll Road, Camberley (Hybrid Working - 2 days in the office, 3 days from home) This recruitment campaign is being managed by an external recruitment agency - Morgan Law - who are dedicated to promoting an inclusive recruitment process for all applicants. Kindly note that all applications must be submitted via Morgan Law. CVs sent directly to Surrey Heath Borough Council will not be considered.

Lead Procurement. Drive Change. Deliver Value. Are you ready to build something from the ground up? We're partnering with a respected membership organisation with an annual turnover of approximately 25 million to recruit a standalone Procurement Manager . This is a newly created role offering the rare opportunity to establish and lead procurement across the organisation, influencing strategy, governance and commercial decision-making from day one. Hybrid Working London (Chancery Lane) Typically 1 day per week in the office 35 hours per week Fixed Term to December 2027 with strong potential to become permanent Reporting to the Facilities & Operations Manager within the Corporate Services & Infrastructure team, you'll have the autonomy to shape the procurement function, refine the existing strategy and embed best practice across all areas of organisational spend. Whether you're already operating as a Procurement Manager or you're an experienced procurement professional ready to step into your first standalone leadership role, this is an opportunity to make a genuine and lasting impact. The Opportunity This is far more than a transactional procurement role. You'll become the organisation's procurement expert, partnering with stakeholders across the business to create a commercially focused, value-driven procurement function. Key responsibilities will include: Developing and evolving the organisation's procurement strategy Embedding robust procurement governance, policies and best practice Creating and maintaining a comprehensive contracts register Reviewing supplier performance and identifying opportunities for greater value and efficiency Supporting contract managers across the organisation to improve procurement capability Building strong, collaborative supplier relationships Delivering value for money while ensuring compliance and effective risk management Supporting a significant multi-year digital transformation programme, including the procurement of business-critical contracts About You We're looking for someone who enjoys working autonomously, building relationships and driving positive change. You'll likely bring: Procurement experience across a broad range of categories Strong knowledge of procurement governance, contract management and supplier relationship management The confidence to influence stakeholders at all levels A strategic mindset combined with a practical, hands-on approach Excellent commercial awareness and negotiation skills Experience developing procurement processes, frameworks or governance A passion for improving how organisations buy goods and services Professional procurement qualifications (such as CIPS) would be advantageous but are not essential. Why This Role? This is a genuine opportunity to leave your mark. You'll inherit the foundations of a procurement strategy, but you'll have the freedom to challenge it, develop it and create a procurement function that delivers long-term value across the organisation. You'll enjoy: A newly created, high-profile standalone role Significant autonomy and influence Exposure to organisation-wide procurement activity A collaborative hybrid working environment Typically one day per week in the London office (with flexibility around team attendance) The opportunity to support a major digital transformation programme A contract through to December 2027 with strong potential to become permanent If you're looking for a role where you can combine strategic thinking with hands-on delivery and build a procurement function that makes a real difference, we'd love to hear from you.

We are seeking an experienced and proactive Interim People Partner to provide a professional, operational, and people-focused HR service. This role has a strong emphasis on employee relations, manager coaching, policy development, and employee engagement. Working closely with managers across the organisation, you will play a key role in supporting a positive, inclusive workplace culture while ensuring compliance with employment legislation and HR best practice. This role is for 12 months fixed term contract to cover maternity leave. Key Responsibilities Employee Relations Lead on complex and sensitive employee relations cases, including disciplinary, grievance, capability, performance, and attendance matters. Provide expert advice and guidance to managers, ensuring cases are managed fairly, consistently, and in accordance with employment law and internal policies. Coach and support managers through all stages of employee relations processes, building confidence and capability. Conduct investigations and prepare reports, recommendations, and supporting documentation. Identify trends and recommend proactive solutions to people-related challenges. Deliver coaching and practical advice to managers on people management matters. Design and facilitate training sessions on employee relations, best practice, and management skills. Support managers in driving high performance and positive employee experiences. Policy Development and Compliance Review, develop, and implement HR policies and procedures. Ensure policies remain compliant with current employment legislation and aligned with organisational values. Provide guidance on legislative changes and HR best practice. Employee Engagement and Culture Support initiatives that enhance employee engagement, wellbeing, and inclusion. Contribute to projects that strengthen organisational culture and employee experience. Partner with stakeholders to promote a positive and supportive working environment. You will bring: Significant experience managing employee relations cases. Strong knowledge of UK employment law and HR best practice. Experience coaching and influencing managers at all levels. Excellent communication, investigation, and stakeholder management skills. Experience drafting and implementing HR policies and procedures. A proactive, collaborative, and solutions-focused approach. CIPD Level 5 qualification (or equivalent experience) Hybrid working available

