Support when you need it, how you need it...

Businesses do not always know well in advance that they need additional support. Stonebridge HR Consultants responds quickly to short term demands from companies, as well as assisting with situations that are previously planned that require additional resources.

Specialist skills can supplement an existing HR team in relation to mergers, acquisitions, redundancies, strategic planning, recruitment, development and training, and services can be tailored to match your specific requirement. Stonebridge HR Consultants offer dedicated full, or part time interim resource, assistance with specific projects, business restructuring, acquisitions, provision of maternity cover or temporarily covering a vacancy.

  • Support designed around your requirements - full or part time Consultant or retained resource
  • Interim, temporary or on call staffing provision
  • Independent, specialist advice and support
  • Strategic input to facilitate business planning

Smaller companies may not require a full time resource devoted to HR, but the need to recruit, retain and develop staff whilst meeting their legal obligations. Avoiding expensive Employment Tribunal claims is still fundamental to any business and Stonebridge HR Consultants provide the technical expertise required by smaller companies, to help manage staffing issues, with their part time on site and telephone based small business support packages.

To see how we have supplemented and supported HR teams and helped businesses define and implement new HR strategy take a look at our HR Projects page.

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HR Consultancy Projects

Managerial Development

Following an executive team development exercise with NHS Blood and Transplant, Stonebridge HR Consultants were asked by the Estates and Facilities Director to deliver a development day to 26 managers based around Myers Briggs....

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Paying staff who miss work due to the snow?

There's no hard and fast rule, it's more about common sense. Many employees can now work from home with modern technology but this isn't applicable to all roles....

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Unfair dismissal award drops

It has just been announced that from 1st February 2010, the maximum compensatory award will drop from £66,200 to £65,300.  The reduction reflects the decrease of 1.4% in the Retail Prices Index from September 2008 to September 2009.
A week's pay (for basic award and redundancy pay purposes) will remain the same at £380.