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Porsche Full-time Reading, GB £30k - £35k / year 5m ago
As the HR Coordinator, you will provide a high level of pro-active general administration support, business data management and project coordination to the Director, HR Managers and Team members within HR. A key part of...
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Can you imagine the satisfaction gained from directly contributing to the continued success of Porsche? This role sits within the existing commercial training team, giving a skilled and experienced trainer the opportunit...
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Human Resources in motorsport manages talent acquisition and development across highly specialised technical teams, supporting both trackside and factory-based personnel. These roles combine traditional HR expertise with the unique demands of the racing industry.

Salary Insights

Based on our latest industry data and survey responses:

  • HR Coordinator/Administrator: £25,000 - £35,000 ($32,000 - $44,000)
  • HR Advisor/Business Partner: £35,000 - £55,000 ($44,000 - $69,000)
  • Senior HR Manager/Head of HR: £55,000 - £100,000+ ($69,000 - $126,000+)

Salaries vary based on team size, racing series, and location, with Formula 1 teams typically offering higher compensation.

Common Specialisations

  • Talent Acquisition Specialist - Recruiting technical and racing talent
  • HR Business Partner - Supporting specific team departments
  • Learning & Development Manager - Coordinating training programmes
  • HR Operations Manager - Managing day-to-day HR functions
  • Employee Relations Specialist - Handling personnel matters

Typical Requirements

  • CIPD qualification or equivalent
  • Experience in fast-paced industries
  • Strong employment law knowledge
  • Experience with HR systems and processes
  • International HR experience (beneficial)
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills

Career Development

Common career progression paths include:

  • HR Administrator → HR Advisor → HR Manager
  • Recruitment Coordinator → Talent Acquisition Manager → Head of Talent
  • HR Assistant → HR Business Partner → Head of HR

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