Interim Deputy Chief People Officer
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 23 Mehefin 2025 |
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| Cyflog: | £91,342.00 i £105,337.00 bob blwyddyn |
| Gwybodaeth ychwanegol am y cyflog: | £91342.00 - £105337.00 a year |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 29 Mehefin 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | Stoke-on-Trent, ST4 8HH |
| Cwmni: | NHS Jobs |
| Math o swydd: | Cytundeb |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: | C9232-25-0175 |
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To support the Chief People Officer in the provision and management of a comprehensive People, Organisation Development and Inclusion function to the Trust. To deputise for the Chief People Officer as required at a national, regional, system and internal level regarding People, OD, Communications and D&I matters. To lead on the development and implementation of the Trusts People plan (including the development and delivery of workforce plans, people policies, recruitment, People/HR systems, initiatives based upon national guidance, best practice and appropriate legislation). To lead and manage the People function. To work across the system on People projects supporting a Staffordshire approach to policy development. Developing People Policies for the Trust and working jointly with other providers to create a consistent approach. To provide People/HR input to all the organisations policies and strategies. Key Duties/Responsibilities Provide leadership, direction and support to the People team and to Trust managers regarding Workforce related matters. To lead the review and development of People strategy, policies, procedures and practices. To lead and promote optimum standards of professionalism within the directorate by the effective recruitment, development and motivation of directorate staff to achieve the directorates/Trusts objectives. To be proactive in providing credible expert advice to senior management in terms of strategy for implementation of organisational change and in managing effectively the employee relations consequences which may arise. To interpret new employment legislation, national guidelines and best practice initiatives, assess the impact on the organisation and lead on developing and implementing adaptations to organisational policies and practices to meet organisational requirements. Interpret highly complex employment law and case law to provide authoritative advice on human resource/employment relations issues. Ensure all staff have access to the Trust employment policies and procedures. To lead and participate in the implementation of change management projects, which are cross-Trust issues and are in support of the delivery of Trust objectives; for example, Agenda for Change/Terms and Conditions, ESR and Occupational Health delivery. To ensure the provision of comprehensive recruitment, advice & guidance, including strategic support to the Executive Team and Senior Managers in areas such as workforce planning. Act as contract lead in managing the Payroll SLA. To be the Trusts expert on all employee relations and to promote and maintain positive relationships with staff side colleagues. Membership and participation at agreed committees (internally, system wide, regionally and nationally). Provide leadership and support within Workforce and trust wide to ensure delivery of high standards of service and ensure professional working relationships at all levels Chair meetings including as examples; Joint Negotiation Consulting Committee (JNCC), Partnership Working Group (PWG) and other Ad hoc meetings as required. To lead and review the Trusts Workforce performance through audits and other performance management tools (KPIs), recommending and instigating improvements where appropriate. Lead on reporting of People/HR and Workforce metrics, including development of new metrics and measures as required. Work with the Chief People Officer to ensure the ongoing development of the workforce capability in the Trust through the development of human resource staff and the development of human resource expertise in managers at all levels. To identify areas where the service can be improved and to source / develop initiatives that drive the service forward. Ensuring that People/Human Resource policies and procedures are fully understood and are implemented consistently across the Trust. To ensure that managers are provided with an effective recruitment and selection service, including timely advice as appropriate on current legislation relating to Diversity and Inclusion. Demonstrate continuous professional development. Support Workforce in developing skills in relation to role and department goals. Attend training courses as required related to the role and feedback this information as required. Further details on responsibilities are on the attached job description and person specification.