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      <description>Location: Nottingham | Salary: &amp;pound;60000 - &amp;pound;65000/annum benefits | 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 &amp; 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 m...</description>
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