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Room Leader Key InformationLocation: Girton, Girton, United Kingdom Cambridgeshire CB3 0QH Contract Type: Full-timeContract Length: PermanentSalary: £13.78 - £14.25 (£28,882.88 - £29,868.00 full time equivalent salary 40 hours per week all year round) Benefits: Birthday Off, 6 fully paid sick days, Cashback Healthcare Plan, Retail Discounts, Recognition & Reward, 50 % Childcare Discount, 24/7 Virtual GP Access, 24/7 Counselling Support, Discounted gym Membership, Personal Financial Advisor Access, Pension Discovery, Learning platform Access Join the Kindred Family – A Place to Grow, Thrive, and Make a Difference Are you passionate about early years education, supporting children's development and leading a team? At Kindred, we believe work should be more than just a job – it should be a place where you feel valued, supported, and inspired every day. Due to a new opportunity, we’re excited to welcome a Room Leader to our friendly and dedicated team inGirton, Girton, United Kingdom . Whether you’re just starting out or looking for your next professional step, this role offers the chance to be part of a warm, inclusive environment where 91.71% of our team would recommend us as a great place to work. What You’ll Need Essential: Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent organisational ability and attention to detail Provide outstanding customer service Have good time management, meeting deadlines Hold a full and relevant Early Years Level 3 Childcare Qualification or higher Desirable: Previous experience of leading a team Current paediatric first aid certificate Safeguarding and child protection training (although full training will be given) Current food hygiene certificate What You’ll Be Doing As a Room Leader, you will: To support the Manager and fellow Room Leaders to ensure the highest standards of Early Years care and education across the setting To maintain an organised, safe and stimulating room environment To keep accurate records and ensure procedures are followed within the room To help build and maintain a reputation as the setting of choice in the area for both children and employees To model and monitor best practice in accordance with regulatory guidelines To support and inspire your team of practitioners To aid with the induction of new team members, welcoming them into the Kindred family Why Join Kindred? At Kindred, we’re more than a nursery group – we’re a family. Supportive Culture – Our nurseries are built on strong relationships, teamwork, and a genuine sense of belonging.Career Development – Whether you're an apprentice or a seasoned professional, we offer clear progression pathways, structured training, and mentorship.Work-Life Balance – Enjoy structured working hours, flexible shift options, and hybrid roles (where applicable).Competitive Pay & Benefits – We regularly benchmark our salaries and offer generous benefits including bonuses, pensions, and paid leave.Award-Winning Family – Join a company that values recognition, personal growth, and team success. Our Recruitment Process Interviews: Rolling InterviewsExpected Start Date: ASAP Our process includes: • A video interview followed by a face-to-face interview with a stay and play at the nursery, • ‘Stay and Play’ session to observe you working with children *fully supervised To apply for the Room Leader position with us, please click the "Quick Apply" button and submit your CV and a short cover letter explaining your interest in the role. We aim to respond to all applicants within 2–5 working days. Thank you for considering a career with Kindred! As part of our commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children in our care, the successful candidate is expected to undergo an enhanced DBS check IND 1 ROL

Nursery Assistant Key InformationLocation: Girton, Girton, United Kingdom Cambridgeshire CB3 0QHContract Type: Full-time Contract Length: PermanentSalary: £12.71 – £12.75 gross per hour (£26,640.16 - £25,724.00 full time equivalent salary 40 hours per week all year round) Benefits: Birthday Off, 6 fully paid sick days, Cashback Healthcare Plan, Retail Discounts, Recognition & Reward, 50 % Childcare Discount, 24/7 Virtual GP Access, 24/7 Counselling Support, Discounted gym Membership, Personal Financial Advisor Access, Pension Discovery, Learning platform Access Join the Kindred Family – A Place to Grow, Thrive, and Make a Difference Are you passionate about early years education, supporting children's development, and working in a role where you can have fun, be creative, and help develop little minds? At Kindred, we believe work should be more than just a job – it should be a place where you feel valued, supported, and inspired every day. Due to a new opportunity, we’re excited to welcome an Nursery Assistant to our friendly and dedicated team in Girton, Girton, United Kingdom. Whether you’re just starting out or looking for your next professional step, this