Job details
Location: | Sydney |
Salary: | $180000 - $200000 per annum |
Job Type: | Permanent |
Discipline: | |
Reference: | V-117837 |
Posted: | 15 days ago |
Job description
About the CompanyThis is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Senior People Partner to join a Government department based in Sydney CBD. This role is WFH 50% of the time and is paying between $180,000 - $200,000 package. The role is a mix of operational and strategic.
About the Role
- Provides consultancy, advice, support and guidance to managers and staff on a wide variety of People and Culture matters
- Partner with the executive management and other key stakeholders to develop, embed and sustain people and culture initiatives and solutions for their teams
- Managing the development and implementation of organisational people & culture change programs that align with corporate objectives
- Acting as a trusted adviser, business coach and influencer to the heads of the divisions on People & Culture.
- Gravitas to influence a broad range of executive stakeholders to gain agreement on optimal organisational strategies across a diverse and complex organisation
- Proactively identify opportunities to shape and drive strategic and operational change initiatives that impact divisions and people.
- Ensure compliance with and resolve issues related to HR and WHS regulations, legislation and organisation policy.
Skills & Experience
- Extensive experience in a senior People Partner role
- Demonstrated skills and experience and proven capacity to lead the development and implementation of people & culture strategies, programs and initiatives at a senior level
- Extensive experience delivering and driving performance and capability plans, engagement initiatives and coaching on leadership and management uplift.
- Demonstrated experience managing complex employment relations matters, including experience in Enterprise Agreement bargaining
- Demonstrated experience in developing, interpreting and advising (and where relevant, aligning) people & culture policies and planning to business requirements
- Excellent stakeholder, organisational, self and priority management skills
- Sound experience in dealing with a diverse range of people at all levels of the organisation
- A forward planner with the ability to dive into detail to derive key insights from business reporting but also scan the horizon for emerging opportunities
- Exceptional presentation, written and verbal communication skills
- An awareness of employment legislation, regulatory environment, and market leading HR practices
- Tertiary qualifications in Human Resources degree or a relevant discipline
- Desirable: Relevant experience in financial services industries.
How to Apply
Click APPLY or contact Emma on emma.marven@charterhouse.com.au for a confidential discussion.
http://www.charterhouse.com.au