Job title: Senior HR Business Partner

Location: Runcorn, Cheshire

Salary: Very competitive salary with performance bonus, car allowance or company car and extensive benefits package

Hours: Monday to Friday 09.00 - 17.15

The Role:

This is a fantastic opportunity to join one of the largest pharmacy businesses in Europe with a mission to improve the quality of life for millions. Phoenix is at the heartbeat of healthcare in the UK, and we’re looking for a highly engaging and commercially astute Senior HR Business Partner to lead and deliver the HR plan for our Rowlands pharmacies.

Reporting to the Director of HR, you will partner with a people centric leadership team and collaborate with our HR shared services teams. Your goal will be to attract, develop, engage, and retain pharmacy colleagues at all levels.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute HR initiatives that deliver both people and commercial results.
• Build trusted relationships with stakeholders.
• Focus on employee relations, TU relationships, performance, and reward.
• Manage acquisitions and harmonisation programmes.
• Ensure our pharmacies are great places to work.

About You:

• Previous experience as a HRBP/Senior HRBP in a large, multisite organisation, ideally within a national retail or pharmacy business.
• Proven ability to develop and execute HR initiatives.
• Strong relationship building skills.
• Generalist HR experience with a focus on employee relations and performance management.
• Experience in acquisitions and harmonisation programmes is a plus.
• Be pacy and driven, with the ability to work in a fast paced environment.
• Articulate and able to simplify complex issues.
• Results and change oriented with a continuous improvement mindset.
• Flexible working approach, with the ability to work from our head office in Runcorn, in the field, and from home.

Compensation and Benefits:

• Very competitive salary
• Performance related bonus
• Car allowance or company car
• 25 days holiday plus bank holidays. This increases to 32 days with length of service
• Private healthcare
• Access to extensive wellbeing initiatives
• Market leading employee discount programme across hundreds of retailers and services
• Access to MediCash, allowing you to reclaim money on a wide range of medical services
• Cutting edge finance management app to control your salary as you see fit
• Annual Christmas bonus

Senior Recruitment Consultant (£70,000 OTE +)

Step Teachers is a leading education recruitment agency established in 2000, with branches in London, Norwich, Cambridge, Welwyn Garden City, Hemel Hempstead, and Plymouth. We provide high-quality permanent and temporary teachers and support staff to nurseries, primary, secondary, and special needs schools and colleges across Southern England.

As a Senior Recruitment Consultant within the London Primary Team, you'll work within a dynamic, high-performing environment in charge of a desk that is currently at 50+ days per week. The role offers a competitive salary and achieving realistic On-Target Earnings (OTE) of £70,000+ through performance-based incentives and commission structures, including the September Long Term Drive Promotion. There will also be a clear progression pathway, potentially leading to the role of London Primary Team Deputy Manager.

Work hours are structured from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm during term time and 8:30 am to 3:00 pm during non-term time. Upon completing probation and successfully meeting targets you will be given the option to work from home 4 days a week during non term-time.

**Additional Benefits:**
• Competitive commission structure as a Senior Recruitment Consultant including September long term drive promotion
• Receive formal training from Impellus Business Performance Training.
• Upon completing the probationary period, you can enrol in our Private Medical Insurance scheme.
• Exciting office renovations planned to enhance our working environment.
• Step Teachers is committed to nurturing talent and providing opportunities for growth and advancement.
• Potential progress to the role of London Primary Team Deputy Manager.
• You will benefit from hands on training to help you with a smooth transition into the role.
• Our company culture is built on principles of togetherness, support, understanding and integrity, fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment where everyone's contributions are valued and respected.
• As part of our commitment to celebrating achievements and fostering team spirit, you will have the opportunity to attend our Company’s Annual Conference, where we come together to recognise success, present staff awards, and engage in enriching activities at prestigious venues.
• Additionally, you will be invited to our Company Christmas Party and Candidates end-of-year event, providing opportunities for networking and camaraderie.

**Ideal Candidate:**

• Experience in Recruitment or Sales with some management experience.
• Self-motivated driven to succeed with can do attitude.
• Positive outlook, team player with integrity.
• People person, with excellent customer service and loves to make client schools and candidates happy.
• Excellent communicator who enjoys problem solving.
• Open to learning and constructive feedback.

If this sounds like you and you want to take the next step in your career as a Senior Recruitment Consultant, apply today!

Sales Executive Vacancy - Motor Trade
Location: Hinckley
Salary: basic £22,000 £55,000
Ref: OC18492
Working Hours: 42.5 Hour Contract * 5 Days a Week * Mon-Fri 10am-7pm * Sat 10am-6pm * Sun 10am-4pm

We are currently recruiting for a experienced Sales Executive for our clients used car dealership in the Hinckley Area.

This is a great opportunity for a car sales executive to work for a fantastic used car group and strong brand at a busy and thriving site.