role offers the chance to be part of a warm, inclusive environment where 91.71% of our team would recommend us as a great place to work. What You’ll Need Essential: Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent organisational ability and attention to detail Provide outstanding customer service Have good time management, meeting deadlines A commitment to working within Early Years Childcare Desirable: Previous nursery experience Paediatric First Aid Food Hygiene What You’ll Be Doing Responsibilities: Use a friendly approach with parents and carers, children, and colleagues Provide a safe, stimulating, and educational environment for the children to learn, play, explore and develop. Maintain a homely environment for all children, which is clean and organised Implement interesting and inspiring activities for children to learn through play Build relationships with Key Children, record their interests and achievements through observations Ensure that you understand and follow company Policies and Procedures Safeguarding is a shared responsibility to protect children, parents, and staff from harm Maintain strictly professional relationships and report any complaints or concerns to management in accordance with company policy and procedures. Other responsibilities: Attend and actively participate in staff meetings and training, parent information sessions and functions as appropriate; including marketing events and activities that may run during the evening or at the weekend Treat all personal and sensitive information relating to staff, children, families, visitors, nursery or the company with utmost integrity and confidentiality Undertake any other duties to ensure the smooth running of the nursery, and the safety and wellbeing of children, staff and families. Why Join Kindred? At Kindred, we’re more than a nursery group – we’re a family. Supportive Culture – Our nurseries are built on strong relationships, teamwork, and a genuine sense of belonging.Career Development – Whether you're an apprentice or a seasoned professional, we offer clear progression pathways, structured training, and mentorship.Work-Life Balance – Enjoy structured working hours, flexible shift options, and hybrid roles (where applicable).Competitive Pay & Benefits – We regularly benchmark our salaries and offer generous benefits including bonuses, pensions, and paid leave.Award-Winning Family – Join a company that values recognition, personal growth, and team success. Our Recruitment Process Interviews: Rolling interviewsExpected Start Date: ASAP Our process includes: • A video interview followed by a face-to-face interview with a stay and play at the nursery, • ‘Stay and Play’ session to observe you working with children *fully supervised To apply for the Nursery Assistant position with us, please click the "Quick Apply" button and submit your CV and a short cover letter explaining your interest in the role. We aim to respond to all applicants within 2–5 working days. Thank you for considering a career with Kindred! As part of our commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of the children in our care, the successful candidate is expected to undergo an enhanced DBS check IND1

We’re looking for a People Advisor to join our People team on a 12‑month fixed‑term contract. This role is central to the smooth running of our day‑to‑day people operations and is ideal for someone who enjoys structured work, high attention to detail, and keeping multiple operational threads moving at once. You’ll be a trusted first point of contact for managers, supporting non‑complex employee relations, employee lifecycle processes, HR systems, and people data. The work is varied, detailed, and important. From advisory conversations and HR documentation to system updates, audits, and payroll‑related activity. This role suits someone who takes pride in accuracy, enjoys organising complexity, and gets real satisfaction from getting things done properly. What You’ll Do HR Advisory & Casework You’ll independently manage non‑complex employee relations cases, including absence management and low‑level performance issues. You’ll act as a confident first point of contact for managers, providing accurate and timely advice, preparing documentation, and supporting processes such as flexible working requests, disciplinary and grievance administration, and probation reviews. Employee Lifecycle Management You’ll deliver end‑to‑end employee lifecycle activity, including onboarding workflows, pay review administration, contract and letter creation (promotions, job changes, probation outcomes, flexible working and pay review letters), and offboarding tasks such as exit interviews, holiday calculations, and leaver letters. HR Systems, Data & Reporting A significant part of the role involves working closely with HR systems and data. You’ll maintain HRIS accuracy, manage workflows and automation, run reports, support audits, and carry out data reconciliation (for example, HRIS and timesheet data). You’ll also contribute to HRIS improvements and act as a liaison with system providers alongside HRBPs. You’ll be comfortable using tools such as Microsoft Word (including templates and mail merges), Excel (particularly for pay data, audits, and large‑volume administration), DocuSign, onboarding systems, and SharePoint. Organisation & Operational Support This is a high‑detail, high‑trust role. You’ll manage multiple small tasks, deadlines, and cases simultaneously, track actions, chase responses, and remind stakeholders when needed. You’ll work independently with minimal supervision, remain calm during busy periods (such as pay review cycles), and maintain meticulous attention to detail across letters, payroll documentation, HRIS entries, and audits. Administration, Compliance & Projects You’ll also support or lead on HR audits, policy and handbook updates, SOP creation, wellbeing initiatives, template improvements aligned with legislative changes, and recruitment administration such as interview coordination and intern recruitment support. Payroll & Benefits Support You’ll prepare payroll‑relevant documentation including starter and leaver information, absence documentation, employment changes, and benefit requests. You’ll also support benefit schemes such as pensions, cycle to work, and health insurance. About You You May Be a Good Fit If You… • Have experience in a hands‑on HR Advisor or HR Officer role, managing non‑complex ER cases independently, • Are confident supporting the full employee lifecycle from onboarding through to offboarding, • Enjoy working with HR systems, data, and documentation, and take pride in accuracy, • Are highly organised and comfortable managing many small tasks and deadlines at once, • Stay calm and focused during busy periods, • Naturally spot errors, inconsistencies, or missing information, • Enjoy improving processes, templates, and ways of working, • Handle sensitive information with discretion and professionalism, • Build trust easily with managers and colleagues, • Desirable (but not essential) experience includes supporting HR system improvements, policy drafting, engagement surveys, recruitment campaigns, or working across multiple jurisdictions. Application Process Applications close on Sunday, 26th April 2026, although we may close earlier if we receive sufficient interest. Every application is reviewed by a member of our team. Our selection process is designed to be transparent and respectful of your time, and includes: • An initial call with a recruiter (for longlisted candidates), • A 30‑minute interview with the hiring manager, • A final in‑person interview at our Cambridge office Why GÉANT? GÉANT is Europe’s leading collaboration on e-infrastructure and services for research and education. We connect over 50 million users across 10,000 institutions, enabling breakthroughs in science, education, and innovation. Working here means being part of something bigger. You’ll contribute to projects that have real-world impact, from climate research to space exploration. What We Offer • Flexible hybrid working (3 days in office), • 31 days holiday + public holidays, • Annual learning budget and conference support, • A mission-driven culture with real-world impact Want to know more about life at GÉANT? Visit: Why Work for GÉANT Once you will apply, GEANT Association will act as the controller of your data - our full candidate Privacy Notice can be found here:

If you are a Residential Surveyor in the Glasgow or Edinburgh area looking for a new role at any level, or looking to explore what is out there - please give Hays a call on for a confidential conversation. Check below to see if you have what is needed for this opportunity, and if so, make an application asap. Your new company You'll be joining one of the UK's most respected chartered surveying and property consultancy firms, with a strong reputation for delivering professional, personable, and innovative services across residential and commercial sectors. Operating from 21 offices nationwide, this firm combines local market expertise with national reach, serving major financial institutions, developers, and private clients. Their residential division is a market leader in Scotland and beyond, providing Home Reports, valuations, and strategic property advice for all major lenders and a wide range of clients. With a commitment to growth, sustainability, and client care, this is an organisation that values leadership, collaboration, and excellence. Your new role As a Residential Director, you'll take a pivotal leadership role within the residential surveying team, driving business growth and ensuring service excellence. Your responsibilities will include: • Strategic Leadership - Oversee operations within your region, set performance targets, and lead a team of surveyors to deliver exceptional client service., • Business Development - Identify new opportunities, strengthen relationships