Senior HR Business Partner – Sweden, UK & Germany

Responsibilities: — Collaborate with regional leadership to ensure HR strategies align with business goals across Sweden, the UK, and Germany — Lead initiatives to enhance employee engagement, retention, organizational culture, and overall employee experience — Handle complex employee relations issues such as grievances, disciplinary actions, and conflict resolution — Provide coaching to managers on performance management and employee development — Manage the entire employee lifecycle including onboarding, offboarding, payroll, benefits, and contract administration — Coordinate international assignments, work permits, and visa processes — Ensure compliance with employment laws in Germany, the UK, and Sweden — Develop and maintain HR policies, procedures, and employee handbooks — Generate HR reports and utilize people analytics to aid leadership decision-making — Work closely with HR Centers of Excellence and regional stakeholders to optimize HR processes Requirements: — Minimum of 3 years experience as an HR Business Partner or similar role, preferably in consulting or professional services — In-depth knowledge of German employment law and good understanding of UK and Swedish labor legislation — Practical experience managing the employee lifecycle including payroll and terminations — Proven ability to advise senior leadership on HR practices and legal compliance — Strong skills in employee relations, conflict resolution, and stakeholder management — Capability to work independently and juggle multiple priorities in an international setting — Excellent analytical, communication, and project management skills — Fluency in English and German Nice to have: — Proficiency in Swedish — Experience with Workday HRIS Benefits: — 30 days of vacation — Private health insurance (Cigna) after probation period — Personalized development plan and career coaching — Opportunities for international mobility — Regular team events and recognition programs — Visits to company offices in London, Birmingham, and Stockholm