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What is a Head of HR?
The Head of HR in a business is responsible for leading the entire HR department, ensuring all HR initiatives are implemented thoroughly and that support is offered to staff in the right areas.
They are one of the most senior employees in a HR team and will work closely with other department heads to ensure that the business’s overall working culture is seen as positive and supportive.
A Head of HR is typically a more senior position than a HR Manager and is usually a position seen more in larger businesses and organisations.
A HR manager may oversee a team of staff or work solo in a smaller business, but a Head of HR may be positioned higher than them and manage company-wide HR matters and strategies.
The Head of HR in a business is responsible for leading the entire HR department, ensuring all HR initiatives are implemented thoroughly and that support is offered to staff in the right areas.
They are one of the most senior employees in a HR team and will work closely with other department heads to ensure that the business’s overall working culture is seen as positive and supportive.
A Head of HR is typically a more senior position than a HR Manager and is usually a position seen more in larger businesses and organisations.
A HR manager may oversee a team of staff or work solo in a smaller business, but a Head of HR may be positioned higher than them and manage company-wide HR matters and strategies.
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The key roles of a Head of HR include providing reports on HR related matters, such as payroll, employment, work culture, internal policies and staff issues.
A Head of HR will also execute effective HR strategies to support current staff and promote effective recruitment strategies. They will also focus closely on company inclusion, diversity and equality.
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Heads of HR oversee and manage a wider HR team. Their responsibilities can include:
Most Heads of HR will work Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm. Depending on the company, you may be expected to do overtime.
Key to a business’s finance team, a Head of HR should have:
Head of HR Skills
A Head of HR requires a number of skills in order to manage their team effectively. These include:
It is likely that a Head of HR role will demand professional qualifications. These qualifications include:
Depending on experience, location and age, a Head of HR salary can range largely from £40,000 - £100,000 per annum.
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The finance industry is highly competitive when it comes to hiring suitably skilled and experienced candidates as a Head of HR. At Four Recruitment, we work directly with businesses looking to recruit for this position and can advertise relevant job openings on our site.
We can help you to recruit a highly qualified and professional Head of HR that will fit well within your team. Through outsourcing your hiring processes, you can be sure that only the most appropriate candidate joins your finance team. You can also have a look at our blog post for advice on how to build out the ultimate finance team
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