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Absence and Wellbeing Senior AdvisorinLondoninLondonPUBLISHED MON 25 NOV 2024

Band 7: £54,320 to £60,981 a year pa inclusive  FIXEDTERM 
CANCERMENTAL HEALTHNHS

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Opportunity to make a significant impact on employee wellbeing and absence management within a large NHS Trust.
Collaboration with a variety of specialist teams, enhancing professional development and networking opportunities.
Potential for career advancement and skill expansion, particularly in business partnering and HR advisory roles.
Ability to implement innovative solutions and improvements in health and wellbeing practices for the workforce.
Developing and executing high-quality HR strategies that improve workplace metrics and reduce formal HR cases.
Providing expert coaching and support to managers, enhancing leadership skills and fostering a positive work environment.
Working within a respected institution like Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, known for its commitment to quality healthcare and employee support.
The "Absence and Wellbeing Senior Advisor" position at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust in London is a fixed-term HR role, running until March 31, 2025, aimed at enhancing employee relations specifically concerning sickness and absence management. This position arose due to the promotion of the previous holder. The Advisor will collaborate with various specialist teams within the Surgery and Cancer Division, providing expert HR advice and support.

Key responsibilities include managing Employee Relations cases, improving absence metrics, facilitating high-quality Occupational Health referrals, and training managers on handling health and wellbeing issues, particularly stress and mental health concerns. The role involves early resolution of workplace conflicts, enhancing systems and practices for better case management, and offering coaching and resources for managers. Depending on experience, the role may be classified as band 6 or band 7, with opportunities for professional development. Candidates should possess a strong background in HR and employee relations.
Opportunity to make a significant impact on employee wellbeing and absence management within a large NHS Trust.
Collaboration with a variety of specialist teams, enhancing professional development and networking opportunities.
Potential for career advancement and skill expansion, particularly in business partnering and HR advisory roles.
Ability to implement innovative solutions and improvements in health and wellbeing practices for the workforce.
Developing and executing high-quality HR strategies that improve workplace metrics and reduce formal HR cases.
Providing expert coaching and support to managers, enhancing leadership skills and fostering a positive work environment.
Working within a respected institution like Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, known for its commitment to quality healthcare and employee support.

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