HR Advisor Location: Slough Salary: £36,000 - £40,000 Working Pattern: Office based with option for 1-day from home each week Contract: Full-time, Permanent The Bukola Group is recruiting an experienced HR Advisor to join a busy Employee Relations function supporting operational teams across a multi-site workforce within a business services firm. This is a hands-on role suited to a confident HR professional with extensive employee relations experience, capable of independently managing a high volume and complex ER caseload. You will provide practical, legally sound advice to managers, lead ER casework end-to-end, and coach leaders to ensure fair, consistent and values-led people management. Key responsibilities include: Managing the full spectrum of ER cases including disciplinaries, grievances, absence, disputes, redundancies, flexible working and performance-related matters. Coaching and advising managers on best practice and UK employment law Drafting ER correspondence and supporting hearings and meetings Ensuring adherence to policies, procedures and timelines Analysing ER data, tracking cases and reporting on trends Supporting TUPE activity, union engagement and wider HR initiatives About you: Proven experience in a generalist HR or ER-focused role within a fast-paced, operational environment Strong, hands-on employee relations expertise (essential) Up-to-date knowledge of UK employment legislation Confident with the use of Microsoft office, particularly Excel. CIPD Level 5 qualification (or working towards) preferred Confident communicator with excellent stakeholder management skills Resilient, organised and able to manage multiple priorities Full UK driving licence and own car highly desirable This is an excellent opportunity for a pragmatic, people focused HR professional who enjoys being close to operations and making a real impact on the employee experience.
Jun 20, 2026
Full time
HR Advisor Location: Slough Salary: £36,000 - £40,000 Working Pattern: Office based with option for 1-day from home each week Contract: Full-time, Permanent The Bukola Group is recruiting an experienced HR Advisor to join a busy Employee Relations function supporting operational teams across a multi-site workforce within a business services firm. This is a hands-on role suited to a confident HR professional with extensive employee relations experience, capable of independently managing a high volume and complex ER caseload. You will provide practical, legally sound advice to managers, lead ER casework end-to-end, and coach leaders to ensure fair, consistent and values-led people management. Key responsibilities include: Managing the full spectrum of ER cases including disciplinaries, grievances, absence, disputes, redundancies, flexible working and performance-related matters. Coaching and advising managers on best practice and UK employment law Drafting ER correspondence and supporting hearings and meetings Ensuring adherence to policies, procedures and timelines Analysing ER data, tracking cases and reporting on trends Supporting TUPE activity, union engagement and wider HR initiatives About you: Proven experience in a generalist HR or ER-focused role within a fast-paced, operational environment Strong, hands-on employee relations expertise (essential) Up-to-date knowledge of UK employment legislation Confident with the use of Microsoft office, particularly Excel. CIPD Level 5 qualification (or working towards) preferred Confident communicator with excellent stakeholder management skills Resilient, organised and able to manage multiple priorities Full UK driving licence and own car highly desirable This is an excellent opportunity for a pragmatic, people focused HR professional who enjoys being close to operations and making a real impact on the employee experience.
HR Manager, UK As HR Manager for the UK, you will join the Management teams, collaborating with the HRD. Following the HR operating model, you will ensure your team provides high-quality HR support and advice to UK leaders and employees. The role requires the ability to navigate and balance differing perspectives, building strong, credible relationships and influencing effectively with stakeholders at all levels of the organisation. This role requires a highly hands-on approach: staying close to the HRD, leaders and employees, supporting day-to-day people decisions using sound judgement and experience, and maintaining trust while operating in a fast-paced environment. This is a role for someone who is comfortable rolling up their sleeves as well as operating strategically, while remaining closely involved in the day-to-day issues that matter to the business and to employees. This role manages the UK HR team (currently four people) and collaborates with other UK HR teams within Corporate HR who are outside its reporting structure. On a day-to-day basis, you will: • Serve as a trusted partner for senior leaders located in UK ensuring the establishment of sound people management practices and the implementation of consistent decision-making processes. • Coach leaders in the application of HR procedures, processes, and tools, providing the necessary feedback on their effectiveness to the global owners, suggesting improvements and ensuring compliance is maintained. • Support leaders to identify, prioritize and build organizational capabilities, behaviours, and structures. • Promote change management and help leaders to change and deal with possible barriers. • Provide local expertise to guide policies and processes and ensure legal compliance in UK. • Partner closely with the HRD in the delivery of the HR agenda • Ensure the implementation and delivery of the EDI agenda • Manage the budget and other financial measures of the HR department Together with your team: • Deliver an HR advisory service that is responsive and supportive to both employees and leaders within the UK. • Support management teams and leaders locally in a strategic and proactive way across Business units and functions and based on strong local- and business understanding. • Deliver HR services in coordination with the HR network to ensure great HR support with consistent quality