HR Officer (Payroll) (Permanent)

A highly regarded global leadership advisory firm is seeking an Interim Global HR Generalist to support its international HR operations across the US, UK, EU, Australia, and Canada.
Global Consultancy Business.
This is a broad, HR operations-focused position with a strong emphasis on global administration, compliance, and coordination. You'll play a key role in supporting HR processes across multiple regions and act as a central point of contact for HR-related queries.
The role will cover core areas including Deel (EOR) management, global mobility, regulatory and compliance filings, and day-to-day HR administration, alongside light employee relations support.
Manage the global HR inbox, responding to queries and maintaining accurate records
Act as a global HR point of contact across multiple regions
Provide general HR support
Support compliance activities, HR documentation, and legal communications
Support Workday testing and updates
Manage leave of absence processes and payroll data changes
Manage and track visa applications and mobility processes
Support payroll and benefits coordination, including HMRC updates
Administer pensions and benefits platforms
Manage maternity/paternity leave schedules and payments
Provide audit support and HR data reporting
Assist with HR projects and continuous improvement initiatives
A successful Global HR Generalist should have:
Previous experience in a Global HR Generalist role, ideally within a global organisation
Experience with Workday (essential) and exposure to Deel or EOR models (highly desirable)
Understanding of payroll, benefits coordination, and HR compliance processes
Employee relations
Highly organised, proactive, and confident working remotely in a fast-paced environment
Flexible on hours (4 days or condensed across 5)
£Contract: 12-months FTC
Fully remote working
Broad experience across global HR operationsIf you're an adaptable and detail-oriented HR professional looking for a flexible interim opportunity with global exposure, please get in touch ASAP

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