We’ve got an exciting job opportunity available to join the Arden Team.
About Arden
The Arden Group of Companies comprises of Arden Dies, Arden Software and Arden Engraving.
Founded in 1964, Arden Dies is one of the UK’s leading die-makers specialising in die and tooling manufacture for the packaging and carton sectors.
Arden Engraving was established in 1999 and manufactures complex tools and dies for the carton and label sectors, supplying embossing and hot foil stamping tools to customers around the world.
Arden Software was launched in 1988, specialising in CAD and CAM software for the print and packaging sectors. Arden’s Impact software is the world’s leading software for packaging designers.
The Arden Group is a global organisation with its headquarters in Stockport, Greater Manchester, and has operations around the world including Germany, the USA, Denmark and India.
Our greatest strength is our global team. Our team is energetic, innovative, and experienced with a forward-thinking approach to adopting new technologies and ways of working making Arden a great place to work.
Role Summary
To develop the position of a People Advisor within the Arden Group. You will be a driven, independent leader in this area who is passionate about all things ‘people’ in areas ranging from staff engagement, support, wellbeing, and personal development.
You will be empowered to work autonomously, interpreting people principles to achieve the best outcomes for the Arden Group.
The Role
Responsible for facilitating how our culture and values are represented across the company, how they influence behaviors, how teams work together and how managers can reinforce and role model them
Acting as an internal consultant to support organisational change
Be a valued member of the wellbeing team driving initiatives like employee recognition and staff voice
Support the management team in the recruitment process including apprenticeships
Facilitate the appraisal system and effective performance management
Proactively assess team and manager development needs, make recommendations, and implement appropriate solutions
Advise and support on rewards and recognition, organisational design, employee relations, employee engagement and talent management
To advise on and support the company’s succession planning strategy through age and skills profiling to minimise the business risk in this area
To implement people policies, practices, and procedures in line with current legislation and company objectives
Develop and manage onboarding and leaving processes
Monitor and manage staff absence
Skills
A confident and clear communicator
Experience of supporting managers in an HR role
Experience in developing people and developing strong positive relationships in all areas of a business
Knowledge of employment law, policies and practices, and experience of managing complex employee relations matters
Ability to work in an agile way moving between different topics quickly and effectively
Good knowledge of organisational design and performance management systems and people processes
CIPD qualified or equivalent relevant professional experience
Competitive salary depending on experience + 26 Days Holidays (Pro Rata) + Bank Holidays + Pension + onsite parking. Flexible hours and days offered. Benefits include cycle to work scheme, enhanced sick pay scheme and many other small perks.