I am urgently seeking a part time Interim HRIS (Cascade) & Data Specialist for my charity client based in Stratford, London, for an initial 6 to 9 months. The role will be working 3 days per week, with 1 day per week in the office and 2 working remote paying a full time equivalent salary of 45,000 per year / 27,000 for 3 days per week. Reporting to the People & Culture Operations Manager, your role will lead on the administration and optimisation of their core HR system, IRIS Cascade (experience of the system is essential), ensuring accurate and efficient processing of employee data and system workflows. You will be responsible for delivering timely and insightful people data reports and dashboards to support organisational planning and decision-making. Working closely with the wider People & Culture team and external vendors, the role will also support HR projects that involve data and system improvements. Experience with Learning Management Systems (e.g., Kallidus or Cornerstone) is desirable, but not essential. Key responsibilities include: - HR Systems Management 1. Act as the lead administrator for IRIS Cascade, overseeing maintenance, configuration, and user management. 2. Ensure the accuracy, consistency, and integrity of employee data across the system. 3. Troubleshoot system issues and liaise with external providers and IT to resolve technical queries. 4. Develop and deliver user training, guidance, and documentation for staff using Cascade. 5. Support GDPR compliance by managing user access and contributing to data protection protocols. HR Data & Reporting 6. Design and maintain scheduled reports and dashboards for key HR metrics (e.g. headcount, turnover, absence, EDI). 7. Produce tailored reports and datasets for senior stakeholders, audits, and regulatory needs. 8. Provide data analysis and insights that support workforce planning and strategic projects. 9. Champion data-driven decision-making across the People & Culture function. Project & Process Support 10. Identify opportunities to enhance HRIS functionality and streamline People processes. 11. Support the implementation of new modules or systems as required. 12. Collaborate with colleagues across People, IT, and Finance to support cross-functional data initiatives. If you have Cascade systems experience and the above requirements and you are available within a month's notice, please apply by submitting your up to date CV and contact details.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a qualified accountant to join this public sector organisation on a fixed term basis for 12 to 18 months. Reporting into the CFO, your role will be to support them as well as the Finance Manager with overseeing financial affairs, that will include: Lead on the preparation of annual budgets, management accounts, and the financial aspects of contract management, Provide financial reporting to the Board. Advise the CFO on the development and implementation of robust financial policies to ensure the efficient and effective operation of the company. Be responsible for preparing and producing the annual accounts. Lead on treasury management, including managing the cash flow and performing regular bank reconciliations. Oversee the efficient handling of financial resources, ensuring adequate liquidity and timely payments while monitoring cash balances. Lead on external audit process. Serve as the primary point of contact for the external auditors, coordinate the gathering of required information, and ensure a smooth and successful audit, addressing any issues or recommendations that arise. To be considered for the role you will need to be a fully qualified accountant and have previous experience in a public sector finance role. Excellent communication skills as well as presentation skills and stakeholder management are also required for the role. The role is being offered on a fixed term basis and there will be some requirement to visit the London office each month but this can be flexible. The salary range for the role is £69,400 to £84,800.