Actively seeking an experienced Operations Manager to join a high growth accounting firm based in central London. This is a newly created role with a business going through multiple acquisitions.
Client Details
Our client is a well respected accounting firm going through high growth. Due to this growth they have created a Group Head of Operations to support in managing the people and operations of the business.
Description
Advising, coaching and embedding management capability to support best practice in the management of people issues.
Ability to deal with compliance – ICAEW, CIOT, FCA.
Management of a team up to 40 employees and advising Managers and Leaders with honest, pragmatic, and accurate People and HR support.
Adapting in a high growth environment and supporting with operational management.
Supporting with acquisitions.
Providing HR support and guidance of a full range of employee relations issues: maternity, paternity, parental leave, sickness and absence, performance
Supporting the delivery of induction programmes and manage probation periods.
Recruiting, interviewing, and hiring staff
Working with outsourced support on monitoring, reviewing, and updating all People policies and ensure these are in line with current legislation.
Build a culture of learning and development, working closely with the leaders of the organisation to identify key learning and development areas and develop career paths.
Analysing productivity data and optimising staffing and production capacity.
Using historical records to forecast future buying patterns
Maintaining a working knowledge of accounting firms including challenges and opportunities in the sector
Working closely with Partners to improve efficiency.
Designing new processes to improve quality or increase productivity or profitability.
Managing budgets.
Profile
Ability to deal with compliance – ICAEW, CIOT or FCA.
Strong people management experience.
Experience in working in a growth environment.
Professional services, Financial Services or experience in a similar environment is essential.