for leaders. • Collaborate with the HR network to help design and deliver global processes and activities locally. • Develop, define, and implement specific local processes and concepts based on local needs, where these are not covered by global processes and initiatives. • Ensure adherence to employer responsibilities and related legislation, agreements, and policies in UK. • Build strong relations and handle negotiations with local union and employee representatives. • Advise other parts of the HR organisation on local conditions, needs and legislation to reduce risk and ensure global processes and initiatives are well implemented in the UK. • Work closely with other support functions to ensure compliance and a great employee experience • Take ownership of the HR cycle and lead its implementation aligning with the HRD as required Management responsibilities: • In your role as a HR manager, you shall manage and develop the department to ensure delivery of targets, including but not limited to: o Ensure the safety, well-being, and development of employees. o Developing the department to deliver on business priorities and ensure collaboration with other units. o Ensure your team are visible and present in the office at least 3 days a week o Ensure awareness of and adherence with Code of Conduct. o Oversee the overall planning, budgeting, and performance management process within the department. o Secure License to operate through ensuring adherence to employer responsibilities and related legislation, collaboration with local unions and employee representatives, Employers' associations, agreements, and policies in country. Preferred Qualifications • Higher relevant education, preferably at Master's level • Chartered or Fellow Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development • Good business understanding • Strong knowledge of UK labour law and employee relations Preferred Skills & Behaviour • Must be willing to be visible to the business and leaders • Office presence of at least 3 days a week is mandatory for this role (this is a visible role) • Senior HR professional with experience working and collaborating within a global matrix structure, with an understanding of the challenges of navigating a matrix structure and be comfortable with this • Self-driven, and solution oriented (See's challenges as an opportunity to add value) • Able to manage high workload, and shifting priorities • Comfortable working in close partnership with the HRD and other functions Excellent communication skills in English Leadership expectations • Work according to the leadership expectations defined from time to time • People leadership skills • Strategic and analytical mindset • Relationship builder with the ability to collaborate constructively with colleagues and leaders at all levels • Solution oriented and strong decision maker, with excellent cooperative abilities • High personal integrity and high ethical standards. Good work ethic & a positive attitude Immediately available or short notice period 3 days in the office
Jun 15, 2026
Full time
HR Manager, UK As HR Manager for the UK, you will join the Management teams, collaborating with the HRD. Following the HR operating model, you will ensure your team provides high-quality HR support and advice to UK leaders and employees. The role requires the ability to navigate and balance differing perspectives, building strong, credible relationships and influencing effectively with stakeholders at all levels of the organisation. This role requires a highly hands-on approach: staying close to the HRD, leaders and employees, supporting day-to-day people decisions using sound judgement and experience, and maintaining trust while operating in a fast-paced environment. This is a role for someone who is comfortable rolling up their sleeves as well as operating strategically, while remaining closely involved in the day-to-day issues that matter to the business and to employees. This role manages the UK HR team (currently four people) and collaborates with other UK HR teams within Corporate HR who are outside its reporting structure. On a day-to-day basis, you will: • Serve as a trusted partner for senior leaders located in UK ensuring the establishment of sound people management practices and the implementation of consistent decision-making processes. • Coach leaders in the application of HR procedures, processes, and tools, providing the necessary feedback on their effectiveness to the global owners, suggesting improvements and ensuring compliance is maintained. • Support leaders to identify, prioritize and build organizational capabilities, behaviours, and structures. • Promote change management and help leaders to change and deal with possible barriers. • Provide local expertise to guide policies and processes and ensure legal compliance in UK. • Partner closely with the HRD in the delivery of the HR agenda • Ensure the implementation and delivery of the EDI agenda • Manage the budget and other financial measures of the HR department Together with your team: • Deliver an HR advisory service that is responsive and supportive to both employees and leaders within the UK. • Support management teams and leaders locally in a strategic and proactive way across Business units and functions and based on strong local- and business understanding. • Deliver HR services in coordination with the HR network to ensure great HR support with consistent quality for leaders. • Collaborate with the HR network to help design and deliver global processes and activities locally. • Develop, define, and implement specific local processes and concepts based on local needs, where these are not covered by global processes and initiatives. • Ensure adherence to employer responsibilities and related legislation, agreements, and policies in UK. • Build strong relations and handle negotiations with local union and employee representatives. • Advise other parts of the HR organisation on local conditions, needs and legislation to reduce risk and ensure global processes and initiatives are well implemented in the UK. • Work closely with other support functions to ensure compliance and a great