AfterAthena appoints HR consultant
Preston-based employment law, HR and health and safety firm AfterAthena has appointed Hannah Dines as an HR consultant at its Liverpool office.
Hannah brings seven years’ HR experience across a range of sectors, including professional services, having previously worked with international business advisory firm Azets and Liverpool-based law firm Hill Dickinson.
Her expertise spans employee relations, restructuring and redundancies, grievances, disciplinary matters, absence management, dismissals and settlement agreements.
CIPD Level 3 and Level 5 qualified, Hannah also has experience developing HR policies, toolkits and workplace guidance, including work around menopause awareness and diversity, equity and inclusion.
Her arrival follows a series of appointments at AfterAthena, including Victoria Jackson as legal director, Sonia Hanson as business development manager and Denise Findlay in a sales and business development role.
The firm operates from offices in Preston and Liverpool and advises clients on employment law, HR and health and safety matters.
Emma Christian, head of HR consultancy at AfterAthena, part of Napthens Group, said: “Hannah's wide-ranging experience of providing tailored HR support in professional services and other sectors will be invaluable to our ever growing client base as they seek effective and productive management of the increasingly complex world of HR.”
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