HR Recruitment Coordinator

HR Recruitment Coordinator  – Luxury Japanese-Brazilian-Peruvian Restaurant Group 

Start date: As soon as possible
Salary: £38,000 per annum
Location: London

Picture a restaurant group where Japanese precision meets Brazilian energy and Peruvian flair, where the playlist is loud, the cocktails are inventive and the views are hard to beat. Our client is an internationally renowned fusion restaurant brand with two spectacular London sites: 

The menus range from sushi and tempura to robata-grilled black cod, Brazilian churrasco and Peruvian ceviche, backed by one of the most impressive saké collections around. It’s glamorous, it’s high-energy, and it runs on brilliant people. That’s where you come in.

HR Recruitment Coordinator 

As HR Recruitment Coordinator , you’ll be the go-to people partner for the London teams, helping find, welcome and look after the talent that makes the magic happen front and back of house. No two days will be the same.

What you’ll be doing as HR Recruitment Coordinator 

  • Managing end-to-end recruitment across front of house, kitchen and management roles: writing adverts, screening, arranging interviews and making offers
  • Building talent pipelines and getting creative with how the brand attracts the best people in hospitality
  • Running smooth onboarding: contracts, right-to-work checks, inductions and first-day experiences people actually remember
  • Supporting managers with day-to-day employee relations, including absence, performance, disciplinaries and grievances
  • Keeping HR records, systems and payroll inputs accurate and up to date
  • Helping drive retention, training and wellbeing initiatives
  • Championing the culture and making sure every team member feels part of something special

What we’re looking for in HR Recruitment Coordinator 

  • Experience in an HR, recruitment or people-focused role
  • Some hospitality experience: you understand the pace, the hours and what makes restaurant teams tick
  • A confident, approachable communicator who can build trust with everyone from kitchen porters to senior managers
  • Highly organised, with great attention to detail and the ability to juggle multiple vacancies at once
  • A working knowledge of UK employment law and right-to-work compliance
  • CIPD qualification (or working towards it) is a bonus, but not essential
  • Bags of energy, a positive attitude and a genuine love of people

What’s in it for you as HR Recruitment Coordinator

  • £38,000 salary
  • The chance to work with one of the most exciting and recognisable restaurant brands in London
  • A creative, fast-paced and supportive environment where your ideas will be heard
  • Real scope to grow your HR career within a global hospitality group
  • 50% discount on food and drink for up to 6 people at the restaurants
  • Wagestream - Advance payment service
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Discretionary annual tronc bonus
  • Length of service acknowledgment and gift i.e. 5 years, 10 years etc.
  • Internal training and career development
  • Pension scheme – including employer contributions
  • Quarterly team socials and networking events
  • Yearly staff award ceremony and party 

Ready to bring the energy?

If you’re a people person with a passion for hospitality and you’re ready to start ASAP, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today with your CV and let’s talk!

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