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  • Interim HR Transformation Partner  

    - West Yorkshire
    Interim HR Transformation Business Partner Location: Leeds or Manchest... Read More
    Interim HR Transformation Business Partner Location: Leeds or Manchester Contract: Initial four-month contract, with potential to extend Day rate: £400–£500 per day, outside IR35 Working pattern: Approximately three days per week on-site, with travel btw Leeds and Manchester The Opportunity We are partnering with a leading organisation to appoint an experienced HR Transformation Business Partner to support the next phase of a complex UK-wide transformation programme. The organisation has completed the first stage of a significant transformation, consolidating several divisions into a single business area. It is now entering a period of strategic discovery, during which several product lines and business areas will be reviewed to determine the optimal long-term operating model. Potential outcomes may include business expansion, organisational redesign, restructuring, office rationalisation, M Read Less
  • Share Plans  

    - Greater London
    Equity Plan Administrator Location: London or Edinburgh About the Comp... Read More
    Equity Plan Administrator Location: London or Edinburgh About the Company and the Role Our client is a leading global financial services firm with a significant international presence and a sophisticated reward structure. This opportunity sits within the Reward function and offers the chance to become a key member of a high-profile Share Plans team. The successful candidate will play a central role in the day-to-day administration and governance of the firm's global equity programmes, working closely with stakeholders across Legal, Tax, Finance, Payroll and external advisers. This role is ideally suited to a share plans professional seeking broader responsibility, greater visibility across the business, and the opportunity to influence processes within a growing and evolving function. Key Responsibilities Own the day-to-day administration of global share plans, including grant processing, participant onboarding, vesting events, exercises, leaver processing and data maintenance. Manage operational delivery of annual grant cycles and ad hoc award events, ensuring accuracy and alignment with approved documentation and governance processes. Act as a primary point of contact for plan participants, providing guidance on award mechanics and escalating specialist legal or tax matters where appropriate. Maintain data integrity through regular reconciliations between equity platforms, HR systems and payroll data, alongside periodic audits and controls. Support international compliance requirements across multiple jurisdictions, coordinating with internal teams and external advisers. Prepare reporting and data extracts for Finance and Tax teams, while contributing to governance documentation, process improvement initiatives and platform management activities. Candidate Profile and Experience The ideal candidate will bring experience gained within an in-house share plans team at a listed company or a specialist equity administration provider supporting listed clients. Key requirements include: Approximately 4-5 years' experience in share plan or equity plan administration. Strong understanding of equity award structures, including market value options, nil-cost options, RSUs and phantom awards. Excellent systems capability, with experience using equity administration platforms and advanced Excel skills. Experience of EWM, Computershare, Shareworks, Equity Edge or Global Shares would be advantageous. Exceptional attention to detail, with a strong appreciation of the legal, regulatory and tax implications associated with share plan administration. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex share plan concepts clearly and accurately to participants. Experience collaborating with Legal, Tax, Finance and Payroll stakeholders, coupled with sound judgement on when matters require escalation. Awareness of the challenges associated with administering global plans across multiple jurisdictions. CEP, ProShare or equivalent professional qualification would be beneficial but is not essential. Why Apply? This is an excellent opportunity to move into a highly visible position within a global organisation. The role offers meaningful exposure to senior Reward leadership and key business functions, alongside the opportunity to shape processes and contribute to the continued development of a sophisticated global share plans programme. Read Less
  • Analyst - HR Ops & Data Analytics  

    - Greater London
    Analyst, HR Operations
    Analyst, HR Operations Read Less
  • Executive Assistant Human Resources  

    - Greater London
    Executive Assistant, Human Capital Location: London (Hybrid) Salary: £... Read More
    Executive Assistant, Human Capital Location: London (Hybrid) Salary: £55,000-£60,000 Type: Full Time, Permanent The Opportunity We are partnering with a globally recognised investment organisation operating across multiple international markets and sectors. Following a period of significant growth and organisational evolution, they are seeking an experienced Executive Assistant to support a senior Human Capital leadership team based in London. This is a highly visible role within a fast-paced, collaborative and people-focused environment. You will provide executive support whilst also playing an important role in coordinating learning and development activities across the business. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Executive Assistant looking to join a high-performing organisation where they can build strong relationships with senior stakeholders, work within a dynamic and fast-paced environment, and contribute to the success of a forward-thinking Human Capital function. More About the Role As Executive Assistant, you will provide comprehensive support to senior People leaders, ensuring the smooth running of diaries, meetings, travel arrangements and key business activities. Alongside traditional executive support responsibilities, you will play a central role in the coordination of learning and development initiatives, helping to organise training programmes, onboarding activities and talent development projects. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with senior leaders, gain exposure to strategic people initiatives and become a trusted member of a globally connected Human Capital team. Key Responsibilities Provide proactive and high-quality diary management for senior Human Capital leaders. Coordinate complex meetings across multiple time zones, managing logistics and stakeholder communications. Arrange domestic and international travel, including itineraries, accommodation and transportation. Manage high volumes of scheduling requests, prioritising effectively and exercising sound judgement. Coordinate learning and development programmes, workshops and training events. Manage participant communications, scheduling and event logistics. Support onboarding activities and induction programmes for new employees. Maintain learning administration systems, reporting and programme tracking documentation. Prepare presentations, reports and communications for internal stakeholders. Work collaboratively with Executive Assistants and stakeholders across the wider organisation. More About You Experience as an Executive Assistant supporting senior leaders within a corporate, financial services, private equity or professional services environment. Strong organisational and diary management skills, with experience managing complex schedules and competing priorities. Previous exposure to Human Resources, Human Capital, Talent, Learning Read Less
  • Share Plans  