Role: Sales Executive
You will be tasked with dealing with customers to secure the right car & finance package for the. Dealing with the customer in a professional and honest manner you will find their requirements, discuss what vehicles you have and run through all options available. A good Car Sales Executive will be someone who can work in a professional manner giving confidence to the customer and presenting the company in the right way.


Requirements: Sales Executive
- Experience as a Sales Executive or vehicle sales executive at least 1 year, or transferable customer facing role
- Target driven
- Full UK driving licence

William Olivier - william@octanerecruitment.co.uk
Octane Recruitment

INDSE

Sales Executive

Octane Recruitment are a leading Recruitment agency specialising in Automotive, Motor trade, Engineering, OEM and various related industries.

We are recruiting across the UK for Car Sales Executive, Trainee Car Sales Executive, Commercial Sales Executive, Sales Experts, Business Manager, Transaction Manager, Sales Controller, Sales Manager, General Sales Manager, Fleet Sales Executives, BDM, Business Development Manager, Sales Administrator.

Octane Recruitment cover a variety of different sectors including Technical, Mechanical, Engineering, Sales, Service, Aftersales, Bodyshop, Fleet & Rental Management, Accounts, Finance, Marketing, & Payroll, Managerial, Logistics, Parts, Administration, Call Centre / Contact Centre, Senior Appointments, Head Office Positions and Confidential Appointments.

CSW - Senior Social Worker / Advanced Practitioner - Intervention & Planning (CP, CIN, Long Term

Purpose of Job
 To work within a Resilience framework to provide a comprehensive and
effective integrated social work service to respond to the needs of
children and their families in a timely manner and within statutory
guidelines and statutory obligations of the council.
 To assess need, plan and deliver focused intervention to safeguard
children and promote positive outcomes.
 To use evidence based analytical practice to implement and evaluate
safeguarding measures to ensure all children are given the opportunity
to reach their full potential.
 To contribute to the delivery of highly effective Children Services in an
efficient manner; taking responsibility for working and managing a
caseload within a framework of appropriate supervision, dependent
upon the complexities of the case and the social worker’s experience.
 To work with children and families to support vulnerable service users
ensuring the needs of the child remain paramount.
 To work to a structured time management practice; submitting reports,
assessments and plans within regulated timescales.
 To co-ordinate, and take a lead role in multi-professional/ agency core
groups and other professional meetings.
 To be competent in all areas of the Knowledge and Skills Statements for
Child and Family social workers.

PERSON SPECIFICATION
Level required
Professional
qualifications /
memberships
Must hold registration with Health and Care Professional
Council (HCPC)
Education Degree/post graduate or equivalent recognised social work
qualification. CQSW (75-91); DipSW (91-09)
Other Must have a satisfactory DBS outcome
Knowledge and Experience
 Experience of working with children and families in any setting
 Working with high risk/high vulnerability adolescents
 Experience of statutory work including Child Protection work
 Essential Training on:
 Children Act
 Child Protection Work
 Direct Work with Children
 Assessment skills
 Integrated Children’s System
 Completion of ASYE accreditation. (Assessed and Supported Year in
Employment)
 Must have knowledge and experience as set out in the Level Two/Three
Skills and Competency Framework for Social Workers and be able to meet
the standards set out in the Children Knowledge and Skills Statements.

Skills
 An excellent understanding of the context of child development in relation to
parenting capacity, family and environmental factors
 A good knowledge of adolescent development in relation to deprivation,
family complex needs and the ‘push and pull’ factors for children and young
people missing from home and at risk of gang involvement and exploitation
 A strong capacity to assess and balance risk and protective factors in
families and communities
 Ability to create a rapport and build trusting and professional relationships
with children, young people and families
 Demonstrated ability to work creatively, effectively with children, young
people and their families using a range of evidenced based intervention
tools and approaches, problem solving skills and measurement tools
 Capacity to provide a measured response to crisis, prioritise tasks, manage
own workload and be accountable for your work with children, young
people and families
 Ability to work as part of a multi-professional team and with wider partners
by establishing good working relationships and maintaining effective
communication, demonstrating a clear understanding of the roles and
responsibilities to promote an integrated approach
 Be reliable and possess a resilient, solution focused and ‘can-do’ attitude
towards colleagues, managers and peers with a good capacity to apply
diplomacy in a complex and demanding environment
 A keen interest in research findings and contributing to the development of
best practice with children and families
 A good working knowledge and understanding of national and local policy,
procedure and guidance in relation to vulnerable adolescents and more
generally children in need and at risk including the London Child Protection
Procedures and Working Together to Safeguard Children
 Excellent knowledge of relevant legislative frameworks for protection
vulnerable children including Children Act 1989 & 2004, Children and
Families Act 2014, Children and Social Work Act 2017.  Ability to summarise, analyse and evaluate complex information, reflect on
changing circumstances, new evidence and be open to the views of others
 A good capacity to share information verbally and by writing concise reports
about children with other agencies in order to safeguard them and promote
their welfare in line with the requirements of the Data Protection Act
 Ability to demonstrate a commitment to equal opportunities for users and
staff, and anti-discriminatory practices
 Has lived or worked in a multi-cultural environment
Special Job Requirements
 A current driving licence is desirable
 Willingness to work flexibly and beyond office hours as and when
necessary
 Ability to travel
Technical / Knowledge Requirements
 must be IT competent, including Microsoft Office Word and Excel,

Pay: £27.75 per hour
Weekend Pay: £41.63 per hour
London: Barnet
Start Time : 09:00
End Time : 17:15


Should you wish to apply for this job opportunity, please send an up to date CV.

