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People Advisor
Job Summary
Contract Type:
Permanent
Working Pattern:
Full time
Advert Start Date:
27/08/2026
Advert End Date:
Closed for applications on 11/09/2026 23:59
Salary:
£32,000
Job Category:
HR / Training
Vacancy ID:
301230
Employment Location:
North Shields
Closing date:
11 Sep
Further Information
At YMCA North Tyneside, our people are at the heart of everything we do. We’re looking for a proactive, values-led People & Culture Advisor to step in, elevate our employer brand and design an unforgettable candidate experience from first contact to day one and beyond. You’ll shine a light on the great people and great work happening across YMCA North Tyneside, helping us attract exceptional talent and give every new starter a confident, connected and values-led beginning.
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Is This Role for You?
Are you excited to lead the full recruitment and onboarding experience from first contact through to offer?
Do you want to play a key part in shaping a modern, values-driven workplace where people are at the heart of everything?
Are you passionate about telling human stories, building early-career pipelines, and crafting an unforgettable candidate experience from first contact?
If you answered yes, this is your chance to make a lasting impact!
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What Will You Be Doing?
As a People & Culture Advisor, you will work closely with managers across all services, you’ll act as a trusted advisor, offering practical, proportionate and people-centred guidance that supports consistent People & Culture practice and reinforces our organisational values.
Recruitment & Onboarding: You’ll lead the full recruitment and onboarding experience, designing a smooth, human-centred candidate journey from first contact to offer. This includes managing fair and values-led processes, coordinating confident onboarding experiences, overseeing all safeguarding and right-to-work checks, and ensuring new starters have the correct systems, access and information from day one.
Employer Branding: You’ll capture people-focused stories, create bold and engaging job adverts, design targeted attraction campaigns, and shape the tone and feel of the candidate journey.
Data Insight: You’ll use data insight to refine sourcing strategies and build proactive talent pipelines.
Early Careers: You’ll lead and improve our early-careers offer, from work-experience placements to apprenticeships and graduate pathways. You’ll build relationships with colleges and universities, support early-career staff through development opportunities, and explore new ways of bringing emerging talent into the organisation.
Management Guidance and Support: You’ll provide everyday support to managers, helping them navigate people matters confidently and consistently. You’ll guide leaders in applying policy fairly, support low-complexity casework, embed values and culture, maintain clear documentation, and use people data to identify trends and opportunities.
You’ll champion inclusive practice, strengthen People & Culture processes, and collaborate closely with the wider People Team.
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What Skills and Experience Do You Need?
To be successful in this rewarding role, it is essential that you have:
A Level 5 CIPD Associate Diploma (or equivalent professional experience) alongside a commitment to your own professional development.
A deep understanding of modern recruitment platforms, social media sourcing and agency management
Proven experience in a recruitment-heavy HR role, managing 10+ active vacancies
Experience analysing recruitment metrics to drive continuous improvement and workforce planning decisions
Experience using HRIS systems and maintaining up-to-date records in accordance with data protection rules
Please note
This job is closed for applications.
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