LOVE HR
Supporting workplaces that put people first
WHO WE ARE
Kia ora, I'm Steph.
I have a dream of wanting people to live their best lives, and I want work to not be a barrier to that.
The reality is most people will have a job at some point in their lifetime and I want people to feel safe enough to bring their whole selves to work. I want people to have time back to spend it on the things that bring them joy. I want people to be guided in a way that allows them to thrive and I want people to be treated fairly and equally.
So I founded Love HR to support organisations in understanding opportunities to put people at the centre of everything they do and help remove barriers that may be getting in the way of people living their best lives.
By way of our uniquely developed People First Index framework, and other progressive HR services, we work with business leaders and HR professionals to measure the progressiveness of an organisation's people policies and practices, and offer practical recommendations to put people first, leading to increases in employee wellbeing, engagement, retention, attraction, happiness, and reductions in attrition, burnout and absenteeism, ultimately leading to increases in innovation, creativity, productivity, sales, organisations achieving their business goals, and people living their best lives.
Get in touch today for a free progressive HR diagnostic to see how we can support your organisation on your journey to putting people first.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BEING A PROGRESSIVE EMPLOYER
How we can help
At Love HR, our business is built on the belief that the best organisations to work for are the ones that put people at the centre of everything they do and we absolutely love supporting organisations and businesses that are dedicated to putting people first.
💡 We do this by lighting your people up through the identification and implementation of progressive people practices and policies like:
🔍 Providing progressive HR diagnostics for organisations and businesses of any size and utilising our in-house designed People First Index tool
🎉 The annual HR Changemakers Festival
📞 Monthly HR Changemakers Hub calls and Premium membership
🤝 1:1 progressive leadership and business coaching
🛠️ In-person and online workshops
🖥️ Webinars on topics like EVP, workforce analytics, strategic remuneration, and pay gaps
📚 Online courses such as the Beyond Rem Attraction and Retention Mastery Programme
📖 The Future's Leader book - Everything you need to know about being an employer of choice in 2025 and beyond (on pre-order)
📝 Research on employees' changing expectations of work and what the most progressive employers are doing around the world
🎤 Knowledge sharing through speaking opportunities
Putting people first leads to:
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Increased sales and revenue due to consumers choosing your organisation over competitors
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Being recognised as an employer of choice and attracting and retaining top talent
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Enhanced innovation, creativity and problem-solving
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A decrease in cost associated with absenteeism and employee burnout
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Increase in attraction to future generations entering the workforce
Every organisation is unique and has individualised needs, so best practice is not always the best fit. We work with you to provide a tailored solution by:
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Connecting over a Zoom call to ask leading questions to truly understand and get to the root cause of the unique requirements of your organisation
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Develop a proposal including a price quote with all costs provided up front
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Agreeing on timelines, milestones and deliverables
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Getting cracking, including having fun along the way!
If you're ready to take your next step as an employer of choice, get in touch to see how we can support you on your journey.
MEET THE TEAM
Stephanie Love - Kaitiaki
Stephanie has over 12 years' experience in HR in New Zealand, USA and UK, working for companies such as Disney, Coca-Cola Amatil and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
She has developed and implemented strategic HR framework for global organisations and has worked in the tourism, FMCG, professional services, hospitality, retail, entertainment, recruitment, public sector and manufacturing industries.
Stephanie has a passion for Equal Pay and whilst at Magic Memories the organisation was awarded the Bronze YWCA Equal Pay award. Stephanie was a finalist in the 2018 HRINZ HR Specialist of the year awards.
She has an undergraduate degree in Business Psychology, and a post-graduate diploma in Business Administration (HR Management) both from Massey University.
Credited features
Conferences
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Why It’s More Important Than Ever to Put People First - DisruptHR, 23 June 2022
Webinars
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Gender Diversity Leadership - Global Greens, 12 March 2022
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HRNZ: Practically Building Empathy into the Redundancy Process, 27 May 2020
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Blue Sky Recruitment: The Ultimate Love Story, 13 May 2020
Podcasts
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Work-Life Balance, Gender Pay, & Taking the Leap w/ Steph from Stephanie Love Consulting, The Florescence Podcast, 22 March 2021
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Putting people first with Stephanie Love Consulting, Kiwis in Business Podcast, 8 November 2020
Articles
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How to approach pay reviews in trying times - HRD, 1 March 2023
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Was New Zealand ‘trounced’ by Australia? - HRD, 11 February 2023
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Salary budget planning: Will you match inflation? - HRD, 24 January 2023
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Engagement strategies to help manage the trend of ‘quiet quitting’ - Tauranga Business Chamber, 5 October 2022
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Is the ERA holding organisation's back from progressive remuneration? - HRD, 30 September 2022
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Getting a kick out of a seldom-mentioned workplace change, HRD, 9 September 2022
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Employers warned they must pay up or risk losing talent, HRD, 5 July 2022
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Struggling to hire? Your EVPs just aren't attractive enough, HRD, 17 June 2022
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How progressive Pay Practices could save your business, HRD, 5 June 2022
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NZ Equal Pay Amendment Act 2020 comes into force: 4 aspects employers need to understand, HRD, 14 November 2020
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Lack Of Gender Diversity On NZX50 Uncovered By First-time Investor And HR Professional, Scoop, 6 July 2021
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World Breastfeeding Week: an HR perspective on working and breastfeeding, Te Rita Ora, 7 August 2021