with lenders, estate agents, and solicitors, and expand the firm's residential offering., • Technical Expertise - Provide high-level advice on valuations, Home Reports, and complex residential property matters, ensuring compliance with RICS standards., • Mentorship & Training - Support APC candidates and junior surveyors, fostering a culture of professional development and continuous improvement., • MRICS qualification preferred with extensive experience in residential surveying, • Proven track record in leadership and business development, • Strong knowledge of Scottish property legislation, valuation standards, and market trends, • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, • Commercial acumen and ability to identify growth opportunities, • A proactive, strategic mindset with the ability to inspire and lead teams, • A senior leadership position within a growing, nationally recognised consultancy, • Competitive salary with director-level benefits, including a yearly bonus of up to 10%, • Generous annual leave and flexible working arrangements, • Opportunities to shape the future of the residential division and influence strategic decisions, • Access to a collaborative network of experts across multiple disciplines, • Professional development support and clear progression pathways, • A culture that values innovation, integrity, and client care, • Car allowance of £500 a month Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be

HR Advisor; 6 month contract; based in Cambridge; 37 hours a week; £22.00 - £23.00 PAYE dependent upon experience We are seeking an experienced HR Specialist/HR Advisor to join our team within a fast-paced manufacturing environment for Marshall Land Systems based in Cambridge. This role will provide comprehensive, hands-on HR support to operational leaders, ensuring best practice and compliance across all employee relations matters. Key Responsibilities: - Leading and supporting formal consultation processes, including redundancy programmes - Managing complex absence management cases - Handling disciplinary and grievance procedures end-to-end - Advising managers on employee relations, policy application, and employment law - Supporting organisational change initiatives within an operational setting - Promoting positive employee engagement and workplace culture Skills/Experience: - Proven HR experience within a manufacturing, engineering, industrial, or similar operational environment - Strong background in consultation and redundancy processes (essential) - Demonstrable experience managing disciplinary, grievance, and absence cases - Confident working autonomously in a fast-moving environment - Up-to-date knowledge of UK employment legislation - CIPD qualified or working towards (desirable) or qualified by experience The jobholder will be pro-active and able to multi-task and have experience of being able to liaise confidently with stakeholders at all levels. The role is working in a small, supportive tea. You will need to be able to manage complex ER queries and have good knowledge of the employee lifecycle. Morson is acting as an employment business in relation to this vacancy. Human Resources; HRBP; CIPD; HR Generalist; ER; Employment Relations; Employee Relations; Employer Relations; Coaching; Resource Planning; Trade Unions; Stakeholder management; People development; Talent Management; Succession Planning; HR Policies; Change Management; Mediation; HR Advisor; HR Specialist; Employment Law; People Management; Learning and Development; Capability Development; Early Careers; manufacturing

HR Advisor (Temporary) Location: Cambridgeshire (minimum 2 days per week office‑based) Contract: Temporary until 31 October 2026 Pay: £19 per hour (depending on experience) We are looking for an experienced HR Advisor to work within a business partnering model, providing professional advice and challenge to front line managers across a wide range of employment matters. Key Responsibilities Provide high quality HR advice and guidance on employee relations, employment law, and HR policy, presenting clear options and associated risks to support business led decision making. Support and coach managers on disciplinary, grievance, performance, ill health, redundancy, and change management cases, working closely with trade unions to maintain positive employee relations. Support organisational change initiatives including restructures and TUPE transfers. Ensure HR systems and data are accurate, up to date, and used to identify trends and risks. Contribute to HR projects, policy development, and the delivery of HR training. Support pay and reward activities, including job evaluation processes. Promote equality, diversity, and inclusion across all employment practices.About You Strong experience in an HR advisory role with solid employee relations expertise. Confident in coaching and influencing managers. Sound knowledge of employment legislation. CIPD Level 5 qualification (desirable)