Junior HR Administrator - Entry Level

Junior HR Administrator – Recent Graduate

A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic and highly organised recent graduate to join a prestigious City law firm on a permanent basis. This is a perfect entry-level role for someone looking to start their career in HR, gain hands-on experience in a professional environment, and learn from a friendly and supportive team.

  • Starting salary up to £25,000
  • 09:30-17:30 (Monday–Friday)
  • Hybrid working (50% in office / 50% remote)
  • Outstanding benefits – among the most competitive in London’s legal sector
  • Based near St Paul’s

Junior HR Administrator – Recent Graduate, Key Responsibilities:

  • Assisting with producing HR documentation, maintaining employee records, and updating internal systems.
  • Helping to organise meetings and support communication with colleagues and external contacts.
  • Supporting a range of HR admin processes, including onboarding, inductions, leavers, payroll updates, family leave, and contract changes.
  • Learning to manage shared HR inbox queries and escalating where needed.
  • Assisting with reporting, data entry, purchase orders, and invoice tracking.
  • Offering general team support during busy periods and taking part in ad-hoc HR projects.

Junior HR Administrator – Recent Graduate, Skills & Requirements:

  • A strong interest in HR and a desire to build a career in a professional office environment.
  • Any previous admin, office, retail, or customer service experience is a plus, but not essential.
  • A proactive team player who’s eager to learn and get involved.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Good attention to detail and an organised, reliable approach.
  • Comfortable using Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel (training provided on HR systems).
  • Discreet and professional with a strong sense of confidentiality.
#J-18808-Ljbffr Salary: GBP 21600 - 30000 per year
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