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      <description>Location: Nottingham | Salary: 65000.00-65000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | BRAND NEW EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY People Services Manager Nottinghamshire - Hybrid / Flexible Working Up to £65,000 + strong benefits package covering annual leave and family-friendly benefits, health and wellbeing support, pension and financial benefits, lifestyle schemes, employee discounts and ongoing investment in professional development. Permanent and Full Time (37.5hrs per week) If your idea of a great People function is one that is service-led, forward-thinking and constantly looking for better ways of doing things, this could be a really interesting opportunity. This isn''t a traditional, policy-heavy HR role. In fact, we''re looking for someone who thinks quite differently to that. We have been exclusively retained to work with a growing organisation whose People team is built around service. Their approach is to promote a mature environment, give managers and employees the tools to help themselves, and make People processes as simple, accessible and effective as possible.  A lot of great work has already been done, so you''ll inherit strong foundations. This isn''t about coming in and starting again; it''s about taking what''s there and asking: How can we make this even be...</description>
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