employee experience • Take ownership of the HR cycle and lead its implementation aligning with the HRD as required Management responsibilities: • In your role as a HR manager, you shall manage and develop the department to ensure delivery of targets, including but not limited to: o Ensure the safety, well-being, and development of employees. o Developing the department to deliver on business priorities and ensure collaboration with other units. o Ensure your team are visible and present in the office at least 3 days a week o Ensure awareness of and adherence with Code of Conduct. o Oversee the overall planning, budgeting, and performance management process within the department. o Secure License to operate through ensuring adherence to employer responsibilities and related legislation, collaboration with local unions and employee representatives, Employers' associations, agreements, and policies in country. Preferred Qualifications • Higher relevant education, preferably at Master's level • Chartered or Fellow Member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development • Good business understanding • Strong knowledge of UK labour law and employee relations Preferred Skills & Behaviour • Must be willing to be visible to the business and leaders • Office presence of at least 3 days a week is mandatory for this role (this is a visible role) • Senior HR professional with experience working and collaborating within a global matrix structure, with an understanding of the challenges of navigating a matrix structure and be comfortable with this • Self-driven, and solution oriented (See's challenges as an opportunity to add value) • Able to manage high workload, and shifting priorities • Comfortable working in close partnership with the HRD and other functions Excellent communication skills in English Leadership expectations • Work according to the leadership expectations defined from time to time • People leadership skills • Strategic and analytical mindset • Relationship builder with the ability to collaborate constructively with colleagues and leaders at all levels • Solution oriented and strong decision maker, with excellent cooperative abilities • High personal integrity and high ethical standards. Good work ethic & a positive attitude Immediately available or short notice period 3 days in the office
THE BUKOLA GROUP LIMITED
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire
You as the HR Administrator will play a key role in delivering an efficient, compliant, and high-quality HR service across the full employee lifecycle. The role is responsible for the day-to-day coordination and administration of HR processes, ensuring accuracy, strong audit trails, and compliance with UK employment law, right to work requirements, and industry standards. Main Duties and Responsibilities Administration Act as the first point of contact for all UK HR queries, providing a responsive and professional service to employees. Maintain accurate employee data within HR systems promptly and correctly. Manage the UK HR inbox, responding within agreed timeframes, and ensure all documentation is complete, compliant, and stored in line with GDPR and audit requirements. Onboarding & New Starters Own the onboarding process from pre-employment through to week 1, including managing communications, coordinating and hosting inductions, and ensuring all compliance requirements. Ensure new starters are accurately set up across HR systems, payroll, and benefits, with complete and compliant employee records maintained. Payroll & Benefits Own the preparation and accuracy of all monthly payroll data, including starters, leavers, contractual changes and any other updates. Maintain payroll trackers and audit trails, resolve payroll queries, and support the smooth running of the monthly payroll cycle. Also manage employee benefits, liaising with providers where needed, and process HR-related invoices accurately and on time. Time, Attendance & Leave With support from the HR Advisor, administer annual leave, sickness absence, and family-friendly leave processes, ensuring all data is accurately recorded within HR systems. Support managers with basic absence queries and ensure relevant information is captured and shared with the HR Advisor in a timely manner. Employee Relations Support Provide administrative support across employee relations processes, including preparing letters, meeting notes, and documentation. Support HR Advisor and Manager with case administration, ensuring records are accurate, well-organized, and maintained in line with confidentiality and compliance requirements. Global Mobility & Compliance Own the administration and tracking of A1 certificates and visa requirements, ensuring records are accurate and up to date. Maintain Right to Work documentation and support with sponsor license requirements, escalating any risks or upcoming deadlines as needed. Reporting & HR Data Maintain accurate people data and support the production of regular HR reports, including joiners, leavers, absence, and payroll inputs. Ensure trackers and reporting data are consistently updated, reliable, and available to support business decision-making. Leavers & Offboarding Process resignations and manage all leaver administration, including preparing documentation, updating HR systems, and coordinating final payroll inputs. Support the exit interview process and ensure all records are accurately completed and archived. Continuous Improvement This role allows for suggestions and recommendations on process improvement and involvement in Group HR projects. Identify opportunities to improve HR processes and administrative efficiency, supporting ongoing system and process improvements. Contribute to standardising HR practices and support wider HR projects as required. Skills and Experience Required for the HR Administrator: Strong communication and attention to detail. Proficient in Microsoft Office and HRIS systems. Ability to learn new things quickly and work under pressure. Time-management and prioritisation skills Experience in HR Administration or a similar role, preferably within construction or a similar blue-collar environment.
