Ongoing Fractional HR Support Senior HR support without a full-time commitment

Access experienced HR support when your business needs it.

Discuss your HR needs

The business challenge

Do you need senior HR support, but not a full-time hire?

Some businesses need experienced HR input but do not require a full-time senior HR leader.

Fractional support gives management access to regular advice and oversight, with an agreed level of involvement.

01

People matters keep landing with you

Business leaders are spending time on issues that need HR judgement.

02

Your HR team needs senior support

An existing HR manager or generalist needs guidance and oversight.

03

HR priorities are not progressing

Important people projects compete with day-to-day demands.

What I offer

Flexible senior support for your people priorities

Regular HR advice and practical management support, shaped around your business.

I provide ongoing fractional support to business owners, leadership teams and existing HR teams.

The scope and time commitment are agreed in advance, typically as a defined number of days per week or month.

01

Senior HR advice

Ongoing advice on people matters and management decisions.

02

Employee relations guidance

Support with complex employee relations and workplace issues.

03

Manager support

Guide managers on day-to-day HR decisions and people practices.

04

HR project oversight

Keep agreed HR priorities and improvement projects moving.

05

Regular HR review

Review people practices, emerging needs and next steps.

The value to your business

What fractional support can provide

Experienced HR input with flexibility around your business needs.

Access to senior advice

Get experienced input when decisions arise.

Management confidence

Help managers approach people matters consistently.

Continuity

Maintain oversight of important HR priorities.

Flexible commitment

Agree a level of support that fits your needs.

Clear priorities

Keep people projects and actions moving forward.

How we work together

An agreed level of ongoing support

The arrangement is designed around the support your business actually needs.

STEP 01

Discuss your requirements

Understand your business, current HR arrangements and priorities.

STEP 02

Agree the scope

Define responsibilities, availability and time commitment.

STEP 03

Set the priorities

Agree immediate actions and ongoing areas of focus.

STEP 04

Review and adjust

Review the arrangement regularly as business needs change.

Founder, Archer HR Consultancy

Senior HR experience with a practical business perspective

I'm Shaily Agrawal, an independent consultant operating through Archer HR Consultancy. I bring over a decade of hands-on HR leadership experience working across media houses and government institutions in the UAE and Qatar.

I combine practical HR experience with an MSc in Organizational & Business Psychology from University College London.

I work directly with business owners and management teams to provide clear advice and practical support.

MSc, Organizational & Business PsychologyUniversity College London
HR leadership experienceMedia houses and government institutions in the UAE and Qatar

Common questions

Fractional HR Support — FAQs

What is fractional HR support?

It is an ongoing arrangement that gives a business access to experienced HR support for an agreed level of time, without employing a full-time senior HR leader.

How is the time commitment agreed?

We agree the scope and level of involvement based on your needs. This may be one or more days per week, or another defined arrangement.

Can you support an existing HR team?

Yes. I can provide senior advice, guidance and project oversight alongside an existing HR manager or generalist.

Can the arrangement change over time?

The scope can be reviewed as business priorities and support requirements change.

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How can I reach you?

Email, phone, or both.