    - Greater London
    Equity Plan Administrator Location: London or Edinburgh About the Comp... Read More
    Equity Plan Administrator Location: London or Edinburgh About the Company and the Role Our client is a leading global financial services firm with a significant international presence and a sophisticated reward structure. This opportunity sits within the Reward function and offers the chance to become a key member of a high-profile Share Plans team. The successful candidate will play a central role in the day-to-day administration and governance of the firm's global equity programmes, working closely with stakeholders across Legal, Tax, Finance, Payroll and external advisers. This role is ideally suited to a share plans professional seeking broader responsibility, greater visibility across the business, and the opportunity to influence processes within a growing and evolving function. Key Responsibilities Own the day-to-day administration of global share plans, including grant processing, participant onboarding, vesting events, exercises, leaver processing and data maintenance. Manage operational delivery of annual grant cycles and ad hoc award events, ensuring accuracy and alignment with approved documentation and governance processes. Act as a primary point of contact for plan participants, providing guidance on award mechanics and escalating specialist legal or tax matters where appropriate. Maintain data integrity through regular reconciliations between equity platforms, HR systems and payroll data, alongside periodic audits and controls. Support international compliance requirements across multiple jurisdictions, coordinating with internal teams and external advisers. Prepare reporting and data extracts for Finance and Tax teams, while contributing to governance documentation, process improvement initiatives and platform management activities. Candidate Profile and Experience The ideal candidate will bring experience gained within an in-house share plans team at a listed company or a specialist equity administration provider supporting listed clients. Key requirements include: Approximately 4-5 years' experience in share plan or equity plan administration. Strong understanding of equity award structures, including market value options, nil-cost options, RSUs and phantom awards. Excellent systems capability, with experience using equity administration platforms and advanced Excel skills. Experience of EWM, Computershare, Shareworks, Equity Edge or Global Shares would be advantageous. Exceptional attention to detail, with a strong appreciation of the legal, regulatory and tax implications associated with share plan administration. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to explain complex share plan concepts clearly and accurately to participants. Experience collaborating with Legal, Tax, Finance and Payroll stakeholders, coupled with sound judgement on when matters require escalation. Awareness of the challenges associated with administering global plans across multiple jurisdictions. CEP, ProShare or equivalent professional qualification would be beneficial but is not essential. Why Apply? This is an excellent opportunity to move into a highly visible position within a global organisation. The role offers meaningful exposure to senior Reward leadership and key business functions, alongside the opportunity to shape processes and contribute to the continued development of a sophisticated global share plans programme. Read Less
  • Payroll Specialist  

    - Greater London
    Our client are currently looking for a Payroll
    Our client are currently looking for a Payroll Read Less
  • Analyst - HR Ops & Data Analytics  

    - Greater London
    Analyst, HR Operations
    Analyst, HR Operations Read Less
  • Payroll Specialist  

    - Greater London
    Our client are currently looking for a Payroll
    Our client are currently looking for a Payroll Read Less
  • Group Reward Manager (Part-time)  

    - Greater London
    Group Reward Manager (Part-time) Location: London (Hybrid) Salary: Up... Read More
    Group Reward Manager (Part-time) Location: London (Hybrid) Salary: Up to £90,000 FTE + Bonus Part-time role which can be considered on either 3 or 4 days per week. About the Company and the Role: Catalyst Partners is supporting a confidential, private equity-backed international organisation in the search for a Group Reward Manager. This is a high-profile role within the central HR team, supporting a large, multi-country workforce through a period of business transformation. Reporting to the Group Performance Read Less
  • Executive Assistant Human Resources  

    - Greater London
    Executive Assistant, Human Capital Location: London (Hybrid) Salary: £... Read More
    Executive Assistant, Human Capital Location: London (Hybrid) Salary: £55,000-£60,000 Type: Full Time, Permanent The Opportunity We are partnering with a globally recognised investment organisation operating across multiple international markets and sectors. Following a period of significant growth and organisational evolution, they are seeking an experienced Executive Assistant to support a senior Human Capital leadership team based in London. This is a highly visible role within a fast-paced, collaborative and people-focused environment. You will provide executive support whilst also playing an important role in coordinating learning and development activities across the business. This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Executive Assistant looking to join a high-performing organisation where they can build strong relationships with senior stakeholders, work within a dynamic and fast-paced environment, and contribute to the success of a forward-thinking Human Capital function. More About the Role As Executive Assistant, you will provide comprehensive support to senior People leaders, ensuring the smooth running of diaries, meetings, travel arrangements and key business activities. Alongside traditional executive support responsibilities, you will play a central role in the coordination of learning and development initiatives, helping to organise training programmes, onboarding activities and talent development projects. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with senior leaders, gain exposure to strategic people initiatives and become a trusted member of a globally connected Human Capital team. Key Responsibilities Provide proactive and high-quality diary management for senior Human Capital leaders. Coordinate complex meetings across multiple time zones, managing logistics and stakeholder communications. Arrange domestic and international travel, including itineraries, accommodation and transportation. Manage high volumes of scheduling requests, prioritising effectively and exercising sound judgement. Coordinate learning and development programmes, workshops and training events. Manage participant communications, scheduling and event logistics. Support onboarding activities and induction programmes for new employees. Maintain learning administration systems, reporting and programme tracking documentation. Prepare presentations, reports and communications for internal stakeholders. Work collaboratively with Executive Assistants and stakeholders across the wider organisation. More About You Experience as an Executive Assistant supporting senior leaders within a corporate, financial services, private equity or professional services environment. Strong organisational and diary management skills, with experience managing complex schedules and competing priorities. Previous exposure to Human Resources, Human Capital, Talent, Learning Read Less

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