Jun 15, 2026
Full time
You as the HR Administrator will play a key role in delivering an efficient, compliant, and high-quality HR service across the full employee lifecycle. The role is responsible for the day-to-day coordination and administration of HR processes, ensuring accuracy, strong audit trails, and compliance with UK employment law, right to work requirements, and industry standards. Main Duties and Responsibilities Administration Act as the first point of contact for all UK HR queries, providing a responsive and professional service to employees. Maintain accurate employee data within HR systems promptly and correctly. Manage the UK HR inbox, responding within agreed timeframes, and ensure all documentation is complete, compliant, and stored in line with GDPR and audit requirements. Onboarding & New Starters Own the onboarding process from pre-employment through to week 1, including managing communications, coordinating and hosting inductions, and ensuring all compliance requirements. Ensure new starters are accurately set up across HR systems, payroll, and benefits, with complete and compliant employee records maintained. Payroll & Benefits Own the preparation and accuracy of all monthly payroll data, including starters, leavers, contractual changes and any other updates. Maintain payroll trackers and audit trails, resolve payroll queries, and support the smooth running of the monthly payroll cycle. Also manage employee benefits, liaising with providers where needed, and process HR-related invoices accurately and on time. Time, Attendance & Leave With support from the HR Advisor, administer annual leave, sickness absence, and family-friendly leave processes, ensuring all data is accurately recorded within HR systems. Support managers with basic absence queries and ensure relevant information is captured and shared with the HR Advisor in a timely manner. Employee Relations Support Provide administrative support across employee relations processes, including preparing letters, meeting notes, and documentation. Support HR Advisor and Manager with case administration, ensuring records are accurate, well-organized, and maintained in line with confidentiality and compliance requirements. Global Mobility & Compliance Own the administration and tracking of A1 certificates and visa requirements, ensuring records are accurate and up to date. Maintain Right to Work documentation and support with sponsor license requirements, escalating any risks or upcoming deadlines as needed. Reporting & HR Data Maintain accurate people data and support the production of regular HR reports, including joiners, leavers, absence, and payroll inputs. Ensure trackers and reporting data are consistently updated, reliable, and available to support business decision-making. Leavers & Offboarding Process resignations and manage all leaver administration, including preparing documentation, updating HR systems, and coordinating final payroll inputs. Support the exit interview process and ensure all records are accurately completed and archived. Continuous Improvement This role allows for suggestions and recommendations on process improvement and involvement in Group HR projects. Identify opportunities to improve HR processes and administrative efficiency, supporting ongoing system and process improvements. Contribute to standardising HR practices and support wider HR projects as required. Skills and Experience Required for the HR Administrator: Strong communication and attention to detail. Proficient in Microsoft Office and HRIS systems. Ability to learn new things quickly and work under pressure. Time-management and prioritisation skills Experience in HR Administration or a similar role, preferably within construction or a similar blue-collar environment.
THE BUKOLA GROUP LIMITED
Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire
Main Duties and Responsibilities for the Design Manager: Management of design deliverables in accordance with construction requirements and Client's requirements Coordination of all design matters between the key project stakeholders - Client, specialist designers, sub-contractors and Project Team Management of key milestone deliverables for completion in relation to quality of design, implementation and coordination of design changes including Quality Assurance in accordance with the design consultants' contracted scope of services Lead design meetings with clients, consultants, and sub-contractors Communication and support for Project Team in terms of all necessary design information for construction Co-lead BIM Coordination process with BIM team Review and control of the construction drawings, shop drawings and technical submittals Management of As-built design Package with Project Team Quality control during construction via site visit Report weekly/monthly design status Skills and Experience Required for the for the Design Manager: Completed studies in architecture, structural, civil engineering, MEP or a comparable qualification. In addition, several years of professional experience in one of the aforementioned areas. Sound knowledge of materials and products and basic understanding in the field of fire protection and building physics as well as a good spatial imagination. Good knowledge in the use of BIM and CAD programs as well as in the field of digital management Solution-oriented thinking, negotiating skills as well as a good feel for people and issues and strong communication skills. Safe application of building standards and guidelines. English and German speaking required Work permit for Germany or citizen of an EU-Country required
Jun 15, 2026
Full time
Main Duties and Responsibilities for the Design Manager: Management of design deliverables in accordance with construction requirements and Client's requirements Coordination of all design matters between the key project stakeholders - Client, specialist designers, sub-contractors and Project Team Management of key milestone deliverables for completion in relation to quality of design, implementation and coordination of design changes including Quality Assurance in accordance with the design consultants' contracted scope of services Lead design meetings with clients, consultants, and sub-contractors Communication and support for Project Team in terms of all necessary design information for construction Co-lead BIM Coordination process with BIM team Review and control of the construction drawings, shop drawings and technical submittals Management of As-built design Package with Project Team Quality control during construction via site visit Report weekly/monthly design status Skills and Experience Required for the for the Design Manager: Completed studies in architecture, structural, civil engineering, MEP or a comparable qualification. In addition, several years of professional experience in one of the aforementioned areas. Sound knowledge of materials and products and basic understanding in the field of fire protection and building physics as well as a good spatial imagination. Good knowledge in the use of BIM and CAD programs as well as in the field of digital management Solution-oriented thinking, negotiating skills as well as a good feel for people and issues and strong communication skills. Safe application of building standards and guidelines. English and German speaking required Work permit for Germany or citizen of an EU-Country required