CSW - Senior Social Worker - Intervention & Planning (CP, CIN, Long Term)

Purpose of Job
 To work within a Resilience framework to provide a comprehensive and
effective integrated social work service to respond to the needs of
children and their families in a timely manner and within statutory
guidelines and statutory obligations of the council.
 To assess need, plan and deliver focused intervention to safeguard
children and promote positive outcomes.
 To use evidence based analytical practice to implement and evaluate
safeguarding measures to ensure all children are given the opportunity
to reach their full potential.
 To contribute to the delivery of highly effective Children Services in an
efficient manner; taking responsibility for working and managing a
caseload within a framework of appropriate supervision, dependent
upon the complexities of the case and the social worker’s experience.
 To work with children and families to support vulnerable service users
ensuring the needs of the child remain paramount.
 To work to a structured time management practice; submitting reports,
assessments and plans within regulated timescales.
 To co-ordinate, and take a lead role in multi-professional/ agency core
groups and other professional meetings.
 To be competent in all areas of the Knowledge and Skills Statements for
Child and Family social workers.

PERSON SPECIFICATION
Level required
Professional
qualifications /
memberships
Must hold registration with Health and Care Professional
Council (HCPC)
Education Degree/post graduate or equivalent recognised social work
qualification. CQSW (75-91); DipSW (91-09)
Other Must have a satisfactory DBS outcome
Knowledge and Experience
 Experience of working with children and families in any setting
 Working with high risk/high vulnerability adolescents
 Experience of statutory work including Child Protection work
 Essential Training on:
 Children Act
 Child Protection Work
 Direct Work with Children
 Assessment skills
 Integrated Children’s System
 Completion of ASYE accreditation. (Assessed and Supported Year in
Employment)
 Must have knowledge and experience as set out in the Level Two/Three
Skills and Competency Framework for Social Workers and be able to meet
the standards set out in the Children Knowledge and Skills Statements.

Skills
 An excellent understanding of the context of child development in relation to
parenting capacity, family and environmental factors
 A good knowledge of adolescent development in relation to deprivation,
family complex needs and the ‘push and pull’ factors for children and young
people missing from home and at risk of gang involvement and exploitation
 A strong capacity to assess and balance risk and protective factors in
families and communities
 Ability to create a rapport and build trusting and professional relationships
with children, young people and families
 Demonstrated ability to work creatively, effectively with children, young
people and their families using a range of evidenced based intervention
tools and approaches, problem solving skills and measurement tools
 Capacity to provide a measured response to crisis, prioritise tasks, manage
own workload and be accountable for your work with children, young
people and families
 Ability to work as part of a multi-professional team and with wider partners
by establishing good working relationships and maintaining effective
communication, demonstrating a clear understanding of the roles and
responsibilities to promote an integrated approach
 Be reliable and possess a resilient, solution focused and ‘can-do’ attitude
towards colleagues, managers and peers with a good capacity to apply
diplomacy in a complex and demanding environment
 A keen interest in research findings and contributing to the development of
best practice with children and families
 A good working knowledge and understanding of national and local policy,
procedure and guidance in relation to vulnerable adolescents and more
generally children in need and at risk including the London Child Protection
Procedures and Working Together to Safeguard Children
 Excellent knowledge of relevant legislative frameworks for protection
vulnerable children including Children Act 1989 & 2004, Children and
Families Act 2014, Children and Social Work Act 2017.  Ability to summarise, analyse and evaluate complex information, reflect on
changing circumstances, new evidence and be open to the views of others
 A good capacity to share information verbally and by writing concise reports
about children with other agencies in order to safeguard them and promote
their welfare in line with the requirements of the Data Protection Act
 Ability to demonstrate a commitment to equal opportunities for users and
staff, and anti-discriminatory practices
 Has lived or worked in a multi-cultural environment
Special Job Requirements
 A current driving licence is desirable
 Willingness to work flexibly and beyond office hours as and when
necessary
 Ability to travel
Technical / Knowledge Requirements
 must be IT competent, including Microsoft Office Word and Excel,

Pay: £27.75 per hour
Weekend Pay: £41.63 per hour
London: Barnet
Start Time : 09:00
End Time : 17:15


Should you wish to apply for this job opportunity, please send an up to date CV.