Bracknell, Berkshire
Michael Page HR
A key People role within Honda Motor Europe. As Head of Employee Relations for Europe, your role will incorporate a mix of leading on Employee Relations/Associate Relations across Europe – including Works Councils – as well as providing a mixture of operational and strategic focus across all areas of the business. Exposure to key HR projects. European travel up to 20% of the time.
Client Details
The company is a renowned global player in the automotive industry, with operations spread across various continents. Honda Motor Europe is headquartered in Bracknell and is widely recognised for its commitment to innovation and sustainability.
Description
Reporting to the HR General Manager, the Head of Employee Relations for Europe works together with senior management and members of the HR team to plan, deliver and enhance Human Resources Associate Relations/Employee Relations. This role also provides a mixture of operational and strategic focus across all areas of the business and the Continental European organisation, in line with business objectives and the Honda Philosophy.
The successful candidate will have strong knowledge in employee relations and contribute to the HR strategy to enhance associates climate in the Region. Provide strategic leadership and expert professional HR advice to the business on delivery and development of HR activity to meet business needs.
Labour relations management:
Organisational climate analysis:
Key Project Delivery
HR Strategic Direction
Regional HR network:
This role requires regular European travel – up to 20% of the time
Profile
A successful Head of Employee Relations for Europe should have:
Job Offer
This role offers the following:
Honda embrace inclusion in their various policies, so whilst their contracts state that the hours are as required to fulfil the role with a minimum of 35 hours per week, they offer flexibility for when you work.
The regular office hours are 08:00 – 16:00 Monday to Thursday with a half hour lunch break & 08:00 – 13:00 on a Friday.
However, they offer flexibility of when you work with the daily flex-time start of between 07:00 and 11:00 providing that there is no business requirement.
Whilst there is no contractual right to work from home, the flexibility they offer is that you can request to work from home for a maximum of 50% of the working days in any one month, again providing there is no business requirement to attend the office.
