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Fenny Stratford, Buckinghamshire
12 months ago
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HR Operations & Administrator - Milton Keynes | £26K + Excellent Benefits

Join a Global Leader in Innovation and Engineering

We’re recruiting for a full-time HR Advisor to join a high-performing manufacturing and engineering business based in Milton Keynes. Operating across specialist sectors such as motorsport, aerospace, automotive, and defence, this company has built a global reputation for technical excellence and cutting-edge design.

With decades of experience and a collaborative culture, this is a business that takes pride in its people, invests in innovation, and offers real stability with room to grow.

Why apply?



33 days holiday (including bank holidays), with the option to purchase up to 3 extra days

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Company pension scheme (4.5% employer contribution)

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Holiday rewards & length of service pay scheme

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Company sick pay

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Cycle to Work scheme

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Eye test reimbursement & annual flu jab

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Free tea & coffee

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Employee Assistance Programme

What you'll be doing:
You’ll support the day-to-day running of the HR function, working closely with managers and colleagues to make sure processes run smoothly and professionally. From onboarding and induction coordination to minute taking, contract handling, system updates, and compliance reporting - you'll be a trusted part of a small, friendly HR team.

What we’re looking for:

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Experience in a similar HR admin or advisory role

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Highly organised, with great attention to detail

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Confident communicator who can handle sensitive information

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Comfortable using HR systems and juggling multiple tasks

Location:
Office-based, full-time role in Milton Keynes.

Sound like your kind of role?
Apply now or get in touch to find out more

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